The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Halloween decorations at Brooks
store.
Expert picture framing at Rabbits
Furniture department
Big sale at Rabbits this week on
Snen's overcoats, suits and children's
coats.
Mrs. ]. f. Walsh of Hollywood is
again visitor at the r. ]. Babbitt
home.
A demonstration every night. Fada
The radio with the sensitive touch
Ray and Tex.
Senator Chas. E. MacMillin Of
Phoenix was in the city this week in
the interest Of his insurance company,
Remember the school election at the
Emerson school tomorrow for trus-
tee. The term Of Dir. v NJ. Slipher
expires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Puntenney
from the village of the same name
drove over to our city on Wednesday
on shopping expedition.
F. G. Ottomeier, representative In
ternational Correspondence schools,
spent a few days here this week maxi
ing his regular quarterly call upon
students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Longley this
week moved from one of the Mary
Gavin houses on Milton road to one
of the company houses Of the Flag
staff Lumber company.
Born on the fifteenth of this month
to Mrs. Tom Greer baby boy, the
fourth child, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thomas, grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer live on a ranch
near Hunt.
Ali Dickinson reports the sale of
lots in Sunnyside addition to Ralph
Mcmillan and c. III. Barrett, proprie-
tor of the Flagstaff Auto Wrecking
company. 1t is understood that both
new owners plan to build.
Robert Bean last Friday afternoon
left for FL Paso to have examination
made of his hip which had bothered
him for several months. X-rays show
a serious condition. He is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Grace Chesser.
The Kensington sewing circle met
with Mrs. H. F. Softley on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Austin Brown, Mrs. P. II.
Harley, Mrs. John Potts, Mrs. C. H.
Harper, Mrs. II. B. Brinton and Miss
c. Ema Vandevort were present.
Mrs. John Britt will give two read
ings, Seem Things at Night" and
Father at the Furnace" and William
Cady Jr. will sing-at the picture
show which the Literature section Of
the Won1an's club is sponsoring to-
night.
Frank McMahan yesterday received
word from his wife in Los Angeles
that their little daughter, Ruth, is still
in q very serious condition. Diagnosis
by specialists points toward possible
tWnor of the brain, but she is too
weak for operation at present.
Jack Collins is hobbling around on
crutches lately because of injuries re-
ceived to muscles in his leg during
football skirmish at Emerson school.
His little canine friend, Irish, who
was pretty badly damaged by a big
shot in his shoulder some time ago,
is recovering.
Wnen IOfn ". BelIWOOu arrived Tor
dinner Tuesday evening he found
these friends who had accepted his
wife's invitation to a surprise dinner,
in honor Of his birthday: Mrs. Lorna
Jessup, Miss Celia Lawler, Miss Min
I'VE Lintz, Misses Betty and Helen
Harrington. Robert Powers, Chester
Deaver and George T. Harrington.
Learning that she had quilt in the
frames, friends of Mrs. P. J. Raude-
baugh carried their lunch with them
yesterday morning and surprised her
at her little new home on West Aspen
avenue with the kind intention of
quilting it for her. They were: Mrs.
Emma Seaford, Mrs. j. E. Jones, Mrs.
Sarah Jones, Mrs. ]. B. Ormond, Mrs.
Matilda Wisehart and Mrs. Walter
Runke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Gold enter
tanned relatives and friends from the
east last week and took them to see
Grand Canyon, Cliff dwellings, and
Sunset crater. They We're Mrs. Colds
aunt, Mrs. Carrie OFT and Mr.. and
Mrs Orville OFT and daughter, all of
Osborn, Kan, Mrs. Carrie Miller Of
Detroit and Miss K. Ruthven and fa-
ther of Grand Rapids They left at
the end of the week, strong boosters
for Flagstaff and our scenic attrac-
tions.