The Coconino sun., 1925-11-06

Bring your pictures to Rabbits to
be framed. Expert work
! Take advantage of the reduction
sale at the Power Hat shop.
Exclusive agency Sure-Fit caps. All
new patterns and styles.-Sid Gass-
/ man.
Whipping cream for sale; also cot
! tage cheese made rich with cream,
phone 384R4. If
Bazaar and turkey dinner at the
/ Woman's club, November 21. Ladies
/ of Christian church. 3w
H. J. McClung, president Arizona
Central bank, was up from Phoenix
| for a day or so the first of the week.
Tom Bunch and wife recently moved
to Winslow, where Tommy has gone
to work for the Santa Fe Railway Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Archer and son,
Donald, drove up from Glendale and
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Mills.
! Edgar Hart returned Tuesday night
from a business trip east. He has
rented for the winter the small Charlie
Isham house.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Downer, Mrs. ].
! f. Downer, Dick Bate and w. B.
Raudebaugh on Sunday motored to
Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Ralph R. Davis and little
daughter born last week returned to
the family home on Tuesday from
Mercy hospital
Under-sheriff Durward Mckinney
and Wild Raudebaugh on Wednesday
drove to Lees Ferry on business and
returned that night.
/ We specialize in French pastry,
| fancy slices and party rolls, phone US
your next order, Frank Hogan, 1853 at
the Flagstaff bakery.
i Low night temperatures don't worry
/ you when your home is heated by the
Washington Home Heater. j. E.
| Nichols, the plumber. tt
Professor R. G. Stevenson and Earl
/ Nordyke of Williams and Milton
Stone of Winslow were here for the
| football game Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt reached
Rochester,, Mimi, after a pleasant
i trip, since which Ray has been kept
pretty busy in the clinic.
| Good fresh milk, 15c quart; 90 per
cent whipping cream 50c pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese. w. Etter,
ia East r. R. Ave-, Phone 255.
Mrs. Elsie Startzman has accepted
the responsibility of being councillor
/ for the Junior division Of the Music
department Of the Woman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Watkins of
7 = 1ofN L. - @lx [rp.
Ashfork for the winter which Stan
will devote to a job he has at highway
work. <
/. Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
4 232J.
4 e. N. Hewett, with the Fish Bros.
! delivery, left Tuesday for North Port,
La, for a visit to his parents. Mr..
Hewett has a good ranch down near
Lake Mary.
il Orville McNatt came from Phoenix
the first of the month to assist Clar-
ence Kunzelnfan at the Flagstaff
Pharmacy. He has a room at the DR..
Il t. w. Crump home.
I Eddie Tackitt, accompanied by Mrs.
Tackitt and Mrs. R. M. Francis, re-
turned Wednesday from Sedona where
a week ago he went to do some work
on the schoolhouse.
Rimmy jim Giddings reports a
light fall of snow, both tapioca and
feather varieties, at his Little Colo
RADIO river ranch, where he and Pres
Hoa a1ao1o orfr ho1
Miss Jean Slaughter will leave
Monday for San Diego, called on busi-
ness. She will go from there to her
! home at Bakersfield, where she viii
probably stay for month or so.
4 Jimmie Turpin, who had been visit
4 ing in Winslow several days, got
back Monday night to spend a short
/ time here and then go to Phoenix,
where he will be for the winter.
! Mrs. R. E. Taylor last Saturday
morning, returned from Phoenix,
where recently she underwent an
operation. She is still in bed but do
ing as nicely as could be expected.
Fred Bohm came in from Kayenta
Saturday. Walter Stevenson will be
in next week, the government con-
struction they have been doing there
being closed down for the winter.
! Dayton Draine and George See on
Wednesday evening returned home
from Payson by way of Roosevelt and
Phoenix. They went after quail and
got few but as it rained most of the
time they got wet more than anything
else.
/ G. H. Colman, grand master of the
Masonic lodge, yesterday arrived from
Winslow. Last night he made his of
ficial visit at the local lodge and
! leaves today for Prescott on his way
west. His home is at Yuma, where he
is prominent attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Myers on
Sunday moved into one of the obser-
vatory cottages on Mars hill. Mr..
Black will be outdoor man in the place
of Gus Schaal, who will leave over
] land next week for Los Angeles to
stay Indefinitely with brother.
County Farm Agent X. K. Henness
and County Fair Commissioner Clar-
ence D. Sanderson spent Sunday at