The Coconino sun., 1925-02-06
LOCAL BREVITES
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We handle all kinds of rentals
ALI Dickinson & Son.
Mrs Winifred DuRay is on her an
nual leave from Rabbits this week.
Your prescriptions are filled the
doctors way at Rabbits Drug. Dept.
c. B. Wilson went to st. Johns Sat
urday on business, returning Monday
The two children Of Mr.. and P. J..
Iindemann are quite sick with the
measles.
Old furniture taken in exchange as
part payment on new, at Flagstaff
Furniture Co.
Jimmie Douglas, the Holt cater
pillar man, came up the last of last
week to spend a few days here.
Mrs. Ira Dougherty and little daugh-
ter left this week to spend several
months in Kansas City visiting her
mother.
Western Electric washing machines
carry the recommendation of the Good
Housekeeping institute. On sale at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Mrs Blaine Shimmel, who has been
visiting her parents in Phoenix while
her husband was away on business, is
expected home this week.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
DR.. f. S. Miller left for Phoenix
Thursday night, to visit friends and
attend the sessions of the Masonic
and Eastern Star grand lodges.
Henry Burnett, the industrial engi-
neer who has been installing a new
system of accounting 'at Switzer's,
leaves this week for his home in New
Orleans.
There win be a food sale in Bah
bits grocery department ON Satur-
the Home Economies department of
the Woman's club. 2t
John O'Farrell and wife came in
from Red Lake Tuesday and visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Far-
rell until Thursday when they return
ed with load of goods to their trad
ing post.
Peter Elms got back last week from
Kingman. where ne was looking after
hardware affairs in the Babbitt store.
Jim Walkup, who went on the same
business, viii be there for couple of
months more.
w. A. O'Brien left Thursday for
Tuba City to take charge of the Bah
bitt trading post there as John Kerley,
who has been in charge there for
years, is starting out for himself in
a new trading post near Tuba City.
Charlie Howell, who used to work in
the Richardson curio store, is back in
town after an absence Of three months
at the Canyon Diablo trading post,
where he looked after things while
Tobe Turpin visited home folks at AL
varado, Texas.
Leighton Cress is way ahead in the
individual contest going on in the
Elks' troop, of which Jack Fuss is the
leader. The Flying Eagle patrol, un
der John Thomas, patrol leader, is
ahead Of the other patrols with more
than 500 points.
jim Lamport returned on Tuesday
from Billings, Mont, where he had
been for the past six weeks visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. George Lam
port. He left the last of this week in
his car for Payson, where he has a
daughter, Mrs F. W. Croxen.
The following sheep outfits have
shipped nearly $4,000 sheep to Phoe-
nix from Hibbard during the last few
days: Babbitt-Hennessy Daggs Sheep
company, Moritz Lake Sheep COM
pany, Concho Livestock company and
A. ]. LeBarron Sheep company.
In honor Of her fifteenth birthday,
which arrived last Saturday, Laura
May Hogan invited her friends to a
delightful party. Those present were
Jessie Kellam, Florence Cooper, Char
lotte Mills, Wealtha Beard, Mary
Hoffman, Alice Beeson and Isabell
Wallace.
George Babbitt, who was accompan-
led by Ted Goode and Roy George had
the misfortune to have his car slip off
the Oak Greek road near Lolamai
lodge last Saturday. The car skidded
upon the ice, became unmanageable
and ran about 80 feet down off the
bank. Fortunately no one was hurt
and the only damage was a broken
wheel Another car went off the bank
farther down the road few hours
later