The Coconino sun., 1925-07-24
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Mrs. j. w. Etter was iii with tom
silitis for few days last week.
i Everything for art needlework. See
the new line Of Bucilla patterns al
Mrs. Merits.
/ Headquarters for magazines anC
l newspapers at tfGassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
E. j. Fowler of Phoenix is spending
/ the latter part of the week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Bjerg.
Deliciously prepared foods ready to
| serve at the Food Shop located be-
tween the Weatherford and the Or
| pheum.
Mrs. w. r. Vinson, sister of Mrs. J.
w. Etter, and baby daughter, Marion,
OF Phoenix are expected this week for
"a visit.
Have you seen the window display
OF children's books, paper dolls and
games, at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop?
Jim House of Doney park is en-
joying a visit from his daughter and
son, Miss Clara House and Ernest
House of Los Angeles.
D~e9 8 S0SC dilu CApISSS lIdHSlGT,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
DIR. Schell, the well known optOme-
trist and optician of Tucson will be
at the Commercial hotel on Friday
and Saturday of this week Gath and
25th) and will remain the two days
only. If your eyes need attention, call
on him for expert service.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Fetterly of
Phoenix, friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
O. Bjerg, came up Tuesday on vaca-
ton. They will leave today for the
White mountains.
Alfred Skeels, chairman and Joe B.
Rickel, clerk of the county board of
supervisors, left Thursday for Doug
las to attend a state meeting of coun-
ty supervisors. They will be gone
about a week.
George Marine gave dance at his
home Wednesday night, inviting Miss
Martha Burnhelm, Miss Helen Runke,
Miss Pauline Smith, Miss Ethel Dot
son, Miss Helen Parker, Walter Run
ke. Merwin and Sherman SchwarZ and
Millard Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Bjerg are en-
joying visit from their friend, Lie.
Wilber of Phoenix, who will be here
until Sunday night. Sunday, accom-
panied by DR.. and Mrs. j. O. Fordyce
and little son, David, they took Mr.
Wilber to Grand Canyon.
Dan Williams on Monday bought
from w. H. Conley the two lots adj
joining his home place on the north on
North Beaver street. On Tuesday he
began the erection of four-room
cottage, expecting to have it complet-
ed within ten days. He will rent it.
Flagstaff women will be glad to
know that a big display of Hart
Schaffner & Marx fall and winter
coats for women will be on display
July 20, at Sid Gassman's. !
The display will be in charge of H. r.
Simpson, representing the company
and will be here one day only. Coats
may be ordered now for fall delivery.
See adv. on page 3.
These Christian Endeavorers of the
Federated church took a picnic lunch |
Saturday evening to the meadow at
the foot of the big hill on the Fort
Valley road where they had jolly
time: Miss Louise Wilde. Miss Louise
Hodges, Georgia Kent, Susan Simon,
Eunice Burman, Helen Runke, Veal
sha Beard, Elizabeth Higgins, Martha
Catherine Jones, Clyde
Dunlap, George Marine, Millard Kuhn,
Walter Benson, Walter Runke and
Arthur Beasley.
Mayor Loren w. Cress, district
leputy grand exalted ruler for Ari-
iona north, returned Wednesday eve
light from the Elks' national conven-
ion at Portland, Oregon. He stopped
n Los Angeles for a brief visit. driv-
ng back from there. His wife and
children remained there for a longer
5isit with Mrs. Cress, parents. Hen
y L. Albers, past exalted ruler and
delegate from this lodge to the con-
yention, is not home yet, having stop
,ed in San Francisco on business.
Supt. John @. Thomas of Flagstaff
ity schools and Mrs. Thomas and son,
Harold, returned Sunday night ON
heir six weeks motor vacation trip
o Spokane, Wash. They visited Mrs.
'homas' parents and brothers and sis
ers in the Columbia river "big bend"
ountry near Spokane, caught big lake
rout, took in the Yosemite national
,ark for three days and the earth .
quake ruins at Santa Barbara, and
lad whale of time generally. John
attended Rotary in Spokane to keep
Ip his attendance. F.