The Coconino sun., 1925-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Coca Cola in bottles, always q
leader.
Beautiful Shantung dresses at 50
special at Mrs. Mertz's.
Uncle Lew Roberts of Grand Can
yon is in Flagstaff on vacation.
Wide selection of high-class stamped
goods at Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Stratton well
coined baby boy on Monday the 18th.
Green slabs for sale Get them now
and let dry for winter use. Frank
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Foster arrived
Saturday from Oklahoma to visit Mrs.
Fosters sister, Mrs. Earl Slipher
Clever games and boxed puzzles,
never before shown here, on sale at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
For quick sale, we are offering a
modern dwelling, good location, at
bargain price, liberal terms. I. f. Pol
lock Investment Co. 7-31-tf
Arthur Brown, cashier of the Ari-
zona Central branch bank at McNary,
spent a few days here with friends.
He was on his way to the coast on
vacation.
Mrs. j. P. O'Farrell and brother.
Walter Ishmeal of Oklahoma, were in
from Red Lake trading post Monday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Cooney
and other relatives.
Choice line of Japanese goods just
received, lacquered trays, sandwich
baskets, sewing baskets, decorated
table covers, at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
Phone 224 and leave orders for
whipping cream, French pastry, ice
cream, sherbets, favors or anything
in the catering line for private par
ties or banquets. Griffs Cafe and
Chocolate shop.
w. E. Blair arrived from Bisbee last
week to take command of the mems
section at Rabbits. Mrs Blair will
come about the first of the month";
when she will take charge of the
ready-to-wear department.
Lilo Perrin, one of the wise and
energetic livestock men of Williams,
was in Flagstaff Saturday. Lilo is a
mighty difficult "slat" to get per-
manently acquainted with owing to
the fact he has to hit so many high
places where business calls him.
District Forester Frank C. w.
Pooler, Hugh Calkins and Quincy
Randles arrived from Albuquerque
Sunday to attend the forest ranger
training camp at Font Valley. Thirty
five rangers are here attending school,
representing Ia forests in Arizona and
New Mexico.
Miss Margaret Cooney on Friday
evening entertained in honor of Miss
Vivian Heiser of Phoenix. The house
was decorated with roses and shasta
daisies. Those enjoying the evening
were Catherine Metz, Mary Moorman,
Mary Mertz, Jack Metz, Bud Moor
man, Fred Collins, Ralph Heiser, Mar
tin and Edward Moran.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Cass of
Moore Park, Calf, arrived the last
of last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Watkins and take in the
Snake dance Mrs. Cass formerly
was Mrs. Estelle Lindsay and has
many friends here who congratulated
her on her marriage to Mr.. Cass, who
owns the water works system in the
California town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Montgomery
and two little daughters, returning
from an extended trip in the east to
their home in Taft, Calf, spent two
weeks here, the guests Of Mrs. ]. E.
Nichols. They left Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Montgomery was formerly Miss
Edna Anderson, the niece of Mrs.
Nichols and Mrs. Mary Bart and a
former Normal student.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rickel and
children Edwina, Tom and Harry, and
Mrs. Rickel's mother, Mrs. Edwina
Pooler, arrived from Los Angeles on
Sunday to make this their home. Mrs.
Pooler is visiting Mrs. F. w. Perkins
while the others are with MIR. and
Mrs Joe Rickel until their household
goods arrive and they find house.
George is now connected with Rickel
& Hilkins.
John Wetherill came in from Ka-
yenta Thursday to meet Mrs. Weth-
erill, who for several weeks had been
in Hollywood in the capacity of adj |
visor to the Lasky company as to the |
cOstuming and Indian lore used in the /
prologue for ''The Vanishing Ameri- |
can" Mrs. WetheriIl was accompan-
led by her niece, Miss Editha Wade,
who will join her father, John Wade,
Indian trader at Luchachuki.
K X. Henness, county agricultural |
agent, went to Ashfork Tuesday to
meet C. U. Pickrell, animal hus-
bandryman from Phoenix Mr.. Pick
rell is making cost of production
studies in beef cattle in northern Ari-
zona. The trip planned by Mr.. Hen
ness and Mr.. Pickrell will cover five
days. They viii meet stockmen at
Ashfork, Williams and Seligman. Mr..
Pickrell had just returned from Cali
fornia, where he made study OF. the
market conditions and the cattle and
sheep situation on the coast.