The Coconino sun., 1926-01-29

New needlework coming in daily at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
John Zalaha, manager Of the Stand
ard Lumber Co., was a business visi-
tor here this week.
Miss Gaisser of Kansas has taken
a cottage at Pine Grove ranch for the
month of February.
Mrs. John Burman will return this
week from the east, where she visited
her mother for a month.
Bobby Burns of Williams, was in
Flagstaff yesterday boosting a spe-
cial kind of auto juice.
Miss Lucille Haegar was home a
couple of days this week with cold.
Mrs. j. @. Thomas taught her classes
at Emerson.
Mrs. Shelby Lewis spent part Of
last week in Phoenix with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Morton, returning with
them the first of the week.
Rummage sale at Brannen school,
payday Saturday, February 6, St
Margaret's guild,
Mrs. H. K. Nackard and baby went
to Phoenix recently to spend a month
or more on vacation.
Mrs. Foster Carr at Flagstaff Lum-
Der camp required medical assistance
this week for a swollen arm, result
of dennitis
Mrs. G. A. Greenlaw plans to drive
to the coast next week for a visit
with relatives. She will be accompan-
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Howard w. Denman was confined
to his home for several days recently
with a severe cold that for time
threatened to develop pneumonia.
Rummage sale at Brannen school,
payday Saturday, February 6, st
Margaret's guild
If you wish to order costume
for the fancy Valentine Moose dance,
phone any member of the committee,
or A. B. McRae, chairman, No. 119.
Ray Downer Of Downer & Nero,
contractors was expected back from
Oakland last night. His. family will
return later.
Bobby Bernhelm, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Bernhelm of Milton, is
improving every day now, but was
pretty sick little boy for awhile with
pneumonia.
Miss Lena Laney, who recently was
operated upon for appendicitis at
Phoenix, wrote friends here that she
planned to be home this week as she
had made satisfactory recovery.
Isaac Barth and his father, Sol
Barth, Of Los Angeles looked up
friends here this week. Miss Clara
Barth, who accompanied them, stayed
with Mrs. L. E. Carron for day or
SO.
David Slipher was successful on
Tuesday night in receiving a program
and announcement from Buenos Aires
during the international test hour.
Paul Coffin picked up Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Mrs. Clarence Sullivan was able to
be up for while yesterday after be-
ing very i'll with cold for a week.
Her daughter, Ruth, stayed home
from school yesterday with the same
affliction.
Joe Kellam and D. l.. Mckinney
drove out to Joe's Colorado river cat
tie range yesterday to bring in Joe's
nephew, Everett Kellam, who was
very i'll and it was believed threatened
with pneumonia.
Frank Sufea and Jack Fuss spent
some time this week prowling around
the ancient pueblo ruins and other in
teresting desert spots taking pictures
fo,@ thai, onIIoo+topc
Frank Fairchild had a letter re-
Gently from his brother, Fletcher
Fairchild of Los Angeles, telling of
an accident in which he and his wife
received injuries and friend who
was with them was killed.
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r. Fl. Simpson, manager j. G. PEN
ney Co., is around again after being
laid up several days with a lame back.
In very few days the Penney store
will be moving into its new location.
Rummage sale at Brannen school,
payday Saturday, February 6, ST.
Margaret's guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Haight, accom-
panied by the latter's mother, Mrs.
Frank Rue, and Mrs. L. r. Hall and 1
Mrs. E. S. Haegar, drove to Grand
Canyon last Friday to meet friend
whom they had not seen for many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Blake of Will
son, n. Y, are expected to arrive
soon to visit the latter's sister, Mrs.
V. M. Slipher, and family David and
Marcia Slipher visited at their home
last summer during the absence of 7
their parents in Europe.
Dean Eldridge was on January %,
granted a divoace from Beatrice
to whom was awarded the
custody Of their child, Robert D.
The charge was desertion.
Mrs. Eldridge and son have been in
Iowa City City for year or more.
Malcolm Pilkington, head Of the
Motor Co. unloaded this
week a carload of new Cheyrolets. /
He has sold a Chevrolet coach to
Mrs. III. P. Asselin, sedan to Dave
Lay and coach to Levi Brothers of
Arizona Lumber & Timber Camp No. !.
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Downer & Nero, contractors paving
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