The Coconino sun., 1926-09-24

housewives demand TiaBStdlA
Dairy products.
If you want a good hQmelike dim
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
j. A. Johnson of Lees Ferry was
among Flagstaff visitors this week.
For sale: Apples, plums and pears
at Oak Greek Lodge. 9-24-2tp
Y. Yarnell, who had been in Pres
cott for several months, got back a
few days ago.
/. P. McConkey of Phoenix was in
Flagstaff the first of the week Wis
iting old friends.
Mrs. Robert Curry and new daugh-
ter left on Monday for their home at
their ranch near Parks.
Frank Richmond and Lewis Kelly
left this week on business trip to
New Mexico and Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Lynch arrived
Sunday after touring California dur
ing their college recess.
John Rathgeb went to Prescott on
Friday and returned on Sunday to
his place at the post office.
Bob Taylor Jr has entered the col.
lege Of mining and engineering at
tIlG otdIC QIilRCIo1Ly 4uCcO1Ae
Mrs. E. T. Phelan, Miss Virginia
Phelan and her guest, Miss Agnes
Rupel, spent this week at Grand Can.
yon.
Miss Catherine Hillebrandt of the
Jerome teaching faculty spent Sat-
urday and Sunday visiting friends
here.
James Shirley of Grand Canyon
returned home on Sunday minus his
tonsils, which he left at Mercy hos
pital.
Bill Hollar, superintendent Of
buildings and grounds at the college,
is sporting a handsome new Chrys-
ler roadster.
Claude Phelan spent a couple days
the first of the week on the reserva.
ton installing radio outfits for Viii.
son & Coffin.
Mrs. Walter Chambers and little
son are expected the last of the
week to visit the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Riordan.
Mrs. Ida Craver, music and dra.
matte art teacher of Phoenix, spent
few days last week here, guest
of Mrs. Claire G. Knox, of the Ideal
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Niles
reached home Saturday night after
spending their college vacation in Irl-
diana. They made the trip both
ways by auto.
Stanton Borum of Cameron left
last week for Rochester, Mimi, to
consult with the brothers Mayo. He
had been in unsatisfactory health
for some time.
Mrs. Paul Curry came up from
Winslow to attend the dinner given
on Sunday night by Miss Betty Her
rington for her bridesmaids and
matron of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Richardson
and children passed through town on
Saturday enroute from Tuba City to
Phoenix, where Mrs. Richardson
and children will be located for the
winter.
Mrs. L. r. Switzer of Los Angeles
arrived on Sunday for a visit with
her son. W. H. Switzer. and daueh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Sykes, the former
with his family driving to Ashfork
to meet her.
Grandpa Jonson Curry's smile is
broader than ever this week, due to
the arrival last Saturday of another
grandson at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Compton on Grand Canyon
avenue. This makes three little boys
and girl in this family to pull his
hair now.
V. J. Holmes, taxidermist, %
years experience in Williams. For
mer address Parks. Deer heads
mounted. Chokers made from your
own catch. Tanning Rug making
and bird mounting. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Write for list. Express
all work to Williams, Ariz. 9-24-t1-pd
Major w. E. Glenn of Rico, Colo,
for good many years at Ashfork,
and popular with a host of friends
all through the state, dropped in
Wednesday on his way home. Trav-
cling with mining company Off
cial of Utah they had been to Pres
cott on business.
Nobody found fault with Eddie
Tackitt's selection of pink paint
for all color schemes, no matter on
which room he was plying his art,
when they learned that there was a.
brand new boy in his family. Bro-
ther George has been admiring him
since Saturday, when he arrived via
the stork express.
Tom Jackson, professional, will di-
rect handicap golf tournament
Sunday at Flagstaff country club
links. It will be a farewell affair as
Mr.. Jackson soon is leaving. There
are two prizes offered, spoon for
the winning lady and a golf bag for
the winning man. The latter is on
display at the >Breen-Dingle drug
store.
Mrs. Warren Perkins came home
Saturday with her husband and fa-
ther-in-law Judge F. w. Perkins, and
is at the home of the latter. Mrs.
Perkins sustained fractured collar
bone and many other bruises in her
recent automobile accident which will
confine her to her bed for some time
yet. Mrs. Perkins, Sr., is in Williams |
with her grandchildren, during the
absence of their mother.