The Coconino sun., 1926-06-18
demand Flagstaff

Fresh fruit sundaes at the Flag
staff Pharmacy.
Bargains IN usea cars. Terms. r. e.
Goble Motor Co.
Drink delicious orange crush in
bottles.
Have you tried our wax wave p
Powder Puff Beauty Parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Blair spent the
weekend at Grand Canyon.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Is N. Leroux.
Now is the time to have a case of
coca cola sent home. f. f. Brooks.
1928 Ford touring cars as lew as
$4,000 at +. d. Babbitt's Used Car
Sale.
Flagstaff Dairy products-Garing's
are unexcelled in their keeping quail
tiles.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. McIllwaine took
dinner at Fra Marcos, at Williams,
You'll get more than full value for
your money at e. d. Babbitt's used
car sale.
John Johnson, the Phoenix lumber
lAisi, w dS Ictc part OI tfllS week VS.
ting Mayor l. B. Koch.
Victrolas and records-the latest
records received every Friday at the
Art Shop, 12 N. Leroux.
We take subscriptions for any
periodical you may wish at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Browning have
visiting them this week the formers
sister, Mrs. G. r. Sally Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Randall is back at Bah
bits dry goods department, meeting
customers in her usual pleasant way.
Door prize. Tickets distributed eV-
cry night at the Catholic Womans
bazaar, June %, 23, and "a. Prize
given on the last night. Try your
luck.
Judge E. s. Clark Of Phoenix was
in Flagstaff last Saturday. Judge
Clark was one of the first settlers
here and was county attorney at one
time.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
Mrs. c. c. Schwarz and daughter,
Miss Margaret, left Tuesday for Gin
cinnati to be gone all summer. Mer-
win SchwarZ left on Saturday with
Mr.. Harover, who is driving to Ohio.
r. w. Watson was in Flagstaff
Monday from Bellemont. Mr.. Wat
son says that a few drops of water
over that way would help, though
crops are not endangered by dry
weather.
II. $. McCluskey, private secretary
to Gov. Hunt, was in Flagstaff over
Sunday. He left Monday for Wins
low where ne win deliver the Flag
day address for the Elks of that pro-
gressive town.
Mrs. Earl G. Slipher has visiting
her this week, a sister, Miss Inez Tid-
well, and niece, Miss Vivian Foster,
both from Oklahoma. From here
Miss Tidwell and Miss Foster will go
to the coast.
Walter Durham was in Monday
from his summer resort at Stonenlan
lake. Visitors are numerous at his
resort already this summer and the
famous old lake resort will break all
records this season
Miss Inez Tidwell, sister Of Mrs.
E. c. Slipher and graduate few
years ago from Flagstaff Teachers
college, is doing abstract work. for a
few weeks for Joe B. Rickel, clerk of
the board of supervisors.
Charlie Lehr, Wild Raudebaugh and
Walter Fleck are called for u. S.
grand jury duty in Prescott next
week. Messrs. Lehr and Fleck are
also on the panel in the present term
Of the LEGAL superior court.
j. L. Gipson, the veteran cow hand
le1 who looks after the BGggeln brand
in the Grand Canyon country, was in
Monday from the Coconino basin. He
says cattle and range look fine but
stockmen could use a little more rain.
Mrs. John Britt, Mrs. George Mich
OILS and Mrs. John Nichols with their
children enjoyed a picnic dinner at
Mormon Lake Sunday in celebration
of Mrs. John Nichols birthday. Ned
and John Britt remained there at boy
scout camp.
Samuel J. Paxton and family ar
rived here few days ago from Mi
ami, and MIR. Paxton has succeeded
G. w. Flanagan under Manager J. S.
McIlwaine Of the local Standard Oil
plant. ]. e. Higgins Of Phoenix also
canae recently as extra Standard Oil
man for the summer.
Mrs. Martha Mercer and daughter,
Valeria returned last week from El
Paso, where they had been several
months for Valeria's health. After
arriving here ValeTia was taken i'll
with flu but her general health is
much better. Mrs. Mercer IS living
IN Hugh McGookin's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Nelson and
daughter Pearl, who formerly lived
here, are back to stay. Mr.. Nelson
is working at Babbitts' garage. Mrs.
Nelson was recently elected president
of the local w. G. T. u, succeeding
Mrs. j. f. Powers, who with her hus-
band went to Michigan.
George Morse, the ambidextrous
owner Of sheep who enlarges his
bands in the Mesa country during the
winter and engrosses them at Pin
yon over in the Navajo country dur
ing the summer, was in Flagstaff
his old home town, Friday, just hesi-
tating between stops while making
his annual shift.
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