The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
For comfort and style wear Arch
Preserver shoes.-Babbitt Bros.
IF you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
A clean. cool, comfortable and
COSY place to eat.-Commercial Cafe.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Tommy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. y.
Mccullough is better after pretty
bad cold
Apples, apples, Jonathan and
Bellefleurs. Oak Creek lodge or May
hew studio.
Hugh McGookin has rented his
house on West Aspen avenue to q.
C. Wittorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Foster left the
last of the week for California to
visit Mrs. Fosters son for month
or so.
Jim Trcagle returned Monday from
Winslow where he spent ten days
seeing after the shipment Of live
stock.
Curtis Forsythe and Andy Folz of
Rabbits garage. the first of the
week went toat the Kaibab country
hunting.
Miss Ella Hoffman, teacher at
Stoneman lake, was in town the
first of the week on business and to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brit
Hoffman.
Mrs. Paul Coffin and her mother,
Mrs. Charles Greene left Saturday
bv motor for Cotton, Calf, to visit
their brother and son, Neil Greene
and wife.
The name of Catherine Miller,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Mill
er, appears among those pledged to
the Pi Beta Phi sorority at the Uni
versity of Arizona.
lack Kester. Mrs. Myrtle Miller
and Mrs. E. R. Byers left the first OF
the week for the northern section OF
the county in the interests of their
respective political campaigns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reid left We'd
nesdav for their winter home IN
Phoenix after spending the summer
on the ranch at Winona. Their sheep
outfits started down the first OF the
week Mrs Reid viii go on to Mon
tebello, Calf, to visit her daughter
Mrs. G.. C. Wittorf and her mother,
Mrs. Lynch came in from Fort Val
lev to spend the week while the for
mer's husband accompanied E. E.
Horn to Coulter's ranch where they
ere deovting a time TO further study
on the life history of the porcupine.
Mrs. Marie Hensing enjoyed v1s-
ting for a few days this week with
an old time friend, Mrs. Maud Wood
OF Los Angeles. Mrs. Wood, who
has been with the Santa Fe for many
wears was returning home from a va
cation in Kansas City. From here
she went to Grand Canyon.
V. ]. Holmes, taxidermist, 23
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
The seventh grade Emerson school
pupils had their first class meeting
on Wednesday afternoon, when these
officers We're chosen: William Flag
ler, president; Howard Weidner, vice
president; Vivian Van Zee, secretary;
Vera Raudebaugh, reporter; Denora
lie Barron and Clement Mazton, yell
leaders. The boys dfeated the foot
ball boys Of ST. Anthony's academy
GO.
George Black, Jr. and Mrs. Black
returned Sunday from Los Angeles,
where they went several weeks ago
on account Of Georges health. Three
weeks ago he was operated on for
aDpendieitis. He states that if he
could only get enough to eat that
life would look bright again. Mr..
and Mrs. Black stayed with Mrs. P.
j. Raudebaugh day or so before
going to their ranch at Sedona.
Tom Brown was happy host last
week at his Marshall lake ranch
home when there was for the first
time ia 40 years a reunion of four
brothers. The house party included
Ii. J. Brown and wife and son and
daughter Of Silver City, N. NJ, w.
K. Brown and wife, ]. ID. Brown of
Asnfork, Tom, himself, and wife, his
daughter. Mrs. Jessie Brown Keeslar
and husband and Miss Mollie Klump
Of San Diego.
Tar. ana Mrs. ChafleS w. Sox Ielt
by motor on Monday for the south
to spend the winter, planning to re-
turn to Flagstaff in time to plant
spring flowers. They will be in Flor
ida with Mr.. Cox's sister month, in
Conway and El Dorado, Ark, with
Mrs. Cox's relatives for a while and
then 90 to New York City to spend
The holidays with their daughter.
Their address will be Alexandria,
La, from which city Mr.. Cox will
run in to New Orleans where he
has business connections. As far as
Shreveport. La, they will be accom-
panied by II. r. Sarson, who spent
the summer here selling cars for
John G. Pierce. Nh. Sarson will Wis
"a i9 HFaaliaGton, r. J.