The Coconino sun., 1926-09-17
Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben

Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
Jack Peasants came to town the
first of the week from Tuba City.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Schermann Of
Sedona shopped in town on Wednes-
day.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
I Co.
Ed Poston bought some lots in the
west part of town from Mrs. Ethel
P. Hunt Burns.
Attractive new novelties for chill
dren's parties have just arrived at
Gassman's.
Joe Treat on his recent visit here
disposed of his lots in the west part
of town to William Beeson.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 10
| per cent down and paying for the
| balance in nine monthly payments.
Babbitt Bros. furniture department.
Mrs. E. M. Hiler, daughter of Mrs.
P. w. Longfellow, and little son
Richard are leaving for Buffalo the
last of the week after pleasant six
weeks visit.
T. A. Stahl has bought from E. S.
Gosney of Pasadena property on the
southeast corner of Railroad and
Park avenue, just east of Brooks
store
| Mrs. Charles Heisser, who had
planned to leave couple of weeks
ago, left yesterday for her home in
| Phoenix. Her additional stay here
was due to her husbands having
been called to San Francisco on busi-
ness.
Page Keller is leaving today for
Alexandria, La, where he will work
in an optical shop. Page has been
in Flagstaff for several years, part
of which time he has been with the
Flagstaff Steam laundry. He has
many friends here.
Doc Roy Scanlon got home We'd
nesday after a trip with cattle to
Kansas City. Doc predicts a poor
future for the wool market because
women wear so few clothes. On the
contrary the demand for mutton
should be good as women will have
to eat lots of meat to keep warm.
| Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, mother of
Mrs. F. H. Patton of Flagstaff, left
for her home in San Diego after
spending six weeks at the Patton
ranch. Mrs. Mcdonald is a sister of
G. H. Dowell, general manager for
the Phelps-Dodge interests at Doug
las and Bisbee.
A guest of interest here this week
was Alice Palmer Henderson, of Los
Angeles. Mrs. Henderson is writer
and lecturer of note whose interest
for many years has been devoted to
chronological study and first hand re-
search. She stopped off on her way
home to visit Walnut Canyon cliff
dwellings and Sunset crater.
Robert Munro, deputy forest SUI
pervisor on the Prescott forest for
several years has been transferred
to the Coconino forest where he has
the same position. There has been
vacancy there since Lee Kirby left
some time ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Munro
Yesterday moved to Alex Johnston's
residence.
Western Union equipment men
spent some time here this week go
ing over the local office and plant
and recommended many improve
ments. When these are carried out
it will be an entirely different look
ing place-rearrange new
switch boards installed, all old equip
ment replaced-in fact pretty nearly
new plant.
Harrison Conrard and his brother
Frank Conrard, spent a busy day
kand half the first of the week show
ing around two cousins, Miss Gene
we've Gauman, of Banning, Calf,
and Miss Gertrude Brulport of Gin
cinnati. A dinner at Bandits Roost
closed their visit. Among those
there were the guests and Neil Bert
ling, John Morrison and members of
the Frank Conrard family.
Grandpa Jonson Curry Of Parks is
not a bit bashful about expressing
his pride in his third granddaughter,
Miss Rosalee Mildred Curry, first
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Curry
of Parks. The little lady arrived on
the fifth of the month. Mrs. Curry
is staying in Flagstaff with Mrs.
Phil Coyle. Her mother, Mrs. Ed
Gentner of San Simon, is with her.