The Coconino sun., 1926-05-07
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Bargains in used cars. Terms. r. E.
Goble Motor Co.
Don't forget to send your films to
Carson, the photographer.
Don't fail to see the nice line OF
hats at SIS at the Power Hat Shop.
Mrs. Hugh Tillman came up from
Winslow to spend the week end with
her husband.
Headquarters for magazines and
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstand
and Cif5 shop.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
ci4v or country home, call on us. ALT
Dickinson & Son.
DR.. Scholl's foot expert from Chica
so will be here May 13. Free demon
stration at Rabbits shoe department.
We have the finest modern dairy
piant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy.
Dr. Charles n. Ploussard has
leased the Roger Birdseye home for
the summer. He moved the first of
the week from the Kinlani.
William Campbell Of Seligman is
here helpisg Lee Doyle look after
lac transportation end of the film
ing Of "The Last Frontier"
Carl Mayhew was compelled last
week to give his undivided attention
TO the dispensing Of a bad cold. Sew
eaaI days in bed were necessary.
Miss Marian Aver, deputy clerk Of
tic superior court, is driving a
handsome fChrysler sedan, purchased
through J. G.. Pierce, local distribut-
or.
eTark" Way exhibited several of
his paintings at the annual state ex-
hibit Of the Women's clubs. They re-
Gently we're returned and are to be
seen at Babbitt's curio department
Mrs. z. A. Stahl left Tuesday for
Glendale, California, to visit her
daughter Mrs. Decker Williams. for
week or ten days. Mrs. Williams
and sons axe guests at the Porter
home.
Miss Mary Costigan and nephew,
Bill, got home yesterday noon from
the coast, where they negotiated
much business and sandwiched in a
a satisfying ratio of pleasure during
busy two weeks.
John Brown, principal of Phoenix
Indian school and recently president
Phoenix Rotary club, was a Flagstaff
visitor the last of last week on his
way to Tuba City to visit the new
superintendent, Mr. Walker.
Mrs. Robert Caring went to Phoe-
nix on Wednesday to stay month or
so in a different climate for benefit
of her little daughter Patrica's health
which has not improved satisfactorily
since her late severe attack of pneu-
E.onia.
Mothers day suggestions-various
oriental novelties just received
Philippine baskets, white Chinese
brasses, handbags, ribbon novelties,
varied stock of special gifts for this
occasion at GasSman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
When Billie Beeson went to the
door Friday night in response to "a
knock at the back door he found his
uncle, John Beeson, and wife, who
were driving to the coast from their
home at Burr Oak, Kansas, and
who stopped here for few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fernette
drove over from HumboIt to see the
latter's daughter, Miss Alice Moor
man, of teachers college. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Denman served Sunday
evening dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Fern.
cite, Miss Moorman and Miss Helen
Strom.
Miss Blanche Sidwell and her sis
ter, Miss Audrey Sidwell, left Satuf-
day afternoon for the coast. They
will visit along the--.route, finally
landing at San Francisco where the
former will stay. Miss Audrey will
proceed from there to her home In
Nebraska.
Rodney NJ. Woodward, brother Of
Bert Woodward of The Sun, arrived
Yesterday from Garden City, Kans., to
take the position of Intertype opera
tor for The Coconino Sun. IF he as
says as high as other Garden City
products he will run pretty high to
the ton.
Roy Winans and family left Sun
day afternoon by auto for San Fran
cisco where he will be chief diagnos-
tician for the Intertype people. He
had been operator for The Coconlno
Sun for the past year and half and
had been popular with the fans as
baseball umpire.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Duffy got home
last Thursday evening from their
honeymoon trip to the show places
Of Southern Califrnia, including Cata-
lima Island, San Diego and Los An
geles. They will go to housekeeping
in Archie Grants new house on West
Railroad avenue when it is complet-
ed
Miss Louise Hodges, secretary of
the Arizona Wool Growers associa-
ton, accompanied by Miss Myngle
Dorsett, drove up from Phoenix the
last of the week and spent several
busy days Strengthening up the sum-
mer offices Of the association. They
returned on Wednesday. Miss Hodges
will be up about the fifteenth of this
month to stay until fall.