The Coconino sun., 1926-12-10

ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Mrs. F. H. Merifield came from
Winslow for days shopping last
week.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Scarfs of Italian and Russian fillet
lust received, Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop.
Mrs. Henry Albers and Mrs. John
Britt returned Friday after weeks
vacation ip Phoenix.
J. j. Claunch, manager of the Hart
Cattle company, left Sunday for San
Francisco on business.
Choose now for Christmas small
deposit will hold anything for your
convenience. Rabbits.
Joe Babbitt and P. j. Moran spent
several days this week on business
among the Verde Valley cities.
R. A. Sunderson of the Williams
Santa Fe office and Mrs, Sunderson
spent last Saturday in Flagstaff.
Fresh supply of Christmas cigars
in boxes, moderately priced at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Harry Fish this week put up the
''Welcome to Flagstaff" signs at the
east and west highway entrances to
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Foster returned
Friday from Prescott where they Wis
tied the A. A. Foster family for two
weeks.
On Monday afternoon Mary K. Pef-
fers in superior court by Judge j. e.
Jones was granted a divorce from
John G. PETERS.
l.. S. Bailey, manager Rabbits
shoe department, returned Monday
from ST. Louis where he attended
shoe fashion show.
Mrs. L. R. Hall drove up with
friends from Kingman Tuesday and
after few hours with friends here
returned home by train.
Now is the time to come in and get
your gift cards for subscriptions to
magazines for Christmas gifts-Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
During the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Ormond in Mississippi,
their niece, Kathryn Narrower, will
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Etter.
At The Stationery Store we have
fancy boxes of Christmas candy and
fancy boxes of stationery. Stationery
and candy are always acceptable
Christmas gifts.
Orders being taken for Christmas
cakes, candies, chocolates and cigars;
we pay postage on over So value. The
same Johnston's quality and Say
lor's famous. Griff's cafe.
Frank Baker of the Flagstaff laun-
dry this week purchased from Ira
1n1sfxy hI(1-Ta arl rGd
ton, consisting OF two lots and
small building on the rear.
Joe d. Jackson returned Sunday
night from Phoenix where he spent
few days the last of the week on Off
cial business. He found rain and mud
all the way down and back.
Stunning imported dog collars,
handfashioned of antique metals and
set with jewels. Also other orna-
ments by the same artisans, at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Anna Gardner was on Saturday af-
ternoon by Judge ]. E. Jones of SUI
perior court granted asdivorce from
A. E. Gardner on cross complaint.
Gardner's plea for divorce was de-
MED.
H. A. Smith, half owner of the
Peerless bakery, who was operated
on some time ago at Mercy hospital
for appendicitis, is improving and ex-
pected to be allowed to go home this
week.
Jim Nelson made trip out to
Flagstaff Lumber Co. camp last Sat
urday night where he installed fo1
Rays Service a big Mohawk radio,
which furnished music for Jolly
dance.
William D. Roden who spent the
past three weeks in Phoenix, was here
day or so the first of the week af-
ter which he left for Sacramento,
Calf, to visit his. brother until after
Christmas.
Miss Alice Berryhill arrived Mon
day from Winslow to be stenographer
at the Flagstaff Electric Light Co..
office succeeding to the position made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs. S.
P. Merritt.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas of the Santa
Fe railway freight office planned to
leave sthis week for the coast for a
short stay after which she expects to
go to Trinidad to spend the holidays
with her folks.
w. +. Travis accompanied by his
wife and his mother, Mrs. Cora Tray
is, left this week for Oakland where
"Moqui" expects to locate. Moqui re
Gently resigned from the local rail-
way express office.
Miss Lucille Williams and Miss
Vannie Blackwell are spending the
winter at the Sisters Convent in
Phoenix. They are enjoying it very
much but miss the snow and Flag
staff's beautiful scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ricketts,, ac-
eompanied by Miss Florence. Treftz
drove to Standard on Sunday where
Miss Treftz planned to stay but MI.
and Mrs. Ricketts, to return after
few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Carl Mayhem and little son
and daughter came up from Oak
Greek lodge q few days ago to spend
q few days here with Carl and do
Christmas shopping. They are visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Walter Runlye.