The Coconino sun., 1926-10-29
Slab wood for Frank Ben.

Slab wood for Sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Free foot service by DR.. Scholl's
expert November g. Rabbits.
If you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Col. Harry Embach came up from
Phoenix for few days this week.
Miss Louise Hodges spent a few
days in Phoenix over the weekend.
J.. C. Clark spent day or two at
Holbrook the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. Carl Dickinson is acting as
box office cashier at the Orpheum
at matinees.
Mrs. Oscar Fink left last week for
Phoenix to visit her mother and take
in the state fair.
County Recorder Howard Marine
called on his constituents in the log
ging camps last weekend.
Buy your goods at Nackard's New
York store and save money. Ford
touring car will be. given away free.
Mrs, Constance Lowell arrived on
Sunday from Boston and will be at
her home on Mars Hill for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Lusk of Los
Angeles on September welcomed a
baby girl which they named Barbara
Ann.
Danny Campbell on Wednesday
and today shipped sheep from the
summer range to Congress for the
winter.
Mrs. R. H. Marine returned Satur-
day from Winslow where she visited
week with her sister, Mrs. George
Sampson.
Buy your goods at Nackard's New
York store. A 5-passenger Ford
touring car will be given away free,
| on January l.
Mrs. John Wetherill and c. A. Col
Vile passed through Flagstaff the
first Of the week from Phoenix tc
their home at Kayenta.
HI. o. Woodruff last week sold his
place on North Humphrey street tc
Harry Birmingham and moved to
one of Ed BeaPs houses.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gassman left Friday
for the east on buying trip foI
goods for the Gift Shop. She will be
gone about two weeks.
Mary Agnes, daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Britt, is back IN schoo
this week after spending two weeks
at home i'll with a bad cold,
Miss Maisie Newgard and her bro
ther, Mack Newgard of New York
arrived recently to spend some time
in the vicinity of Flagstaff.
"Wild Bill' Simpson and Mrs
Simpson of Phoenix were in FlagBtaf1
Tuesday. Mrs. Simpson was visiting
her brother Herbert Scurlock.
Mrs. Charles Isham and Mrs. Jake
Thoman drove yesterday to Phoenis
for few days. George Thoman vii
visit his grandparents for a while.
Miss Katie Bean, who has been a
Keller's bakery for long time, OF
the first of the month will begir
clerking at the j. c. Penney store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Foster returned
Friday night from Norwalk, Calf
where they went a month ago to visit
the latter's son, c. 7. Winterholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black were
in town on Monday with some fine
specimens of garden sass and flow.
ers from their ranch at Sedona.
Mrs. B. Hyde returned last Friday
evening from Albuquerque, where she
went some time ago for an operation
from which she is recovering nicely
Among those motoring to Crane
! Canyon on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Smith, Miss Gladys Culver
Miss Powers and Miss Eunice Jones
Gordon Evans, NJ. d. Tombler's
right hand assistant at Tombler'S
lodge at Mormon Lake, was in Flag.
staff last week enroute to Alabama
Mrs. X. Dietz of Huntington Park
Calf. stopped off from Saturday tc
Tuesday with e. t. McGonigle family
enroute home from Rock Island, Ill
Joe Larson is taking care of one
of the chairs in Billy Adams barber
shop while Billy is busy putting uE
some tourist cottages at his city Of
Winona.
Everett Mitchell of Miami, up this
way after venison, called on friends
or standard OIL Ol1ICS Itlo wen. AZ
other visitor was G. E. Beck of Los
Angeles.
Edward Greene, old time cattle
man who left Flagstaff couple
years ago for California, returned
this week and expects to loaf arouno
here all winter.
Flagstaff fire department Satur.
day noon in short order extinugishee
threatening trash fire in the yare
of the Stanley Sykes residence OF
North Humphrey.
w. l.. Lewis, timber scaler for thu
| Flagstaff Lumber Co., is on leave 0.
| absence. With his family he spent
| few days the early part of the Weei
at Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Mary Lynch is suffering from
badly sprained ankle. Mrs. Lynch
had much trouble with this ankh
once before when she sprained it am
again when it was broken.
| Miss Lorene Eden enjoyed a vlsi
Of few days this week with a CIR
friend from Kansas City, Miss Edit
Simpson, and her mother, Mrs. Ro,
| Simpson and sister, Juanita.
Forest Supervisor Ed. G. Miller
returned yesterday from visit t
his old home at Emporia, Kansas
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