The Coconino sun., 1926-09-17
Delicious Delaware Punch in bot
tles-it's good.
Housewives demand Flagstaff

Housewives demand FIagSCaII
Dairy products.
If you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Mrs. H. E. Strickland and son, i'm
mic, of Tucson, recently were guests
Of Mrs Stanley Sykes.
Teddy Thurston of Winslow stop
ped off in Flagstaff this week on a
cattle buying trip.
Victrolas and records-the latest
records received every Friday at the
Art Shop, 13 N Leroux.
Rimmy Jim Giddings came to
town on Wednes lay to enjoy some
body else's cooking FOR charge.
It costs no more to have them
Price & Co., Chicago, is with us to-
day. See the fall line, and let him
take your measure. Johnston's Tog-
gerry.
Mrs. F. A. Cotton returned this
week from a months visit in Chica-
go with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gammage
spent Sunday to Wednesday in Tue
son.
Miss Myrna Lowell returned re-
Gently from Snowflake, where she
spent three weeks with Miss Mar
garet Bushnell.
] Rev. Fred Turner, substitute pas
tor for the First Christian church,
came up from Tucson and spent a
few days here on business last week.
Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh on Tues
day defeated all contestants in the
finals of the three weeks ladies tro-
ply tournament. Her prize was a
handsome mashie-niblic.
Alf Dickinson reports that he has
numerous inquiries every week for
hands to work on farms and stock
ranches, showing shortage of la
borers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Grimmell and
children left early Monday morning
after a short visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Grimmell. They will make
their home in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tissaw spent
Saturday and Sunday with Bill
Donelson at his cattle ranch near
Grand Canyon and helped him water
the cows.
Mrs. Thomas Bender, trustee of the
Anita district, and Miss Cora b.
Haughton, teacher, went to Anita on
Monday to prepare for the opening
of school on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Shirley and son James
came from Grand Canyon on We'd
nesday to have James tonsils re-
moved. James filled in his spare mo-
ments looking up his high school
pals.
Mrs. A. M. Daugherty and grand
daughters, Jewell and Lucille Pier
son, left last night for Culver City,
Calf, to join the girls mother, Mrs.
will spend the winter with her
daughter and a son in MADEIRA.
Howard Marine, county recorder,
requests that all those registered in
the wrong districts have their regis
trations corrected as soon as pos
sible at the recorders office at the
court house.
The funeral of Manuel Montoya
was held on Wednesday afternoon.
Deceased was a native of New Mex
leo, being born almost century ago.
He was found dead in bed, the cause
being old age.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson
and little girl went on Saturday to
Camp Verde, Walter returning the
first of the week Mrs. Dickinson will
remain for a month longer for the
benefit of the change of latitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gammage
spent part of the week in the south
ern part of the state. They drove
to Phoenix on Sunday. With them
went the Mertz children, the Grover
Hutson children and Margaret Mich
OILS, to attend parochial school.
| |. II. Swisher left last week for
Kentucky to join his wife, who has
been there all summer. He closed
the dining room at Montezuma lodge
| but Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spearman
were left in charge of the store and
cottages.
| G.. A. Pearson, director Southwest
Forest Experiment station, left Sun
day morning on an official trip to
the Roosevelt watershed. He was
accompanied by forest officials from
albuquerque and Washington, D. G.
E. H. Clapp, Frank Pooler and r. Z.
Marsh.
A. B. Brown, baggage master at
the depot, returned this week after
six weeks absence during which
he travelled over 1000 miles, visit
ing Pacific coast points and national
parks as far east as Yellowstone.
During the time he was gone his
place was taken by Charles Lott.
Rev. F. w. Starring, state execu-
tive secretary of the Baptist state
convention, will be in Flagstaff over
Sunday on his way to Chicago on
business for the denomination Rev.
Starring will occupy the pulpit on
the chapel car both morning and
evening Sunday.
Alban Schuele returned the first of
the week from weeks camping up
west fork of Oak Creek. He re-
turned with Kelvin Henness and
Miss Rosa Bouton, who had been
making an official trip to Sedona.
Tire trouble delayed their reaching
home until pretty early in the MORN
ing.