The Coconino sun., 1926-10-01

we take IN your old furnlIure.--
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben
nett.
Mrs. Buel Hyde left Tuesday morn
ing for Albuquerque for medical adj
vice.
Try our steaks. Ire most tender
and tempting in town.-Commercial
Cafe.
A pencil box free with every pair
of children's Poll Parrott shoes at
Rabbits.
Ed Byers, republican candidate for
county attorney was in Flagstaff
Tuesday.
John Schwab moved this week to
the Lewis Benedict house on West
Railroad avenue.
Oliver King, circulation manager
of the Arizona Republican, was in
Flagstaff Tuesday.
Jos. j. Waldhaus this week sold a
Federal-Knight truck to William
Dalton of Tuba City.
Cruz Erazo, who recently bought
the John Pollard house on North Le-
roux street, moved in this week.
Reverend E. L. Freeman on Mon
day left for Los Angeles for brief
visit with his mother and sister.
Harry (Indian) Miller and Mrs.
Miller were in Flagstaff Monday and
Tuesday from their Canyon Lodge.
Mrs. j. B. Rickel and daughters
and Clarence Schlansky and George
Hanley, motored to Prescott last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dennis o'Brien, Mrs. Jack
Hancock, and Mrs. Roy Hancock of
Spring Valley shopped in town on
Tuesday.
Flagstaff this week was visited by
an unusual weather manifestation, a
dense, cottony fog, such as are usual
on the coast.
George See, Jack Fuss and Dayton
Draine left Wednesday for appoint
ments with big bucks iii the Sit
ereaves forest.
John Kennedy, teacher of the
Winslow schools came up to spend
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Kennedy.
Contractor N. P. Agren returned
Monday after week spent looking
after business interests in Phoenix
and Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ryan of Will
Jams this week visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Pyland while Mr.. Ryan
was on jury duty.
Forest Ranger Oscar Mcclure
was in Tuesday from Rogers Lake.
"Rimmy" Jim Giddings was in
Tuesday from his cattle range.
Harry Minnick left on Saturday
for Grants, n NJ, to visit his father.
The elder Minnick, who was resi-
dent of Riordan, left there a year
ago.
George T. Harrington, general
manager Flagstaff, Holbrook and
Winslow light companies, spent a
few days on business in Holbrook
this week.
f. c. Snyder of Blythe, Calf,
-9-.a T~idav and left on Monday
with his wife and her aunt, Mrs.
Ance bishop, who spent the past
few weeks here.
( J. B., Bristol, secretary Nogales
chamber of commerce and wife spent
short time here Wednesday with
Miss Margaret Stewart, local secre.
tary chamber of commerce.
Mrs. Charles Riggio left last
week for Red Rock, Okla, to visit
her folks for three or four weeks.
She went by motor with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Bridgewater of Prescott.
Vergil Wade, and his father-in-
law, j. III. Van Clease arrived on
Tuesday from Standard, Calf, the
former to locate here but. the latter
to return soon to Yucaipa, Calf.
o. P. Bondesson of Yuma has been
here several days visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence T. Pulliam and
Clarence and the youngsters, of
whom grandad says he's mighty
proud.
Mrs. H. F. Softley, returned Tues
day after pleasant visit with her
parents in Downey, Calf. Rev. Soft
ley left that night to attend con-
ference at Pasadena. He will be
back tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Thompson re-
turned Tuesday evening from Pres
colt where they drove on Sunday
Sam went down to oversee the
shipment of cattle for the California
Cattlemen's association.
Lyle Colver was up from Phoe-
nix the first of the week to get his
family who will be with him in
Phoenix this winter. He was auto
salesman for Rex Goble this summer
and is cousin of Mrs. Goble.
Forest Supervisor Ed Miller left
Tuesday night for a months vaca-
ton in Kansas. During his absence
his duties are being ably dispatched
by his former chief assistant, John A.
Adams now of Albuquerque.
Jimmie Swinnerton, artist-cartoon-
ist, who is spending several weeks
at Grand View, Grand Canyon, Dick
Gilliland of Grand View and J. E.
Kintner of Grand Canyon were vis-
itors here Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith on Mon
day left for their Phoenix home. They
had taken a business trip through
the northeastern part of the county.
Mrs. Smith spent the summer here
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. R.
NJ. FTlncis.
Stanley Cronin of the local Stan
dard Oil office force leaves today
for Glendale, Arizona, having been
transferred. His work here will be