The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08

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Gassman's.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-FIag-
staff Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Salazar are en-
loving new Ford coupe bought
from Babbitt garage.
Just the thing for school-a pencil
box free with boys and girls Poll
Parrot shoes, at Rabbits.
C. w. Miller of Pasadena visited
and hunted here this week with his
adopted dad" DR.. E. S. Miller.
Federated church food sale and
apron sale tomorrow Saturday at
Rabbits, beginning at $3.50 a. m.
Miss Frances Hicks of Prescott
spent a few days this week with the
family of her cousin Grover Hutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pipes witnessed
the ball game at Holbrook Sunday
between the Flagstaff boys and the
McNary team.
Rev. H. f. Softley returned from
Pasadena where he was attending
conference, to officiate at the Full
ton Osborn marriage.
Mrs. Anna Gardner has moved
from town to her ranch. Her son,
Fred Engel arrived recently to help
her gather her crops.
Mrs. w. J. Tetzlaff of Glendale
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stanley
Sykes, and her mother, Mrs l.. Il.
Switzer of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Wilbur Wellington and chill
dren came home Sunday after spend
ing almost two months in Death Val
lev. Calf, with Mrs Frank Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Schimfessel of
Phoenix stopped off on their way
home from the east to see their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hut
son.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 166 or
1921. ..
Mrs. Margaret Howard Fay and
children, Miss Mavis Day and Miss
Clara Turnvern spent Sunday at
Walnut Canyon and returned by way
of Cosnino.
DR.. Hayes Nance and wife, of
Denver are in Los Angeles visiting
the latter's brother, DIR. Tom Man.
ming, while Hayes RECEIVERS from a
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Burton Porter are
leaving on Sundy for Kingman for
two weeks vacation. On their re-
turn they will reside in one of the
Whipple cottages on West Aspen.
Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. w. B.
Raudebaugh and little daughter. Mol
lie and Mrs. Bella Black left Satur-
day morning by auto for the coast
where they will visit for few weeks.
Lieut.. Paul j. Aubineau of Chi
cago and wife will stop off for a
few DAYS with his mother, Mrs. Ma
RE Hensing. He is on his way back to
Chicago after a buying trip in San
Francisco.
John C. Pierce and M. R. Sarson
made a business trip to Grand Can
yon Saturday. They sold a Chrysler
coupe to Robert Walkey. They re-
Gently sold cars to Emsy Lynch and
Carl Goodwin.
A successful quest for venison re-
warded the efforts of G. H. Boggs
and J. A. Smith who were accom-
panied by the formers wife and Miss
Josephine Kelly. They went out the
first of the season.
Cecil L. L. Drew of the Drew
Lumber Co., Of Mesa called on G. S.
Dingle of the Breen-Dingle Drug
Co. Drew is one of the chief boosters
for a big new community hotel at
Mesa and is very much interested IN
inspecting the new Monte Vista go-
ing up here.
Mrs. w. III. Rindfleisch has as her
guests this week her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Webb of Du-
range, Colo. On Monday her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Webb and
sister, Mrs. Mordon Wilson and lit
tie girl left after a short visit. They
were enroute from Gallup to Pres
colt to locate.
The management of the Pinewood
Dairy, belonging to T. e. Pollock and
located on the Pollock ranch north
of town has changed hands. Andy
Matson is in charge and it is likely
will move his family to the ranch.
Harvey Ricketts,, who ran the dairy
for couple years, has taken cot
tage on the Jack Kester ranch. Har-
vey is out with Jack in the Fredonia
country this week and it is probable
that he will campaign with him this
fall sand possibly move to California
afterwards.
Among others in the city beautiful
campaign Miss Allen of the Western
Union announces that her whole Of
flee shines like a new dollar. The
place has been painted inside and
out and is now a standard Western
Union type office. The colors are
standard Western Union shades. a
new switch board has been installed
and everything rewired and all
equipment put in first class condi-
ton to give efficient service. Two
telephones. We're installed early in
the summer and in every way the of
flee is prepared to handle business
quickly and promptly Miss Allen in
vites Flagstaff friends to call and
smell the cleanliness land don't
write, telegraph"