The Coconino sun., 1926-05-14
LOCAL BREVTTIES
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Bargains in used cars. Terms. r. e.
Goble Motor Co.
Don't forget to send your films tc
Carson, the photographer.
Saturday, May Is, is the regular
field day at City park for thesBoy
Scouts.
Headquarters for magazines and
newspapers at Gassman's Newsstand
ard Gift shop.
J. c. Brown came in Monday from
The Gap trading post and returned
again that afternoon.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy z
city or country home, call on US. All
Dickinson & Son.
Lee Kirby, assistant forest super.
visor, has rented Mrs. w. H. Powers
home on North Leroux.
Frank Hyde and family of Big
Park spent a few days in Flagstaff
last week with Mr.. Hyde's parents.
E. G. Nelson who recently returned
from Pima, is the new man on Che
Babhitt garage force since Monday
Al package goods, little dresses
and boys suits selling at a discount
-{Tassman Newsstand and Gift Shop
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff
Dairy.
Sam Proctor came up from Wins
low the last of last week bound fol
Lake Mary and Mormon Lake for a
weeks fishing.
9omer Bartlett went to the Crane
Canyon Tuesday afternoon to look af-
ter the ice equipment there. He re-
turned Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and son Will
liam returned Saturday from Phoenix
where William has been taking treat
ments in a hospital
Dir. and Mrs e. L. Rockford were
in from Parks the last of last week
calling on friends Mrs. Rockford is
teaching at Red Lake
George Mason weighed down his
Ford roadster for a trip to Grand
Falls Sunday. He reports the river
sill having a big flow
Ann jake has been i'll since Satur-
Gay with an attack of appendicitis
and her many friends are pulling
hard for her quick recovery.
jim Tillman and Harry Fish left
Monday for Los Angeles to drive
back a REQ speed wagon that Harry
has purchased for his transfer busi-
ness.
E. G. Nelson, a machinist by trade
and an old-timer in Flagstaff, is in
town after having spent the winter
in Pima with the Gila Lumber COM
pany.
John NJ Clark returned home Mon
in Tucson From Phoenix he rode
homo overland with deputy sheriff
Art Vandevier.
.Tchn McWilliams of Riordan sold
four Of his cabins to the state high
way department to replace those re-
Gently destroyed by fire. They were
moved last week to their new loca-
tion east of Bellemont.
jim Treagle spent several days last
week in the southern part of the state
looking after his cattle interests. Jim
saws range conditions and feed are
the best thev have been for several
years down there.
A. F. Grin1mell, cashier First Ma
tional bank, who recently bought and
moved into the Charlie Heiser resi-
dence in the northeast part of town,
is doing a lot of improvement to the
buildings and grounds, making them
even more attractive.
Rev. jim Smith. missionary at TT.
Defiance stopped here between trains
on Monday to visit with Rev. Fl. f..
Softlev. Mr.. Smith was on his way
from Los Angeles, where he visited
with his family before going east to
attend a general assembly of the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Fred E Pipes. superintendent at the
Flagstaff Lumber company mill, IS
up and around the house after his
recent illness. He hopes to have the
quarantine lifted soon so he can make
a trip to Prescott to look after the
condition of the Flagstaff Lumber
company horses pastured near there.
R. l.. Weathersby, logging superin-
tendent, and J. B. Evans. assistant
logging superintendent, Cady Lumber
Corporation of McNary. spent a few
davs at the Flagstaff Lumber COM
pany plant this week looking over the
logging camp and railroad prepara-
tory to putting it in condition for
mill operations.
Frank C. w. Pooler, district for
rester of Albuquerque, r. E. Marsh
and John Kerr. assistant district for
rosters, with e. f. Carter, assistant
forester, from Washington, D. G..
and C. E. Rachford. Inspector of
grazing from the Washington office,
stopped off here for conference
Monday.
Music lessons-Violin, piano, organ.
and guitar. Particular attention and
patience with beginners starting a
foundation. Mathewsten graded sys-
TEN or any method and technic
taught. Terms, So a month for one
lesson a week. Hours 10 a. m. to 8
D. m. Miss Lillian Silvernail, teacher.
First cottage west of F. NJ Colds