The Coconino sun., 1926-11-26

Rabbits meat market under the tu-
telage of his father, John Schwab.
The Charles Corey family ate
Thanksgiving turkey with the Frank
Fisher family at Government Prairie.
Christmas cards at The Sun office.
Supply limited and no orders taken
after December Is. So order yours
now.
Peter Arthur Docka, teacher at
Mormon Lake, spent Monday here en-
route to teachers institute In Pres
cott.
T. E. Nichols, prescription clerk at
he Breen-Dingle Drug store, has
eased Mrs. Mamie T. Griffin's
aouse.
Mrs. George Negray and little
laughter Mercy returned last Satur-
Law from Phoenix, where they spent
,he past month:
Miss Della Halsey, accompanied by
aer mother last week went to Super
or where she vii teach the remain
Ter Of this term.
Mrs. Ray H. Downer of California
jpent a few days here recently with
Ter husband before he left to spend
he winter in Texas.
James A. Robson, auditor Cady
lumber corporation, and Mrs. Robl-
on of McNary visited Flagstaff last
week for a few days.
Mrs. George Cameron for several
avs this week helped out with the
lerical work in the office of the
flagstaff Lumber Co.
G. A. Pearson and family and Miss
ohoena Perkins left Monday to drive
o Yuma by way of Phoenix. They
will be away about a week.
Miss Dorothy jake is spending her
.oliday intermission from her unlver-
ity course at Tucson with DR.. and
Mrs. Harry French at Bisbee.
Charlie Jones of Los Angeles was
aere a few days recently visiting his
3aronts, Judge and Mrs. J. E. Jones
nd sister, Miss Zella Jones.
II. V. Watson, chief of the Arizona
i've Stock Loan association, on Sat
trday left for San Francisco on a
business trip of about week.
Now is the time to come in and get
your gift cards for subscriptions to
magazines for Christmas gifts-Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mrs. Mamie t. Griffin left Monday
evening for Chicago to visit till the
,irst of the year with her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Hamilton.
Miss Lora Maxwell has been ap-
pointed chairman of the annual
Christmas seal sale and will be as
sisted by the different groups OF
Campfire girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sykes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sykes left yester-
lay by auto for Tucson where they
will spend the rest of this week, re-
urning Sunday.
Miss Jennie Gavin, who visited her
lister, Mrs. Al Dunklin, for week
eft Tuesday to visit her mother in
albuquerque. Miss Gavin is nurse
ltNWhipple barracks.
Mrs. E. c. Mills and Miss Helen
Williams drove to Prescott and re-
turned on Friday. They called upon
Miss Gertrude Kellogg, formerly OF
Flagstaff college staff.
Orders being taken for Christmas
lakes, candies, chocolates and cigars;
we pay postage on over So value. The
same Johnston's quality and Say
or's famous. Griff's cafe.
There was to have been meeting
Of city council Tuesday night, but 1T
was postponed because of the death
IF T. E. Pulliam, former member of
council and former mayor.
- Miss Rosa Bouton left Tuesday eve
ming for Eolbrook where on Wednes-
day she spoke before the Woman's
club. She remained to have Thanks
oiyintr dinner, with friends
Stunning imported dog collars,
of antique metals and
set with jewels. Also other orna-
ments by the same artisans, at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Miss Elsa Myers returned the first
of the week from Albuquerque, where
she spent four-weeks' vacation with
friends and former neighbors, with
side trips to Santa Fe and other
points, and reports delightful time.
Dan M. Francis and son, Jack,
spent few days here the last OF last
week and the first of this. Dan came
up to close the business of the sale Of
his country home north of town. Mrs.
Mead, the purchaser, will on Decem-
Der ] send Miss Lucy Brown OF Bos-
ton to take charge.
Sheriff Parsons and Deputy Bill
Smith returned Sunday from Flor
ence where they had taken 6. W..
Johnson. They heayed sigh of re-
lief, as double guard had been kept
upon county Jail since Johnson's in
generation last spring following his
murder of his wife near Williams,
The pillars in the lobby and the
border around the bottom of the front
Of the j. G. Penney store were COM
pleted this week. "A brilliant yellow
tile with black design finishes the
band under the show windows, and
around the bases of the pillars, the
upper parts of which are mirrors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Ericsson are en-
joying the visit of their daughter,
Mrs. E. NJ Riggs, and husband of
Dos Cabezos, who came last week and
viii in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ericsson return to their home the last
If this week. This is the quiet sea-
son at Walnut canyon where Mr.. Err
cson is custodian, so he and his wife
spend it at their home, Faraway
'anch, near Wilcox.