The Coconino sun., 1926-10-01
THE CoCoNINo SUN

LerOuX.
Trade in your old furniture as part
payment on new.-Babbitt Bros.
Trading Co.
Buy your boy or girl a pair of Poll
Parrott school shoes at Rabbits. Get
a pencil box free.
Bridge score pads and tallies that
are delightfully."- new and different.
Rabbits Gift Dept.
| Coconino Dairy delivers twice
day, a. M, 6 p. m. Fresh eggs and
chickens. Phone 384R3.
| Fern Shumway of Lakeside return
ed the last of the week and is en-
rolled again at college.
| We take subscriptions for any
periodical you may wish at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift shop.
| DR.. Charles N. Ploussard this week
purchased from Jos. j. Waldhaus q
customs built Studebaker sedan
Use your credit. Ten per cent down
10 months to pay the balance.-Fur-
niture department at Rabbits.
| Wanted: 25 extra sales people
needed for this big event. Apply Sat-
J urday. Nackards New York Store.
Mrs. Louise Moorman's father, H.
G. Wellington, returned on Monday
after a three months stay in Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Williams left
Wednesday for Mesa after visiting
a week with their daughter, Mrs.
Ted LeBarron.
Rev. Silas Van Zee and family
have returned to their Flagstaff
home after spending several months
at Tuba City.
Mrs. Sam Proctor of Winslow was
the guest of Mrs. James Hughes this
week, having come up to attend the
opening functions at college.
Mrs. Ted LeBarron is helping in
county recorders office during the
absence of Miss Marion Wallace, re-
publican candidate for recordership.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Have you seen the music boxes
A most charming gift. A powder
box, cigarette case, or a decanter
that sings. See them at Rabbits
Gift Shop.
Mrs. B. L. Jones on Monday NOV
ed in from Rock Ledge colony at
| Mormon Lake to a cottage on Grand
Canyon avenue. Mr.. Jones is with the
railway at Clarkdale.
! Ted LeBarron has rented the small
cottage of Charles Isham. Kenneth
Webber is moving from the Isham
cottage to the Ernest Coulter place,
| which he recently purchased.
/ Shaughnessy silk undergarments
and hose. Beatrice ready made dress
es for ladies and children, unusually
chic in style. "Betty B" hats, all
shades. Mrs. VIM. Rudd, 123 w.
Birch.
Mrs. Teresa K. Mertz is having
another unit added to Suncourt
apartment, this will be Number 5.
Frank Cram is in charge Of construc-
tion and of other improvements Mrs.
Mertz is making.
Sunday morning after spending much
of the night extricating his car from
the mud between here and Winslow.
His wife and small son are here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Rior-
dan.
Mrs. Paul Coffin, her mother, Mrs.
Charles Greene, Mrs. John Francis
and her daughter, Mrs. w. B. Raude-
baugh are leaving tomorrow to
drive to southern California for
months visit with relatives and
| friends.
| Mrs. E. A. Baker this week moved
| in to their town house from the Baker
ranch north of the mountains where
she spent the summer. Her daughter
Donna, came in for the opening of
school and has been with her aunt,
Mrs Allie Coon.
/ Everett Mercer this week dismiss
| ed his field crew which finished its
summers prairie dog determination
work at Doney park. This season they
have worked Anderson Mesa, Hart
Prairie, Fort Valley, Cliffs, Black
Bill Park and Doney Park.
Mrs. E. H. Brandt and daughter
| Kathleen will leave tomorrow morn
ing for McNary to join Mr.. Brandt,
who has had position there with
the Cady Lumber corporation. Their
home here has been leased by Chas.
Cofer, head of Babbitt's retail mar
4
ket.
Mike Schmuck, famous for bend
ing iron ts his will, now located at
the A. L. & T. logging camp, advises
that he recently received word from
Europe that an only relative recently
died there leaving him comfortable
fortune. Mike is well known in all
the logging camps in northern Ari-
zona and his friends are pleased to
hear Of his good fortune.
Jos. j. Waldhaus states that the
Information printed in this paper
last week telling of his moving to
the recently purchased Ray DeLes-
caille property was Incorrect
he has not moved and has at this
time no plans toward that end. He
has force of men working on the
house, remodeling it and otherwise
putting it into shape to rent.
James Walsh and wife and mother,
Mrs. Catherine Walsh arrived this
week from the coast whence they
drove from Fort Worth. They were
accompanied by Miss Margaret
Walsh, who remained in Redlands
where she is music teacher in the