The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Dave Babbitt Jr. of Phoenix came
up last Friday for few days.
Flagstaff Dairy products-Garing's
are unexcelled in their keeping quail
tiles.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux
Twenty percent discount on refrig
orators at furniture department at
Rabbits.
For greasing and cranking service
get Rays personal attention. See
Ray and Tex.
Mrs. Ella Graves of Pasadena, ar
rived Friday and is the house-guest
of her niece, Mrs. Warren Macarthur,
Jr.
Don Babbitt, secretary of the state
land board, came up from Phoenix
Sunday with his family. Mrs. Bah
bitt and family will spend month or
so here.
Joe Wright got down town Satur-
udy 1OT lew uiluutCc. hio III ~ or
pearance for a week, during which
he had pretty hard siege with sum-
mer flu.
Earl Boyer, manager Cedar Ridge
trading post, was in town Tuesday
getting an eye full of the new hotel
and turning bashful cheek toward
the short dresses.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson is taking a
vacation from the Commercial cafe.
She will spend part of the time with
her parents on the north side of the
San Francisco mountains. George
Blair is employed at the cafe during
her absence.
A. B. Brown, Santa Fe baggage
man, left Sunday on a 1000 mile,
three months trip, during which he
will visit brother in Seattle, then'
+. following a tour of Yellowstone ma
+: tionaI park, will visit a sister and
| brother in Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Morton of
| Los Angeles, who visited the /. =.
Pollocks last week, left Sunday morn
| ing by motor for their home. During
their stay here they visited Grand
Canyon, Oak Creek and many other
places of interest near here.
Talbot T. Smith, a member Of the
Tucson Star editorial staff, accom-
panied by his family, was in Flag
staff Monday having toured up from
Tucson to Grand Canyon and back by
way of Cameron. They are on their
way home by way of the Coronado
trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Johnson of Phoe-
nix were Flagstaff visitors over the
weekend. Sunday they motored to
Mormon lake, where they were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. 2. Coles.
Mr.. Johnson is manager OF the New
York Life Insurance company Tor
Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clemens and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Anderson, OF
Mesa are stopping for the month at
Mrs. G. Al. Greenlaw's camp east OF
Flagstaff. They are not only prom
inent Mesa citizens but are bound to
be prominent any old place they hap
pen to stop. -.
Blaine B. Shimmel came up from
Bisbee the last of last week, to make
/ arrangements to take his family 20
Risbee this week. Blaine is connect
| ed with the law firm of Ellinwood
! & Ross and will be located at BIS
bee for some time and has secured
home there.
Miss Lucille Haeger left the first OF
the week for Los Angeles, where she
win spend two weeks. She was ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Emma
Haegar, and sister, Mrs. Hugh Gro
gan, who have beer visiting here for
several weeks. They expect to re-
main at the coast Indefinitely.
George w. Mickle, president, and
John H. Champion, advertising mana
ger of the Arizona Grocery company,
were here Saturday in connection
with the opening this month of the
new Pay'n Takit grocery here. Mr..
Mickle and his family are spending
several weeks at Mormon Lake.
]. S. Serrano of Los Angeles, gen.
eral organizer for the Spanish-Amer-
lean Alliance, was in Flagstaff for a
few days recently and appointed Mrs.
j. A. Mondragon sub-organizer for
this territory. The lady's wide ac-
quaintance and many friends insure
lot of activity in the alliance.
Dan w. Francis and mother, Mrs.
J. B. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M.
Bower and son, Billy, left Thursday
morning on trip to the Natural
Bridge and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower will leave Sun
day in their Chrysler for California,
then to their home in Nevada, where
he is principal of schools.