The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

are unexcelled IN their keeping quail
tiles.
The new fall Stetsons for men are
here. See our windows.--Sid Gass-
man.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, ii North
Leroux.
Twenty percent discount on refrlg-
orators at furniture department at
Rabbits.
For greasing and cranking service
get Rays personal attention. see
Ray and Tex.
Leo Garcia on Monday started
work in the drug and curio depart
ment at Rabbits.
C. B. Wilson is improving his ap-
artment house by adding commodl-
Gus sleeping porches.
Coconino Dairy delivers twice 9
| Iday, 6 a. M, p. m. Fresh eggs and
chickens. Phone 384R3.
The Frank M. Gold family spent
most of last week visiting at VIII
| liams and Grand Canyon.
Miss Mary Lamport went to Jer-
ONE last week and on Tuesday OF
this week began teaching there.
Herbert Hilkins and family, Mrs
Lena Lewis and Lewis Bushnell
spent Sunday at Grand Canyon.
Just received, a beautiful line OF
the very latest in felts and velvets
and silk hats. Power Hat shop.
Mrs. Edgar Hart of WinsloW
snent the weekend at Fort Valley
/ with her sister, Mrs. Charles Corey
/ Miss Francis Sharpe of the Will
liams school faculty spent the week
end here with her sister, Mrs. Char
| les Nickel.
Miss Grayce Meadows of El Paso
1 arrived Saturday night for two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Osborn. =
Wendell Hayward of the ]. G
| Penney CO. spent most Of last week
F., having anything but good time en-
| tertaining the flu.
/ Mrs. J. d. Dunn, who went tc
Phoenix to rechperate following the
| flu, is improved but will not be home
| until much better.
/ Mrs. Warren G. Cooper entertained
at dinner on Sunday for Miss Mar
cia SliDher, who left on Tuesday for
Purdue university.
Byrd Mathews and Clarence Ford
devoted their Labor day holiday tc
| sight seeing at Natural Bridge anc
/ Montezuma Castle.
George T. Harrington went to
Winslow Tuesday night on business
connected with the light. plants at
Winslow and Holbrook.
Miss Marian Aver and her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Phillips, drove To
Prescott for few days visit with
Mr.. Phillips and Forest Aver.
Prices are unusually low on the
new fall coats for women, and the
fabrics and styles are sure to de-
light you.-Sid Gassman's.
Willis Brown is putting up mod
| ern five-room house on the two lots
which he recently bought from Mrs
j. B. Francis, adjoining her home.
Burnell Osler this week sold his
home property to I'aaf Pietsch, half
owner of the Peerless bakery, who
| will have possession on the fifteenth
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
Mrs. Decker Williams has rented the
Dean Eldridge house on North Agas-
siz street and viii occupy it when the
| improvements underway are complet-
ed.
| Mrs. Carl Mayhem is spending the
weekend with her husband at Oak
! Creek lodge. Miss Helen Runke is
| in charge of the Mayhem studio dur
| ing her absence.
| Miss Rebecca Spear is planning to
leave this week to attend the we'd
| ding in Santa Barbara of her niece,
Miss Dolly Hopkins, who was here
| this summer for a visit.
| During their recent trip to the
coast, June, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren G. Cooper, under
went an operation for removal of
tonsils and adenoids.
Miss Catherine Hillebrandt stop
ped in Flagstaff with friends few
days last week enroute from her
home in Pasadena to Jerome, where
she will teach this year.
Stanley Sykes, instrument maker
at Lowell observatory, reported for
duty Tuesday morning after spend
| ing the better part of week at
home on account of the flu.
Miss Florence Klein, Miss Mary
Costigan and the latter's nephew,
Bill Costigan, enjoyed the beauties
| of the Natural Bridge and interven-
ing country over the holidays.
A party which enjoyed drive to
Grand Canyon and return by way
| of Cameron consisted Of the families
of Ray Simpson, Walter James, Mrs.
M. s. Miller and e. Gregg Miller.
Miss Selma Collins has accepted a
position in the Scottsdale schools and
will leave this. week. She has been
busy in the county recorders office
helping during the registration rush.
James p Davis is leaving this
morning fer Menlo Park, Calf,
where he is studying for the priest
hood. He spent his summer vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Davis.
| Frank Richmond got home Mon
day from Las Vegas, N. NJ, in time
to enjoy the home town Elks cele-
bration. Frank took over his road
outfit and put it to work on a con-
tract over there.
Mrs. James Wagner of Sedona, is
visiting friends in Flagstaff for a
couple weeks. Mrs. Wagner is un-