The Coconino sun., 1926-02-12

e1hu DOitSs anu Suc1 Things IN Qudllllby;
but unloading a carload of Ford
spare parts enough to reach from
here to Detroit if laid end to end
has inspired them with awe.
Just received a shipment Of the
justly famous Pangburn's candy,
something different and especially
choice, at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
w. E. Trukki returned last Friday
from the coast, where he spent sew
eral months in the Santa Fe hospital
receiving treatment for trouble
some ankle, and visiting near Fresno.
His rest has done him mach good and
he is again on his job as third trick
operator at the depot
Louis Wuichet, prominent Chicago
lumberman who sent the several hum
dred small flags which were distrib-
uted as souvenirs at the depot OPEN
ing, spent a day here this week, the
guest of /. b. Koch. Mr.. Wuichet
gets here every so often and then and
always in between boosts Flagstaff.
H. NJ Gaddis of Grand Canyon,
who came to Mercy hospital for treat
ment for bronchitis, made such salts
factory recovery as to be able to
leave on Monday. His nephew, Joe
Gaddis, drove with him to Sedona to
rest at the ranch of his brother,
Charles Gaddis, for couple months.
Harry Tellyer, superintendent for
the Bent Concrete Pipe company, who
was here several days the last of last
af ha5 hn
back here in the spring to superin-
tend the final touches to the springs
to reservoir flow line, and see that
there are neither sags nor leaks in it.
Mrs. Ana Frohmilier, accompanied
by Mrs. Agnes Pouthie, Miss Mary
Costigan and Billie Costigan, will
drive to Phoenix to hear John McCor-
mack on Monday night Among Flag
staff people already there who are
staying over for the event are DR..
and Mrs. ]. o. Fordyee and Mrs. c.
B. Wilson.
Nice selection of dining room
saites at the Flagstaff Furniture
store.
Walter Dickinson reached home on
Wednesday morning and feels so
frisky that his dad, Alf Dickinson,
has to assert authority in holding him
down until he has more fully rested
after his appendix operation. He and
his family have moved from the Pine
hotel to their own home on East
Birch avenue.
Charles A. Eichelberger, who with
his wife came here several months
ago and has been tuning pianos when
he was not building his new Doney
Park home, has taken charge of the
Mt. Eden store and, thus, getting
nearer town, is able to get in more
conveniently when someone's piano
needs coaxing.
You are invited to come to the
Business and Professional Woman's
club dance Tue<day evening. at the
Woman's club Admission SOC a per-
son, tickets from any member.
n. P. Agfen, contractor, went to
Grand Canyon Wednesday to look over
some of his projects there. He was
accompanied by Homer Bartlett, who
inspected the installation of the re-
frigeration plant in the Babbitt store
building. Roy Womack also went and
will WELD paint brush for the next
month or more.
At the hearing of George and r. C.
Olney and w. C. Bye, charged with
getting more than a hundred dollars
worth of merchandise from Babbitt
Bros. under false pretenses, George
Olney was fined and paid $50, r. G.
Olney was fined $50 or so days in the
county Jail and is staying there, and
Bye was freed. The merchandise was
recovered.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
the Art shop, 13 N. Leroux.
NJ. f. Tackitt went to Grand Can
yon on Tuesday to look after the
painting of the new Babbitt store for
which he has the contract. He was
accompanied by his wife, who will be
with him during the month or more |
that his duties keep him there. Their !
son, George, who was home with the |
grip, is better and will be with his
aunt, Mrs. Herbert Hflkins.
Herb Babbitt got home few days
ago from visit in Phoenix. Herb |
has been wearing his nose in splints
the last few days and has all the nose
marks of man who had been rough /
ly handled in rough fight by the /
toughest kind of ruffian. But it was /
only the. crank on his Oakland car
that swiped him one that for a minute
or so had him down and out.
We have the finest modern dairy
plant in this part of the state. We
invite inspection of the Flagstaff /
Dairy.
Baxter Womack, supervisor of i'm
provements being made at John M. T
Clark's Lake Mary resort, acconpan-
led by Mrs. Womack moved out to the I
lake last Sunday where they are liv-
ing in the Harry Hibben cottage. Sew
eral new cottages are being erected /
as beginning by a carpenter in +
charge with the assistance of Baxter
whose real duties will begin with sum- +
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Stiles and little /
son were in town from Tuba City I
until Sunday on business
connected with the Tuba Trading
Post Co., which is being conducted by +
r. fLeI s4f "