The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

Carson. the photographer.
Leather-Hand carved and hand
stamped at Switzer's. Demonstration
every day.
Deep soft mattresses, just come in
and examine them at the Flagstaff
Furniture store.
Charlie Isham is having two bed
rooms. added to his home, N. P. Agren
having the contract.
Fine Gordon leather jackets at
greatly reduced prices at Sid Gass-
mans. See adv. page z.
l.. H. Flagler has moved from town
to his ranch one and half miles east
to spend the winter.
Ask your grocer for Kream Krust
bread made by the Flagstaff bakery,
Frank Hogan, proprietor. phone 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Lowery and lit
tie one were in from Tuba City two
or three days the last of last week and
first of this.
Mrs. Jimmie Douglass and children
came Sunday from Phoenix to stay
indefinitely with Mrs. Lewis mother,
Mrs. Dave Lewis.
D. NJ. Taylor, Los Angeles repre-
sentative of the Chevrolet Motor COM
pany, spent few days this week here
with M. ]. Pilkington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mccoy and fam
lily came in from the Saginaw &
Manistee logging camp for shopping
and business tIip this week.
NJ AT Tr Iy1c4
for their home in Prescott on Monday
after spending the holidays with the
latter's mother, Mrs. George Babbitt.
/ Mrs. W. O. Winthrop of Sunset
/ lodge has closed her house and gone
to Angel where she will visit her sis
/ ter, Mrs. w. j. Kaup, for few
months.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Don C. Mcneil got
home Monday from the southern part
of the state where they had been max
ing a trip in their car since early in
December.
Mrs. William Cady Jr., left on Sun
! day for Pasadena to join her little
children and visit relatives. Mr.
Cady left Tuesday to drive to McNary
/ for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ]. Waldhaus and
son George are expected home this
week from Kansas where they visited
Mrs. Waldhaus' people since the mid
4 die of December.
4 Hugh Weatherford devoted severa
4 days this week to his duties as vice
lpresident of the hotel association, 60
ing to Phoenix and stopping at other
cities along the route.
Casey Carlisle, lumberman repre-
senting the forest service at Pat Muir
phys lumber camp, came in this week
and drove back in a new Chevrolet
touring car sold him by Malcolm
Pilkington.
Dick Nelson has just returned from
his native heath, Calhoon, Ga, where
he spent the past three weeks includ'
ing Christmas with his folks. He re
ports a fine time with plenty doing
for his special benefit.
Bert o. Woodward, the new Kan
sasite on the mechanical staff at the
Coconino Sun office, has rented the
Fryer house ON North Leroux street
and expects his missus to arrive thi!
week from Garden City, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Cox and tht
formers mother, Mrs. Lizzie Cox
came in Tuesday from their rancl
near Anderson Point to attend tn,
Joint installation ceremonies of tn
Pythian Sisters and Knights of Ply
thias.
George Hanna and Fritz Schuer
mann, stockman of Sedona, spent
day or two in town this week. The.
report a fair amount of moistur
fallen recently, enough to start tn
filleree and other grasses in fin
shape for stock.
DIR. Felix Manning, accompanied b.
Undersheriff Durward Mckinney, lef
on Monday for Fredonia with small
pox vaccine. There is case of small
pox some where up there and schoo
authorities have asked to have tn
children vaccinated.
Mrs. A. NJ. Daugherty left recent
for California for a few weeks va
cation. She will visit a half-brothe
in Madeira and a sister-in-law IN Lo
Angeles. Her position at the count
hospital is being filled by her daugh
ter, Mrs. E. Pierson.
j. C. Clarke, director of Wupatl
Indian monument, and A. w. Carso
spent Sunday among the ruins max
ing pictures for illustrations for re
port which is being written by :
] Walter Fewkes, head of the bureau Q
ethnology at Washington.
Mrs. Clay Ellis of 305 West Raj
road avenue received the sorrowfl
news Tuesday morning of the deaf
Of her father, A. j. Baquet at HI
home at Stahl, Mo- He had been /
for some time. Mrs. Ellis left Tues
day evening for Missouri to attend tn
funeral.
No one has been pinched yet fc
] using his 1925 license plates an
4 lots Of them are carelessly doing /
The sheriff has not become fussy "
though he has commenced to loo
somewhat panied when he sees s
many old timers nailed to gasolir
go-earts.
Mrs. Hattie Dunn, proprietor of tt
Peter Pan beauty parlor, left on Wet
nesday for Los Angeles where she Wi
take a six weeks course in beaut
work. During her absence her daugl
ter, Mrs. Longley, will stay at ht
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