The Coconino sun., 1926-12-24

bad cold the first of the week.
If you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Mrs. Frank Fritz is in charge of
the toy department in the basement
at Rabbits.
Pete Campbell of Seligman will be
the house guest of DR.. E. A. Miller
during Christmas.
C. j. Babbitt and son Paul left re-
Gently to spend Christmas at their
home in Los Angeles.
Earl Sisk left last week for Los
Angeles to visit his aunt and uncle
until the first of the year.
Fountain pen desk sets for Christ
mas. Both Parker's and Shaffer's.
Schmidt Jewelry Co.
Paul Garcia and Oscar Fink will
be in Phoenix with their folks over
the Christmas weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Claunch r.
Sunday to spend the holidays with the
latter's folks at Clovis, N. M.
Just received a new carload of 4
door Essex sedans. Phone or call for
a demonstration.-White Garage.
Fresh supply of Christmas cigars
in boxes, moderately priced at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Miss Peggy Neff of the Arizona
Lumber & Timber Co. office will go
to Gallup to spend Christmas with
her sister.
A. E. Haight, cashier of the Ari-
zona Central bank, spent a couple
DAYS on business in Kingman the first
of the week.
NJ. L. Gilmore of Phoenix was here
this week overseeing the installation
Of the new refrigeration plant in the
Hotel Monte Vista
n. A. Thomas of Rabbits vegeta-
bic department drove to Phoenix Sat
urday for brief visit with his folks
and returned on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton left
Wednesday for Kingman to spend a
week or more with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Smith.
C. L. Fleck and Charles Greene re-
turned Monday morning from their
mines near Hackberry, where they
put in two weeks Of a.,a.ial assess
ment work.
Charlie Nickel leaves tonight for
Phoenix to join his wife and children
who have been there for the past two
months and spend Christmas. They
will return Sunday.
H. E. Dupree and Andy Samsky left
Wednesday for Phoenix. Ed is ex-
pected back today but Andy is gone
for the winter to be with his family
and look after his business interests
there.
Mrs. H. C. Metz left a few days
ago for Santa Fe to spend the holi-
days with her sons, Jack and Ed and
daughter, Catherine, who are attend
ing school there. She will return the
first of the week.
R. G. Kaufman, district deputy
grand eaxlted ruler, paid his official
visit to the Flagstaff Elks lodge
Tuesday evening. A goodly number of
Elks were present and splendid
meeting was held.
H. A. Smith, who underwent a ma
jor operation some time ago, is slowly
recovering. He manages to get down
to the Peerless bakery and potters
around little each day, just enough
to keep happy while he gradually re-
gains his former pep.
Charles Medaris is behind the wheel
of Rabbits big delivery truck this
week. Charles had been working at
one of the lumber mills since coming
in from Munds Park about a month
ago. Mrs. Medaris' health improved
wonderfully during their stay there.
Jack Mitchell greeted his friends
from behind the meat counters of the
Pay n Takit on Tuesday after an abb
sence of a month during which he
suffered much pain from an infected
hand. His relief, Mr.. Thomas, and
family left for their home in Phoenix
in time for Christmas.
Will Rudd is night marshal during
the absence of Claude Tackitt, who
is visiting his mother in Los Angeles
over the holidays. Bill is on familiar
ground at this work for he was an eff
ficient deputy sheriff during the two
terms of former Sheriff Bill Camp
bell.
Bud Norman, son of Mrs. Louise
Moormon, returned Friday from San
ia Fe, where he attends ST. Mich
aels college, to spend his two weeks
vacation with his mother and sister
Mary. Bud is office boy at Rabbits
during the absence of Bob Wald-
raven.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, principal of
Emerson school, accompanied by
her ward, Jack Collins and son John
Kennedy of Winslow school staff, left
yesterday for Los Angeles to spend
vacation with Mrs. Ralph Collins,
Mrs. Kennedy's daughter and Johns
sister.
A group Of knights of Pythias
from Flagstaff attended the regular
meeting of the Holbrook lodge last
Friday evening. The grand chancel-
lor, Tom Bate, from Prescott was
also a guest. These local men at
tended: Fred Bohm, Dan Williams,
Ike Veazey and J. C. Clarke. They
went down on number % and Mrs.
J. c. Clarke drove down so they could
motor back ct the close Of the meet
ing.