The Coconino sun., 1926-10-22

SLAP WOOD Tor Sale.-Frank benz
nett.
John Metz was under the weather
for few days this week.
Matthew Black is clerking at Billy
Switzer's hardware store.
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Mrs. Mamie Williams is seeking
divorce from Jeff Williams.
Free pencil box for kiddies buying
Poll Parrot shoes at Rabbits.
A clean. cool, comfortable and
cosy place to eat.-Commercial Cafe.
You'll get miles of happiness in
the comfort of Arch Preserver Shoes.
Rabbits.
Try our steaks. Ire most tender
and tempting in toNn.-Commercial
Cafe.
Fl. v. stratton of the Oak Greek
market spent this week in Prescott
on business.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Burke moved on
Saturday to Wiekenburg, where Pat
will be employed by Lou Charlebois.
Charlie Simpson,, deputy state
game warden, spent part of last week
on business in the Williams district.
Miss Esther Montana, cashier at
Rabbits grocery counter, left Sun-
day for Stockton, Calf, for the vim
ter
Mrs. Cecil Walters and children
arrived on Friday after spending sew
eraI months in Kentucky with her
people.
Carl Dickinson, since he and his
family are home again has again be-
come a member of Flagstaff volun-
teer fire department.
John Kennedy, of the Winslow
public school teaching staff, spent
the weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. Bertha. S. Kennedy.
Squire Cuthbert Hanna is busily
tearing out the old wood scales plat
form on the east side of the Bab-
bitt block and rebuilding it.
H. O. Bjerg, manager of Rabbits
furniture department, returned Fri
day night from Phoenix where he
went the first of the week.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
Frank technique, accompanied by
his family, left this week for their
winter home at Glendale. Franks S
sheep are already on the southbound
trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe B. Rickel and
two children motored to Phoenix on
| Sunday, Joe returning early in the
week and his family remaining there
| for a month or so.
City Attorney F. w. Perkins, City
Engineer Frank Goodman and City
| Clerk Clarence Pulliam returned on
Friday night from Phoenix where
| they spent last week on city business.
| Roy E. Garrett of Winslow on his
way to Phoenix, where he is taking
! his sheep for the winter, stopped in
/ Flagstaff Saturday for short time
to meet some of his many friends
here.
Gilbert Loveland, secretary Hol-
brook Chamber of Commerce, accom-
panied by his wife and his sister,
spent Monday here getting acquain-
| ted with a few of our many scenic
attractions.
City council this week decided that
after the end of this month no more
logs may be trucked over any of the
city paving, it being felt that these
| heavy loads are destructive to the
pavement.
City council at meeting few
nights ago decided on the grading
of North Elden street, between Birch
and Cherry avenues, and City En-
gineer Frank Goodman was instruct
ed to go ahead with the work.
Miss Margaret Stewart, secretary
| Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce, ac-
companied by Miss Mary Costigan
and nephew Billy Costigan, got home
Sunday night from Phoenix, where
they spent most of last week.
Let us call attention to our win
dow display of Halloween novelties,
decorations, invitations, napkins,
streamers, dominos, all kinds of cut
outs, novel candles In black and or
ange. Select while there is a choice.
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Don LeBarron of Rabbits hard
ware department and John A. Hor-
ton of Phoenix left Friday morning
for Kane's camp in the Kaibab for
est, seected two big bucks and re-
turned Sunday evening. They saw
Superintendent Walker and DR.. Camp
bell of Tuba City at the camp.
Harry Richwine, Jos. j. Waldhaus
and Bernard Black, candidates re-
spectively for the offices of justice
of the peace, supervisor of district
No. 2 and constable, covered parts of
the county to the south the last Of
the week, looking after their political
interests.
MRS. B. p RRuEGGEMAN