The Coconino sun., 1926-02-19

| Tire prices have dropped Webber
Brothers.
! Bargains in used cars. Terms. r. E.
! Goble Motor Co.
| Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
/ Dickinson IL Son.
| Florence Cooper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Cooper, is improving
after a week of flu.
! Teddy Ryan, baby son of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. w. j. Ryan, is better after be-
ling quite i'll with flu.
1 Come in and hear Henry Ford's old
time dance orchestra selections at the
I AIT shop, IL North Leroux street.
| Mrs. Amy Lowell left Wednesday
ito spend two weeks at Chandler. Mrs.
Nose Anspach is keeping house for
! her.
/ All stamped goods on sale during
the month of February, at Is per cent
discount at the Art Shop, 13 N. Le-
roux.
| Bud Moorman, son of Mrs. Louise
Norman, telephone operator at Bah
bits, is. at home with mumps this
week.
Is Children's books, all the VIC, wed
stories in good bindings, req ably
priced at Gassman's Newsstand and
/ Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Travis return
ed the first of the week from the
coast and Moqui is again on the job at
! the depot.
/ New 1926 Flagstaff city directories,
with the names and addresses Of
Flagstaff people, just published. At
| The Sun office, 81.
| X. j. Nackard is having some new
shelving put UP in the mems wear sec
tion of his New York store. Pete
llindemann is doing the work.
+! Chester Mills accompanied his folks
home Saturday night from Phoenix
where they drove on Friday TO see
him. He returned Monday night
z Baggage and express transfer,
1 household goods packed, stored OF
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
/ Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1929.
/ A box social will be held at the
I Federated church Friday, February
4 10Th, at 7:30 D. m. Ladies bring box
4 lnuches for two. Boxes will be sold
for so cents.
i Miss Agnes Rowe, cashier at the
Orpheum theater was missing from
/ the ticket window this week because
/ Of q severe attack Of influenza. Mrs.
AGNES Pouthie filled her place.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying ~
per cent down and paying for the
4 balance in nine monthly payments
Babbitt Bros. furniture department.
2-19-tf
For thoughtful parents, "When We
Were Very Young" by A. A. Milne.
/ You and your little folks will adore
This delightful book, for distribution
at Gassman's Newsstand and Glft
shop.
Bill Costigan, nephew of Miss Mary
Costigan, isn't finding having the
mumps nearly SO interesting as ne
had thought; but he IS making it IN
/ teresting for others. He is now over
/ the worst of it.
A Chinaman arrived q few days ago
from Winslow and is opening res
taurant in the building on San Fran
cisco street recently occupied by the
grocerterium and before that by Joe
1 Bender'S restaurant.
1 Rev. II. f. Softley returned Friday
from Los Angeles where he went TO
attend the regional council Of pastors
Of the Pacific coast. He will go back
overland, next week, on church busi-
ness, accompanied by Mrs. Softley.
Mr.. and Mrs Durward Mckinney,
accompanied by George Atterbury,
drove to Phoenix on Tuesday. Mrs.
] Mckinney that night joined the No
rnads, the ladies' auxiliary to the
/ Dramatic Order of the Knights OF
Khorassan. They returned yesterday:
Francis Decker, who for several
months had been with the Flagstaff
Lumber Co., is holding down former
position he had with Ralph Davis,
manager of Flagstaff Furniture
company, handling the books and
helping wait on trade and deliver
goods.
X. NJ. Gassman and S. J. Gassman,
4 pere ct fills, who had been in Chi
cago shooting the heart out of Schaff-
ner's marks and other things, got
home Sunday. They stopped on the
/ way back in a couple Wisconsin
4 LOWllS stuQ III pt. du1 s1Ltu uhilAA4O
apolis, visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Francis, accompanied by
/ her daughter, Mrs. w. 3. Raudebaugh,
and the latter's husband and children
returned on Sunday night from Glenn
enceau where they visited another
daughter Mrs. NJ. 0. Dumas. The
/ Raudebaugh and Dumas children
took turns with mild attacks of flu.
w. M. Cady Jr. returned last Fri
/ day from Alexandria, La, where he
/ and Mrs. Cady and the latter's
mother, Mrs. A. G. MNrphey, were
called by the drowning of the latter's
4 husband. Mrs. Cady remained IN
I Alexandria for a few weeks. Mr.
/ Caay stopped at McNary q few days
on his way home.
Mrs J Fl. Huff and son and daugh-
ter arrived overland Thursday after
two days trip from Redondo Beach
to visit for a few weeks with Mrs.
Shuff's sister, Mrs Charles Lehr. On
Sunday they drove around the peaks
in the snow TO those just over from
sunny California the trip through the
snow-laden forest was revelation OF
beauty.
Mrs. I. r. Waters left the first of