The Coconino sun., 1926-12-10

MS Iamlly.
Only 13 more shopping days until
Christmas. = Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Gaspar Crespin has a new Chevro-
let touring car bought from Flag
staff Motor Co.
Attorney E. R. Byers of Williams
was in Flagstaff Saturday on busi-
ness in superior court.
Fine selection of ladies' handbags
in all shapes. They're fine for Christ
mas.-Schmidt Jewelry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Warren of Kay
enta spent a couple days shopping in
Flagstaff the end of the week.
Miss Jessie Van of Tuba sCity
bought a Chevrolet car from Flag
staff Motor company this week.
Mrs. Forest Aver came from Pres
colt to spend Sunday with her hus-
band of the local Santa Fe office.
See the beautiful line of new and
lovely handkerchiefs and scarfs that
Mrs. Mertz is showing for Christmas.
Charles Odelle, of Apache county
and former sheepman of Flagstaff,
was in the city q couple days last
week.
Mrs. Clark Gramling returned a
few days ago from Los Angeles,
where she spent about month visit
ing friends.
Cody Brag, the new barber at the
Matthews shop ON North Leroux
street, has rented one of the Costigan
apartments.
Mrs. Anna Bean is expecting her
daughter, Mrs. G. r. Chesser and hus-
band from Tornillo, Tex, to be here
for Christmas.
Jonson Curry and family Of Parks
were in this week taking advan-
tage of Christmas bargains offered by
Flagstaff stores.
The u. S. Civil Service Commission
| timekeeper, national park service, at
Grand Canyon, Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Solberg and baby
son will leave the middle of the month
for Mississippi to spend month or
| six weeks with relatives.
Attorney G.. B. Wilson went to
Phoenix Friday afternoon to attend
the Arizona Industrial congress meet
ing and returned Sunday.
We have a wonderful display of
| toys for your selection. Come early
while you can get what you want.
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Leamon mo-
| tored to Prescott and back Sunday,
taking down with them W. M. Bu-
chanan, Chevrolet general salesman.
You will be delighted with our ex-
quisite display at the Flagstaff ex-
! position if you have not already WIS.,
| tied it.-Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
Homer Bartlett returned a few
days ago from Kingman, where he
had been a couple weeks overhauling
| the refrigeration plant at the Bah
bitt store.
DR.. and Mrs Howard Battle of
Tuba City were in town this week and
returned home in a new Chevrolet
touring car which they bought from
Flagstaff Motor Co.
Call 224 and order our famous
homemade chicken tamales, also
French pastries with fresh whipped
cream. We are serving these at the
cafe Drop in at Griff's cafe.
Daniel Thompson, mechanics help
er at the Arizona Lumber & Timber
Co. mill, left Friday for Galveston
where he will board ship for Florida
where he has job waiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Blount and
| their daughter, Mrs. W. G. Ellis Of
Phoenix, were in Flagstaff last week
end, planning to visit Mormon lake,
where Mrs. Ellis spent last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Smith enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman
while they stopped here a few days
enrcute from their honeymoon in
California, to their home at Kaibito.
/ Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. d.
f. Hart, was too i'll from tonsilitis
this week to go to school for several
days, but was able to give good ac-
count of himself the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Simpson went
to Phoenix Saturday and on Sunday
motored home in their car, which had
been undergoing repairs there made
necessary when some one Jammed 1t
during the exposition.
| DR.. Vaughn S. Mcclure and George
! Babbitt drove to Los Angeles last
Thursday expecting to return this
week, making the trip in the doctors
car. They took in the Notre Dame
| U. S. C. football game.
| Mrs. Orinn Compton is singing in
the Huntington Park, Calf. - choir
while visiting her folks there. Miss
Arliss Miller, whose violin music has
given so much pleasure to Flagstaff
audiences, plays for this choir.
Pete Michelbach, one of those who
won prizes in the county agricultural
exhibit at the state fair, is proud of
a personal letter of congratulation
which he received the other day from
Governor George w. P. Hunt.
Jim Treagle spent few days here
the first of the week between trips
with cattle from Holbrook to Los An
geles. Jim says that the cattle are
pretty we'll cleaned out now and what
are left will winter in good shape.
Ernest Power of Phoenix and Ra-
chel White of Flagstaff were married
here on November 27 by Judge J. e.
Jones. The same day Judge Jones
married Cleofus Hernandez and Mar
garita Trujillo, both from Maine,
Ariz.
Miss Pauline Sheppard, for the
past two years in charge of the
Maine consolidated school, left last