The Coconino sun., 1926-01-01

DonC forget to send your films to
! Carson. the photographer.
Electrical work on all makes OF
cars a speciality. Ray and Tex.
! Mullane's "WoodIand Goodies and
taffy bars from Cincinnati. Rabbits
Drug.
Forest Ranger Jesse Bushnell OF
Sedona was in town Wednesday on
i business.
! Deputy Assessor John Morrison
1 spent Christmas weekend in Prescott
with his brother.
/ Deep soft mattresses, just come in
and examine them at the Flagstaff
I Furniture store.
/ Fat Morgan, carpenter working
at Mrs. Halls Kinlani apartments, is
! laid up with mumps.
Ask your grocer for Kream Krust
bread made by the Flagstaff bakery,
Frank Hogan, proprietor, phone 1853.
For special orders of ice cream,
ices, sherbets, cakes or French pastry
or other novelties for parties ask for
prices. Griff's.
r Mrs. John Terry and daughter, Miss
Bernice, who is cash girl at the j. G.
| Penney store, are both victims of the
mumps this week.
Quality, service, and cleanliness
with the right prices makes our cafe
the choice in Flagstaff. Griff's Cafe
and Chocolate shop.
| Forest Ranger Frank Buster of Bly,,
who went to west Texas to be with
his family over Christmas, is expect
ed back by the first.
Low night temperatures don't worry
you when your home is heated by the
| Washington Home Heater. j. e.
| Nichols, the plumber. If
@. z. Bondesson Of Yuma the day
before Christmas arrived here for
several days visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Pulliam.
L. F. Kirby of the local forest of
flee is expected back today or tomor-
row from Phoenix, where he spent
Christmas with his family
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Riordan and
daughter, Miss Anna Riordan, on
Sunday left for Los Angeles, where
they will stay several weeks.
| U. j. Lewis on Saturday went to
| Los Angeles to select a home for his
| family, expecting to move over some
time near the first of the year.
| Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
| shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
/ 1921.
| Miss Virginia Flickinger, teaching
at Superior, came up to spend her
holiday vacation with her chum, Miss
Helen Runke. She, is returning to
Superior tomorrow.
H. Hegarty, manager of the dry
goods department at Rabbits, on
Monday went to Williams where he
will be occupied with business affairs
the rest of the week.
Forest Ranger E. H. Oldham of the
Flagstaff district and family are
spending few days in the vicinity of
Prescott and Phoenix and will be home
the end of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
daughter, Miss Marian Aver, on Sun
day motored to Cameron to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Borum and mother and sister.
Harry Rowland, patent medicine
peddler, was arrested by Sheriff John
Parsons on complaint of John A.
Hartley, an indignant Glendale, Ariz.,
husband, and released under bond.
Mrs. Gertrude Gates, owner of the
d. A. ranch at Cornville, was in Flag
staff recently, having just arrived
from Idaho, where she spends most
of her time, to stay at the ranch this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Aso and young
son Tommy the first of the week will
drive to Phoenix where they will re-
main for several months. Mrs. Aso's
mother, Mrs. Frank Stein, will ac-
company them.
j. w. Simpson and son Claus are
both in bed receiving ministrations,
the boy having recently undergone a
minor operation at Mercy hospital,
and his dad having acquired a fine
large case of munps.
Breen-Dingle Drug Co. this week
installed new National cash register,
one Of the full-grown, cool and cal
culating kind that notes the custom
er's complexion, disposition and in
growing toenaiis, if any.
Harry Greene, deputy sheriff, and
Mrs. Greene on Monday became par
ents of a 9-pound baby boy, Lawrence,
a vigorous youngster of whom his
dad swells all up with pride and is
sure will be a world -beater.
Bill Carson of The Suns mechani-
cal staff who had a mumps relapse
for Christmas and not much of any
thing to eat since, is now recovering
enough to throw away his catalogs
from the mail-order coffin houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Porter drove to
Kinglnan on the day before Christmas
to- spend the weekend with their
families and many friends. Car
trouble at Seligman caused their re-.
turning by train on Sunday night.
Mrs. A. G. Fransen entertained at
three o'clock dinner on Christmas day
these guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tis-
saw and their children, June, Joe and
Tom; Mrs. Tillie Gregg, Jesse Gregg,
John Hoffman, George Hoffman and
Mr.. Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T.. w. Coulter,
the latter's sister. Miss Faith Long
fellow of Barstow; Harold Longfellow
and their mother, Mrs. r. w. Long
fellow, on Sunday drove down Shneb