The Coconino sun., 1926-10-01
Slab wood for sale.-Frank Ben


Hugh McGookin made business
trip to Williams on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parker motored
to Grand Canyon on Sunday.
Jimmy Gregson went to Phoenix
last week for a car for delivery.
For sale: Apples, plums and pears
at Oak Creek Lodge. 9-24-2tp
Attractive new novelties for chill
dren's parties have just arrived at
Gassman's.
johnny Kerley, Tuba City Indian
trader, was in town the first of
this week.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Peggy Robinson of Los Angeles,
former college student is back here
for her senior year.
Wanted: 25 extra sales people
needed for this big event. Apply Sat-
urday. Nackards New York Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Moritz and
son of Tucson spent their vacation
in Flagstaff with Mrs. Moritz's sis
ter, Mrs. Flanagan.
Mrs. Forest Aver of Prescott spent
Sunday here with her husband. She
will not move up for a month or so
yet.
Frank Walters and family left on
Friday for McNary where Mr.. Wal
ters will be grader for the Cady
Lumber corporation.
| Fight fans crowded into Wilson q
Coffin's Necessity Shop" last Thurs
day night and heard the Dempsey
Tunney fight returns.
| Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored OF
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921.
DR.. v. M. Slipher returned Satur-
day night from West Lafayette
where he accompanied his daughter,
Miss Marcia, who entered Purdue
university.
There was meeting here of the
Flagstaff Teachers college board on
Saturday, James Kennedy of Will
! Jams and Sam Proctor of Winslow
attending.
Dick Griffith has a new violana
| in his cafe. 1t is an electrically oper-
ated, automatic violin player and
Dick is right when he says it musics
some music.
r w. H. Stevens, accompanied by his
wife and nurse, Mrs. Stasel, left
Tuesday morning for his home at
Artesia, N. NJ, his condition being
favorable to moving.
President Ed Miller and Secretary
Art Riordan of Flagstaff Rotary
club attended the district Rotary
president and secretary conference at
Williams Monday and Tuesday.
| Ray Downer is arriving today
from the coast where he went a
week ago on business and for brief
visit with his family. His mother is
returning to be with him at Winona.
Miss Lucille Nolan is taking the
place, as deputy clerk of the board
of supervisors, made vacant recent
ly when Mrs. Ida Morris married
Jack Peasants and moved to Tuba
City.
Mrs. A. H. ScIermann went to
Winslow and back on Sunday to
bring home her little daughter, Mary
Caroline, who had visited her grand
mother, Mrs. G. Muncy, for the past
month.
Mrs. Mary Bart arrived on the ear
ly Monday morning train from Phoe-
nix to be with Mrs. Mamie Griffin
week or ten days and attend the
funeral Of the latter's brother, James
Delaney.
DR.. Z. S. Miller recently received
letter from Rev. George Vernon
Harris, now in charge of parish at
Calvert, Texas. He is happy in being
permanently located and expresses
appreciation of the beauty of that
country.
Mrs. Earl Hyde and children will
probably be home next week from
Carbondale, ILL.,, where they went
about six weeks ago to visit Mrs.
Hyde's mother who was taken quite
i'll soon after her arrival and died
on September 18.
Jimmie Gregson, Jim Tillman's
salesman, reports the sale of Essex
coaches to Roy Irish and Emma
Sandoval; Hudsons to S. Carpenter
of Maine, Dan Simmons of Williams,
F. M. Moritz of Tucson and Mrs. M.
E. Foster of Williams.
Prescott Smokis in characteristic
semi-regalia visited Flagstaff the
first of the week in quest of Indian
jewelry and other native trinkets
with which to deck themselves for
their approaching visit to the Ses-
quicentennial at Philadelphia.
George See came up Monday
morning to get his arsenal assembled
against the opening of the hunting
season today. He had been for the
past two weeks in Oak Creek help
ing Jim Lamport put in the bridge
across the creek to his ranch at Ban
10 Bill spring.
Jack Irish was busy with brush and
red paint on Monday morning, deco
rating the new wheels of the fire
truck. The old solid tires were dis
carded in favor of pneumatics which
have many superiorities- with them
there is more safety, road jars are
eliminated, making it easier on equip
ment, driving faster in mud and
better time can be made.