The Coconino sun., 1926-09-17

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Frank Alkire of Phoenix, looked
up friends here on Saturday.
Fred Cobb moved this week from
the Kinlani to his Lake Mary re-
sort.
w. F. Baker is driving the Flag
staff Steam laundry wagon since
Page Keller stopped.
Dan Fain, Prescott sheepman, was
noticed on our streets the first Of the
week.
Try our steaks. Ire most tender
and tempting in town.-Commercial
Cafe.
Mrs. A. B. Brown got home We'd
nesday from the coast, where she
spent three weeks with her children.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on neW.-Flag-
staff furniture Co.
Mrs. Anna Gardner, owner of a
homestead east of Bellemont, arrived
this week after several months in
Phoenix.
Mcmahon. Vulcanizing Shop. has
branched out recently with a skivver
outfit, with H. e. Dupree, of long ex-
perience in the tire game, in charge.
Lewis Graham this week drove ar
ound town in a new Overland car
bought from Nelson Burns, local
agent.
Joe A. Bender is riding around in
new country club coupe, Stude-
baker built, sold him by JOS. J. Wald-
haus.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921
Menl Here's special suit service.
Ed. v. Price & Co., Chicago, have
their man with us today. Call US up
and he will call on you. Johnston's
Toggery.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 10
per cent down and paying for the
balance in nine monthly payments.
Babbitt Bros. furniture department.
Don Chisholm has sold his home-
stead on the Mormon Lake road and
his cattle interests to the Hart Cat
tie company.
"Red" Phil Hollingsworth has gone
to Pomona to join his buddy, B. E.
Miller, former accountant at Bah
bits, and take job there with a
firm of landscape gardeners.
II. A. Smith returned this morn
ing from Los Angeles, where he went
a few days ago on business for the
! Peerless bakery of which he is half
owner.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass are
spending some time on the reserva-
tion where the doctor is doing re-
search work toward his new book.
They visited Kayenta a few days last
week
Babbitt Brothers have bought the
F. w. Mcclure home place in Doney
Park. This is one of the best improv-
| ed ranches in that section. The Nc
Clure family has been living in Phoe-
nix for the past year.
Mrs. H. r. Freeland, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Louise G.
Freeland, went on Wednesday to Los
Angeles where the former will en-
ter ST. Vincent's hospital for con-
sultation and treatment by DR.. Nor
ton.
Arthur c. Mcintyre, technical man
on brush study work, returned on
Monday from north Pacific forests
where he spent some time COM
pairing notes with men there who
make study of handling brush on
large commercial areas.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank C. Morse we're
! in Flagstaff day or so this week.
They are travelling for the Park-to-
Park highway association, gathering
Photographic and research data for
booklets. They are taking various
side trips, which they will recon-
mend, to Grand Canyon, Oak Creek
and Sedona.
| Margaret, the 12-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Nichols, left
Sunday to enter the Sisters convent
at Phoenix. For several months she
has been suffering with severe all
ment in her knee, which necessitated
I the use of crutches, and it is sincere
| ly hoped that the change will be
| beneficial.
/ Our books for Christmas-our full
line is now in and you may select
from a comprehensive assortment of
all the better books for children.
Every child enjoys the Volland books.
Select early as requirements are al
most impossible from now on. In
dians of the Enchanted Land by Leo
Crane is one of the talked-of books
of the month. Just received few
copies at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
Mrs. D. F. Hart, mother of FL
mer Hart, is still confined to her
bed at her home in Winsfew. She was
taken i'll several weeks ago when
scratch on her hand apparently be-
came poisoned and involved the
whole arm and shoulder. Mrs. Hart
scratched her hand on stick of
cedar wood. That afternoon she spent
braiding strips of dyed cloth for
making a rug and it is thought that
dye from the goods entered the
scratch. She is doing nicely though
not up yet.
w. A. Webber and Jimmie Greg
son made business trip to Grand
Canyon on Tuesday in the formers
Franklin car, which distinguished
itself by making an average of over
20 miles to the gallon of gas. Mr..
Webber is taking pride in the i'm
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