The Coconino sun., 1926-10-22
THE COCONINO SUN


If you want a good homelike dim
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Mrs. Teresa Mertz was i'll several
days this week with severe cold.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
DR.. Scholl's Foot Expert will give
free service to you at Rabbits Nov.
g. If
Mrs. c. S. Dingle and baby daugh-
ter left Monday for Mesa to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Grace Fisher of Twin Falls,
Idaho, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Byrne.
Attractive new novelties for chill
dren's parties have just arrived at
Gassman's.
Miss Martha Bernhelm is waiting
on Charlie Keller's customers at the
bakery this week.
Chas. Wyrick the rotund Winslow
cattleman was in Flagstaff yesterday
kiddin' old friends.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
M. d. Tombler Of Mormon Lake
was in town yesterday buying sup
plies for his lodge at the lake.
Bill Crowey, representative of the
Exide Service Co. made call this
week on his friend, Tex Rawson.
j. G. Brown came in from his Gap
trading post on Wednesday transact
ed business and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt is at Pen
dergast with her daughter, Mrs. A..
A. Johnston and will spend the win
ter there.
Mrs. Marvin Leamon is assisting
in showing goods to patrons OF
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Ed Babbitt is staying at home this
week trying to get rid OF a mean
cold caught when he was hunting IN
the Kaibab.
Herman Dietzman and family are
home again after spending their va
cation over st. Johns way with Her
mans folks.
Divorce proceedings were begun
this week by Pedro Ybarra VS.. Maria
Ybarra and by Ysabel Estrada VS..
Thomas Estrada.
Mrs. Tom Mcnamara will be here
| tomorrow from Kansas enroute to
| her home in Lss Angeles to visit
! her son, A. E. Mcnamara.
John Morrison, deputy county as
SCISSOR, is expected home the last OF
the week after being away on vaca-
| ton for the past 10 days.
| Mrs. Bob Harris is visiting her
parents at Patagonia, Arizona. Bob
| is with his sister, Mrs. Walter Ben
nett. while his wife as away.
Rev. H. A. Wells, presiding elder
of the African Methodist Episcopal
church was in the city yesterday vls-
| iting members of his church.
Mrs. Arnold arrived this week to
| ioin her husband, proprietor of the
Circle A Auto laundry. They have
| rented one Of the Metz apartments.
Angus McDougal, who recently
had his leg broken at the Saginaw
! logging camp,is reported as getting
along nicely at the Williams hospital.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
Beautiful Sc and 81 felts on sale
all next week at 1857 and S4.5O.
All other hats at reduced prices at
Mrs. Mertz' Hat Shop, on Milton
road.
Mrs. Coils Mayflower is learning
| the work at the public library to
qualify as substitute, the position
held for some time by Mrs. II. w.
Brinton.
Walter Carlson and Capt. j.. b..
Wright returned the last of the week
each with a handsome young buck
and are enjoying and sharing venl-
son with their friends.
Billie Adams and Joe Babbitt re-
turned on Wednesday from a ten-day
trip into the four corners district.
They saw a lot of interesting coun-
try and had fine time.
Diego Rodriguez, Western Union
operator at Winslow, will be here
Sunday to see his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan Rodriguez and swap ex'
oeriences with the local office.
K. X. Henness this week sent an
article and number of photographs
to the editor of the Earth, the San
ia Fe magazine, who had requested
story on the agriculture of north
ern Arizona.
Lee Doyle is mighty busy man
this week assembling an outfit with
which to take care of the Zane Grey
party which will be here soon to
spend it's usual fall vacation at the
authors mountain lodge in Tonto
Basin.
E. L. Rockford, veterinarian, is be-
ing hailed, "Hey, Doc" and slapped
upon the back by his congratulatory
friends-all because there is a tiny
little girl at Mercy hospital who Will
by-and-bye call him daddy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockford live at Pittman Val
ley.
The filming of the METROPOLITAN
picture, "Jim, the Conqueror," was
completed the first of the week.
Final scenes were taken on the
Sehnebley hill road Tuesday morn
ing. The cast lunched here that
noon and left on the afternoon train
for thp coast