The Coconino sun., 1926-09-03
LOCAL BREVTTTES
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Hires root beer in bottles for
spring fever.
The Art Shop is putting on a 1c
sale Of records. tt
Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. R. M. Gass-
mans sister, will leave for Denver
next week
Nelson Burns has just received a
carload of new Overlands and WHY'S
Knights.
For sale-Two good stoves, with
pipe; also good glass show case. Call
at Sun office Saturday or Sunday.
Two new members have been taken
in to the Girls Friendly-Ruby
Franklin last week and Agatha Cofer.
Remember me for county school
superintendent at the primaries Sept.
7th.-BERNICE HAWKINS MONT
GOMERY. adv
A clean. cool, comfortable. and
COSY place to eat.-Commercial Cafe.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Miss Mary Chandlif and Miss Iva
Tragagis of Phoenix, who have been
visiting Mrs. Joe Rickel since last
Thursday, left Tuesday morning for
their home.
Bill McClurken, who has been here
spending vacation, leaves today Tor
his home and insurance offlce IN Pho-
enix, all popped up and ready to sw-
perspire some more.
Mrs. Catherine Beckwith went to
Winslow Sunday to spend week with
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Leonard. Mrs.
Beckwith's daughters, Mary and Cath
crime. notored her there Sunday.
Mrs. Helen S. Mead of Providence,
r. L. who made many friends here
during her visit last summer, expects
to return to Flagstaff the latter part
Of the month to locate permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Babbitt and Mrs.
G. r. Standa~e of Phoenix left Mon
dav for their nome after having spent
the summer in Flagstaff. Mr.. Bah
bitt is one of the state land commits
sioners
Lee Doyle and Oscar Lundahl are
making tour of inspection of the
entire Verde valley for favorable
sites for moving picture companies
which will begin work there in the
late fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Horne will leave
Sunday for Cincinnati. They are old
residents of Flagstaff but Mr.. Horne's
health has not been very good recent
lv and they feel the change will be
beneficial.
Miss Faith Longfellow, who had
been visiting her mother, Mrs. ?. W;
Tongfellow, for few weeks returned
Tuesday morning to California. She
will teach in the immigration school
in Fillmore. Calf.
Robert Garnett, accompanied by ms
mother and sister, Miss Martha Gar
nett, who is principal OF Carried
school in Phoenix, spent several days
in Flagstaff last week. They return
ed to Phoenix Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mrs. L. IL.
Pollock motored to Williams TUESDAY
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Livermore. Mr.. and Mrs. Llv-
ermore are returning to their home
in Phoenix in few days.
Mrs and Mrs. Fred Harvey of Kan
ems Citv. G.. A. Reed of Los Angeles
and J f. Shirley of Grand Canyon
stopped over in Flagstaff Tuesday
and Wednesday. They were making
tour of side trips around east OF the
mountain. -,
Brother Colver's Jazz Jugglers will
have a dance at City park tonight as
farewell to "Chic' Wilson, one OF
ite members, who is leaving Flag
staff. His and the other boys host
of friends will be there to hear 'em
svucopate.
G. +. Cofer and family of Kingman
have moved to Flagstaff and are oc-
cupving the Corbett home. Mr.. COT
er is an employe of Babbitt Brothers
and was transferred from their King
man store to Flagstaff to take charge
Of the meat department.
Mrs. j. c.. Adams, formerly OF
Phoenix. arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday
to be the guest of Mrs. Hugh Camp
he'll Mrs. Adams has closed her home
I'm San Diego and is on her way east
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Foster
Rockwell, and later will establish her
home on Long Island.
Mrs. r. B. Cree of The Sun staff.
who returned last week from the coast
to resume her duties, was taken with
flu Sunday night and had to stay
home this week, but expects to be on
the lob Monday. Miss Marjorie Rob
inson, who had been on The Sun staff
during the summer vacation, returned
for this week and next week goes to
Stanford university.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. C. Duncan and
daughter Eunice visited at Lowell OBJ
servatory two days last week, guests
of DR.. and Mrs. C. o. Lampland. DR..
Duncan had spent his sabbatical
leave from Wellesley in Pasadena do
ing. research work at Mt. Wilson and
preparing for publication college
text book The family is motoring
east, Eunice to the University of Col
orado and Dr. Duncan to Wellesley to
resume his duties as professor of as
tronomy.