The Coconino sun., 1926-10-22

Try the noon day lunch served at
the Commercial Cafe.
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Put your best foot forward in a
Peacock shoe.-Babbitts
Helen Cox, sister of Mrs. Joe Cad
dis, was quite i'll this week with flu.
Charles Corey is on the sick list
this week at his home in Fort VAL
ley.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, Ii North
Leroux.
Only 64 more shopping days until
Christmas, Gassman's Newsstand &
Gift Shop.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox is having a
handsome new electric sign installed
at the Ideal hotel.
Frances Piper of Flagstaff and
Donald Jones of San Diego on We'd
nesday were licensed to wed.
Mrs. j. O. Fordyee, her sister, Miss
Mary Hollrock and Mrs. Loran Saw
age drove to Phoenix on Sunday.
Lawrence Campbell and j. P. Nc
Cough spent Sunday at Tuba City
taking in the movie folks at work.
Mrs. Mile Corey is assisting in
the county recorders office with the
extra work incident to the election.
j. A. Lamport states that the sale
of his Oak Greek ranch to M. E. Bal
lew was not completed, as negotia-
tions fell through.
Lee Van Deren and wife and their
daughter, Mrs. Fritz Scheurman
drove to town from their ranch south
of town yesterday.
Mrs. John Juhl came Sunday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. r. j. Con-
nor, for a week or two and be initia-
ted into the Eastern Star.
Howard Denman missed classes at
college this week on account of i'll
ness and emphatically declares that
the cure is verse than the disease.
H. e. Dupree and Andy Samsky
have purchased the Mcmahon Vul-
canizing and repair shop from Frank
Mcmahon, who may locate in Wins
low.
Mrs. Catherine Wash, accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. R. G. Bah
bitt and little sons, left yesterday
to spend the winter at her Hollywood
home.
Mrs. Alice King Of Los Angeles
arrived Sunday to spend six weeks In
Flagstaff and renew old friendships
formed when she lived here some
years ago.
George Fleming has placed an or
der with Joe Tissaw and Jack Fuss
for an attractive new electric slgr
to be placed in front of his new sta
tionery shop.
Mrs. AL Sanford went to Phoenix
last week with Dan Francis and en-.
loved the Main Line celebration. She
returned the first of the week with
her husband.
Mrs. G. w. Morgan returned the
first of the week from California
where she visited a daughter for q
month. She is now with another
daughter, Mrs. w. j. Brannen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glenn are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Brinton
for few weeks. They sold their ranch
at Peoria, where they had been for
some time. Mr. Glenn is again work
ing for Billy Switzer.
Ss Harry Tellyer of Fort Worth was
here a couple days this week for q
final accounting with the city fo1
work done here by the Bent Pipe
Concrete Co., for their share in the
new city water system.
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for, candies-in Halloween colors
fresh stock of small hard candies
suitable for parties, packets OF tiny
candies in rainbow variety for fav.
ors, at Gassman's Newsstand ano
Gift shop.
&C. H. McBirney, manager OF Bah
bits dry goods department. left
Wednesday night for the coast to pur-
chase holiday and other stock and
look up friends at Glendale, his last
place of residence before coming to
Flagstaff.
Rex Goble went to Los Angeles
the first of the week to visit his wife.
He will be back the last Of the week.
Mrs. w. E. Dorey, who is living on
the Gold ranch in Oak Creek, was IN
town on Wednesday with apples she
had harvested.
Miss Margaret Stewart went to
Holbrook Wednesday to assist in the
organization of Business & Pro-
fessional Woman's club there. Mrs.
Grover Hutson is answering ques-
tions in her stead at the Chamber OF
Commerce office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black Of Sc
dona visited Mrs. John Chisholm
yesterday. George is getting along
pretty we'll since his operation but
can't seem to reconcile himself to
the life of ease which it entails, but
what can you expect of these ener-
getic fellers.
Somewhat of novelty in Flagstaff
is the sight of a steeple-jack and
chimney sweep with high pointed
black cap and tools of his trade. Fred
Whitten and w. HI. Clark, itinerant
artisans of this guild, are here this
week painting Babbitt's tall smoke
stack and other jobs of like nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Osler left
yesterday for the coast, where they
plan locating. They went from here
to Riverside where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DeLescaille. They
will go up the coast as far as Wash
inptun to visit relatives.