The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19

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charged and repaired; phone 240.
If you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Kellam were
fair visitors in Phoenix last week.
Bring or send in your news Of all
kinds to the Coconino Sun office or
phone 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Harris have TAX
en- one of the Costigan apartments
for the winter
Tom Lynch, carpenter, and w. il.
Franklin, painter, drove in from Tuba
City to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morgan of
Garland Prairie recently went to Vic
kenburg for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock returned
Sunday from Montana where Mr.. Pol
lock purchased some rams.
Sam Hutchinson went to Phoenix
last week with load of produce
from his Doney Park ranch.
The roofing over the Santa Fe
freight depot and sheds is being given
coat of brilliant red paint.
Judge j. E. Jones went to Pres
colt Sunday night to be on hand for
business on Monday morning.
John Cow, custodian of the Elks
club, was subpoenaed as witness i'll
Phoenix the first of the week.
Bazaar land turkey dinner, Wo-
mans club, Saturday, November 20.
Ladies of the Christian church.
st. Margaret's guild will hold a
food sale at Rabbits grocery de-
department Tuesday, November 23d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quirk returned
the first OF the week from Phoenix
where they went last week to attend
the fair.
II. w. Denman and son Billie with
a load of college students drove over
land Friday to the foot ball game at
Phoenix.
Supervisor Chairman Joe Kellam
viewed with pride Coconino county's
fair exhibit at Phoenix the last of
the week
Christmas cards now on display.
Orders taken for personal Christmas
cards at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
John C. Pierce on Monday night
went to Phoenix to bring back a
Chrysler so sedan which he sold to
Pat Mccoy.
William O'Brien of Shekayah Ranch
trading post spent the weekend in
town on business and visiting his
brother, Dave.
Including meerschaums, we have
Just received a fine large shipment
of new pipes.-Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Joe Gaddis, who had been under
the weather with bad cold is all
right again and helping out at Bo-
CARTS electric grill.
W. w. Baylor, Maytag representa-
tive, has established headquarters in
the Kaup store at the corner of Rail-
road and Sitgreaves.
Hershell Hill of the Commercial
cafe received word that his brother,
who recently visited him here, is now
located in Los Angeles.
John Nichols, who has been work.
ing on government projects at Kay
enta and Tuba City, was in town over
Sunday with his family.
& /. p. McOonkey of Phoenix on one
of his regular trips through this part
of the state shook hands with friends
made when he lived here.
Fred Langstron, member of the
Wilson & Coffin Necessity shop force,
has moved to one of the Babbitt
houses near Aspen and Beaver.
Now is the time to come in and get
your gift cards for subscriptions to
magazines for Christmas gifts-Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Col George H. Hoehderffer was
host for a few days this week to his
uncle, Earl Eakin, and wife, of New
York, who were passing through.
John Piper's building on Railroad
avenue is beginning to look as if it
would be pretty fine place after
weeks of tearing out and rebuilding.
John M. Clark, who has been i'll in
bed at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Asa Clark, for the past three weeks
is improving somewhat. He hopes to
be able to leave soon with Mrs. Clark
for the hot springs.
Miss Elsa Myers, private secretary
to /. B. Koch, will return tomorrow
after several weeks vacation in Albu-
querque and other cities in New Mex
leo. During her absence Mrs. H. o.
Bjerg took her place.
Miss Reba Switzer accompanied by
these women high school faculty
members drove to Williams for the.
football game last Thursday: The
Misses Gladys Culver, Eunice Jones,
Pauline Bigham, Olive McNerney and
Ruth Mary Switzer.
Miss Josephine Henshaw sprained
her ankle last week stepping off the
back steps at the Sarah Voolfolk
house where she lives. In addition
Miss Henshaw contracted bad cold
which prevented her getting around
even with the I'D of crutches. She
is improving.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker and Miss Ida
Wilson on Friday attended meeting
of librarians and county school SUI
perintendents who met in Phoenix to
form a state librarians association.
Miss Wilson, who is>Teachers college
librarian, was elected member of
the executive board.
The toll gate house at this end Of
the San Francisco boulevard is near
ing completion. H. p. Cram is build
ing it-a five room cottage in a type
of construction which will fit in with
its environment. An ornamental
gateway will also be built and the
grounds improved in keeping.
Some of those who went to Phoe-
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