The Coconino sun., 1926-07-30
Ice cream at the Flagstaff Pharm-

bottle.
We offer the best+Flagstaff
Pharmacy.
( Twenty percent discount on refrig-
orators at furniture department at
Rabbits.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff furniture Co.
Mrs. e. j. Hogan's brother, Joe
Snider Of Ontario, Calf, is visiting
the Hogans for short time.
Many decidedly new and novel eff
fects in women's coats for fall to be
shown next week at Sid Gassman's.
See his advertisement on page 8 and
give him your name SO that he may
phone you exact date<of showing.
Former Governor Thomas E. Camp
bell accompanied by Mrs. Campbell
were in Flagstaff a couple days this
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
Fl. Lynch. Mrs. Lynch is Mrs. Camp
bells sister.
| H. II. Hastings, who for some time
was in the vegetable department at
Rabbits, has resigned, formed a
partnership with Mr. Hall, and they
are running a wholesale wagon gro
Gerry business.
County Attorney Frank Harrison,
past grand exalted ruler Of the Elks,
returned Tuesday from Chicago
where he went to attend the Elks Ma
tional convention On his return trip
! H. 1,.r,4oI 10 f,;1, -
Texarkana.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Birdseye
got in the first of the week from an
automobile tour to various scenic
points northeast of here, including
Rainbow Bridge and Lees Ferry, and
left Tuesday morning for their home
in Santa Fe.
Ray Babbitt was back on the job
again for a few hours Tuesday and
for a longer time each day since, fol-
flowing several days at home and in
bed, pretty much sick. But he's con-
fident that in a day or so more he
feel as well as ever.
Wes Wuichet, prominent Chicago
lumberman, is here visiting /. B.
Koch, manager and vicepresident Ari-
zona Lumber & Timber Co. Mr..
Wuichet likes the looks of our new
hotel, in which he or his dad, or both,
are financially interested.
Russell Jones, proprietor of the
Glendale, Arizona, pharmacy, drove
up Sunday, accompanied by his wife
and mother. They visited Grand Can
yon Monday and are spending the
rest Of the week in this section, with
Flagstaff as headquarters.
Herschel Hill, one of the new pro-
prietors of the Commercial Cafe,
went to Prescott Thursday on busi-
ness. Joe Axton of California re-
turned with him to spend some time
as his guest and may remain with us
permanently.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Thompson of 113 E. Birch ave, a sew
en- and one-half pound boy, who ar
rived July % at $50 o'clock p. M
The youngster has been tagged with
the same name as his father, only a
SIR" is added.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, Miss
Josephine and Marshall Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs. G. f. Man
ming ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bennett spent Sunday at Oak Creek.
They had dinner at Oak Creek lodge
and spent the afternoon swimming.
Frank Hanley of the Central Com
mercial Co. staff, left early this week
for Albuquerque, where his father, NJ.
j. Hanley Sr., is very i'll. The inval-
id recently stopped here for a short
visit on his way from a Salt Lake
City hospital to one in Albuquerque,
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller, county treas
urer, returned Saturday evening from
her trip in the southern part Of the
state. She had been away for over
two weeks getting lots of votes in
her candidacy for state auditor. She
left this week to visit other southern
cities.
Miss Pauline Brandt left last week
for Oakland, Calf, to begin her
training as a nurse at Providence hos
pital. Her class, which will be the
first to enter the new building, is
called for August Is. In the mean
time she is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cy Bendorf.
Rafael Estrada, who had been play
ing second base on the ball team
here this summer, left the first of
the week for Los Angeles, where he,
will join the Vernon ball team until
time for school. He will attend U. S.
C. during the coming year lie was
accompanied by Turk Way, also of
our ball team.
Billy SWitzer got down town to his
hardware store yesterday afternoon
for a little while, the first time in
more than two weeks, and while he
is weak from his illness, is feeling on
the road to wellness again and partly
because a lot of friendly guys insist
ed on shaking hands with him and
getting acquainted all over again.
Miss Helen Branch, for several
years one Of the most valued employ
es of the local ]. C. Penney store,
will leave the first Of the month for
Los Angeles, where she will make
her home. Miss Branch has many
friends here, who will miss her. But
her family having settled in Califor-
MIA has decided her to do likewise.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Roome of Pas
adena, former residents of Flagstaff,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
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