The Coconino sun., 1926-12-03
Come to the Stationery store fl

Come to the Stationery store for
your newspapers and magazines.
Mrs. Edwina Pooler left Friday for
visit with relatives in Los Angeles.
Paul Klimper is making himself
useful in Rabbits shoe department
Vincent Kennedy is here from Phoe-
nix visiting his sister, Mrs. Theresa
K Mertz.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Scarfs of Italian and Russian fillet
just received, Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop.
Mrs. S. w. Ericks of Phoenix is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John G.
Pierce, for a month.
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller returned We'd
nesday morning from Phoenix, where
she spent several days.
Follow the crowd tonight to the
Woman's club dance where you will
have the time of your life.
Fresh supply of Christmas cigars
in boxes, moderately priced at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Charles Fox and wife enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner with the Claude
Wright family at Garland Prairie.
C. L. Stevenson of Phoenix spent
the last of last week with friends in
Flagstaff, returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Huddleston of
Holbrook were Thanksgiving guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. 3. Hyde and family.
Christmas cards at The Sun office.
Supply limited and no orders taken
after December Is. So order yours
now.
Do your Christmas shopping at
The Stationery strore opposite new
/ depot. We have appropriate and use
fuI gifts for everybody.
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.
Orders being taken for Christmas
cakes, candies, chocolates and cigars
we pay postage on over So value. The
same Johnston's quality and Say
lor's famous. Griff's cafe.
Contractor N. P. Agren returned
Monday from his Phoenix home
| where he spent the holiday with his
family. He states that he will be
| here two weeks this time.
Stunning imported dog collars,
handfashioned of antique metals and
set with jewels. Also other orna-
ments by the same artisans, at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox, proprietor of
the Ideal hotel, left on Sunday for a
few days business trip to Albuquer-
que and Gallup. During her absence
the hotel was in charge of Miss Ethel
Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Devaney and
| children left this week for Holbrook,
where they will make their home. Mr..
Devaney will be in charge of new
branch store that Frank Brooks is
opening there.
Miss Mary Beckwith, who is teach
ing at Clarkdale, came home to spend
Thanksgiving and the rest of the
week with her mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Beckwith, and her sister, Miss
Catherine Beckwith.
Peery Francis who had been in
Phoenix for the past few weeks this
week went to work as extra man at
the Franklin Overland shop and gar
age where Nelson Burns and Bob
Riordan are in business.
Pete Elms, head of Rabbits hard
ware department, is home again af-
ter months vacation in Texas where
he accumulated 10 additional pounds
of adipose tissue. With Mrs. Elms
and their son he visited relatives all
over the map of Texas.
Ray Brahmsteadt, owner of Rays
Service was pretty sick fellow at
the Elks' club where he stays. He
went to bed about 10 days ago with
bad cold and had been depending
upon his friends for news of the out
side world ever since. However, he is
improving at the latest report.
L. I. Phelan left Saturday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Wight, in Los
Angeles for six months. Tom had
been under the weather several
months and decided to look up DR..
Tom Manning and see what he could
do for him. Accompanying him was
his little grandson, Dannie Wight,
Who came over last spring.
C. H. Cooper, logging contractor
for the Arizona Lumber & Timber 60.
of Flagstaff and the Breese Lumber
Co. Of Almagordo, N. NJ, returned
Tuesday night from couple of weeks
at the latter place for few days
visit here with his family and to take
care of local business, expecting to
return to New Mexico the last of this
week.