The Coconino sun., 1926-09-24
THE CoCoNINO SUN

Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Flagstaff Dairy products earrings
are unexcelled in their keeping quail
tiles.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Trade in your old furniture as part
Trading Co.
Coconino Dairy delivers twice q
day, a. M, 6 o. m. Fresh eggs and
chickens. Phone 384R3.
Pat Burke is extolling the virtues
of Bucks and Chevrolets for the
Pilkington Motor Co.
F. j. Steinberger, secretary OF the
Seligman Golf club, was in Flag
staff few hours recently.
Superintendent ]. R. Eakln OF the
Grand Canyon national park was
visitor in Flagstaff Saturday :.
Mr.. Scoyen of the Grand Canyon
national park force was in Flagstaff
few hours the first Of the week.
j. G. Brown, proprietor, and Joe
/ Lee, manager, Gap trading post, were
in town Saturday and part of Sum
! day.
Earl Boyer came in the last of the
week from his Cedar Ridge trading
post to see what was doing in the
municipality.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.--Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
| Mrs. Jack Marine on Tuesday was
called by telegram to be with her
mother who is i'll at her home near
Wilcox.
Miss Grace M. Sparkes, the live
! go-getting secretary Prescott Cham
Der of Commerce, was in Flagstaff
| day this week on business.
Mrs. Charles Mason and baby boy
on Friday returned to their home at
Gallup. They were here a week as
guests of Mrs. S. r. Burke.
+ Miss Virginia Phelan, her mother,
Mrs. E. T. Phelan, her guest, Miss
Agnes Rupel and Mrs. Lee Doyle on
Monday drove to Verde Valley towns
and home by way of Prescott.
The newest styles from the lead.
| ing style centers of the world are
| in the beautiful new fall and winter
coats for women. They're from Hart
Schaffner & Marx.-Sid Gassman.
Mrs. Richard Griffith's guests,
Mrs. Cecil Storey, Mrs. A. T. Boyer,
Mrs. Dan Sumner and baby Ann,
left on Tuesday for their home at
Vernon, Texas.
| Mrs. Ramon Aso and young Tom
returned the last of the week from
Los Angeles, where they spent the
past month. Ramon, who went over
with them, returned two weeks ago.
DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass NOV
ed the first of the week to the M.
l. Powers residence on North Leroux
street, where they will remain all
winter. They had been domiciled on
the campus for the past month.
| Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, is driving
to Phoenix today to meet her friend,
Miss Tessie Degan, formerly of the
| college registrars office here with
whom she will return to Flagstaff.
Miss Degan will be here few days
before going to her work at Ala
mosa, Colorado.
George j. Rosen, who had been
here several weeks on vacation, most
of the time out in the woods paint
| ing, left Monday to return to the
Chicago Art Institute, where he is
teaching. His brother, Jerome j. Ro-
sen, is still in New York, devoting
| most of his time to illustrating for
books and magazines.
Among the many Flagstaff folks
who drove to the Verde valley on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Hutson, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Shuck
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Harris, Miss Kathryn Keller, Robert
Riordan, Oscar Fink, Jack Wilson,
Sherman Schwarz and Roy Wake
field.
Ray DeLescaille returned last week
from Riverside, Calf, where he had
gone to find home for his family,
as they recently sold their home on
West Aspen to Jos. j. Waldhaus. Mr..
and Mrs. DeLescaille and little one
left by train Tuesday for Riverside.
They hope to spend at least part OF
their summers in Flagstaff.
Johnny Kerley was in Sunday and
Monday from his Tuba City trading
post. He was accompanied by his
brother-in-law, ]. R. McVey, mama
ger of the post, who with Mrs. Nc
Vey is leaving in couple weeks for
Chicago, where he has accepted a
bank position. He will be succeeded
by G. M. Youngblood of Holbrook,
whose people were among the first
settlers at Tuba.
A pretty bride of the week was
Miss Raquel Baca, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Espiridon Baca, and Flavio
Montayo, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Montaya, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
formed by Rev. FIR. Albouy at Church
of Nativity Wednesday morning at
Is o'clock in the presence of their at
tendants Miss Nancy Chavez and
Pete Chavez. The young couple left
for short trip to Prescott.
Mrs. Ida Morris left yesterday for
Tuba City where she has accepted
position in the office of the Indian
service. She is considerably wor-
rfed over the safety of her father,
w. B. Tibbets who lives at Hieleah,
Fla, close to the devastated district. |
Her sister, Mrs. w. H. Rabbinett,
returned from a visit to her father
a short time ago. For the past two
years, Mrs. Morris had been deputy |
RI +ha clnrk of tho hoard of Sl1nQr- /