The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25
THE CoCoN1No SUN

ElagSLaIL furnlture 20.
David Babbitt Sr. spent Wednesday
in Williams on business.
Mrs. Grover Hutson was numbered
among influenza victims the first of
the week.
Dixon Iman has taken over the
| work at the Milk Depot which Cleon
Etter did.
I Cleon Etter left Sunday for Kent,
Ohio, to enter the Davie College of
Tree Surgery.
| Superior Court Judge j. E. Jones
/ spent last Friday in Kingman on Of
ficial business.
Bob Harris, supply man of the Cady
Lumber company's Flagstaff branch,
is sick with flu.
Henry Hutchinson went to Glendale
Saturday morning to see his father,
who was very i'll.
A little baby girl arrived Saturday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcmahon.
Mrs. E. G. Campbell came in from
Saginaw lumber camp Tuesday and
returned Wednesday.
T. E. Pollock left Tuesday for
Pasadena to. spend the rest of the
month with his family.
| Miss Iona Davis, one of this weeks
college graduates, is clerking in Bah
bits ladies' department.
| Mrs. Charles Whitfield and Mrs.
Gertrude Perkins of Williams shopped
in Flagstaff on Wednesday.
| Flannel trousers for young men.
From So. Sweaters to wear with
them from $4.95.-Sid Gassman.
| Don't miss the cash discount sale,
all fresh stock, lasting until the first
lof the month at the Power Hat shop.
I Bring the. children to Brooks store,
corner Park and Railroad avenues, to
see the Easter toys; they're great. ct
Bring the children to Brooks store,
corner Park and Railroad avenues, to
see the Easter toys; they're great ct
II Rev. ". Al. Vanderhoof was able to
be up on Wednesday after being con-
fined to his bed for week with in
fluenza.
Tom Murray, the genial passenger
provoler for the Santa Fe railway
company, was in town few hours
| yesterday.
Mrs. Hazel Andrews, who had an
apartment with Mrs. A. B. Brown, left
last week for the east to spend sew
eral weeks.
The two weeks old baby boy Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. N Grant of Doney Park
died Monday after brief attack of
| pneumonia.
Mrs. John Winchell and youngsters
drove to Winslow last Friday and
stayed until Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Carl Herring.
| Ramon Aso spent few days here
this week, coming up from Phoenix to
see how the weather is treating his
sheep ranges north of Peaks.
Grover Hutson, city salesman for
Rabbitt Brothers, went back to work
too soon after severe tonsil opera
| ton. He is down in bed again.
| Mrs. E.. w. Belts and Miss Brown
of Fredonia came last Saturday to
spend ten days with the formers
mother, Mrs. II. r. Heckathorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trave Hough left
Tuesday for Phoenix where the former
will undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis, DIR. Payne Palmer to operate.
Rev. Phil Ellsworth went to Phoe-
nix yesterday to attend the state
board meeting of the Christian
church. He will be home tomorrow.
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
M. J. Pilkington, accompanied by
his wife, yesterday drove to Phoenix
to attend the Buick dealers con-
vention. They will be home tolnor-
row.
Mrs. w. T. Robertson and her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Deats, left Wednesday
to spend the rest Of the week motor
ing through Clarkdale, Jerome and
Prescott.
Mrs. Ernest Coulter, who is visit
ing her sister at Fillmore, Calf, spent
the weekend at Altadena with Mr..
and Mrs P. H. Nelson, formerly of
Flagstaff.
p. j. Moran went to Winslow on
Wednesday, and returning yesterday
went to Kingman last night, both
visits being on business with the Bah
bit branches in those places.
Dan NJ Francis and Danny Camp
bell drove up from the low-lands on
return. Mr.. Francis will bring his
family up this summer as usual.
G. p. Hanna is working over the
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now living, preparatory to moving in
a month or SO from the property which
he recently sold to Major Midgley.
Mrs. Dick Connor went to Williams
Monday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, John Juhl. She returned last
night bringing with her Dick Jr., who
spent last week there with his grand
parents.
Mrs. Edgar Thorpe arrived Wednes-
day morning from Lopgview, Wash,
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nickel. Mr.. Thorpe, who is
lumber sawyer there, will come in
couple months
Clarence Shellman returned Sunday
night from Cloudcroft, N. M, where
he had been with Cooper & Otey, con-
tractors, since the first of the year.
He was accompanied by his wife, who
is this week visiting her folks near
Cornville.
Mrs. Joe Babbitt was operated upon
in Phoenix yesterday morning for re-
mova1 of appendix. A late telegram
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