The Coconino sun., 1927-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Sure Fit caps exclusively sold at
Sid Gassman's.
New shipment of sheet music at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Beautiful new hats for Easter are
arriving at Mrs. Mertz' shop.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. 2t
George N. Baty is papering and
painting this week at the Robert Cree
home on North Humphrey.
Walter Stevenson and little dog
Jiggs returned Sunday from Wicken-
burg, where Steve spent the winter.
In the middle of the second section,
you'll find a two page advertisement OF
Penney's, with attractive news for all
of you.
Attorney C. B. Wilson returned
Wednesday from Los Angeles where
he went Friday on business.
Bill Pace of Rabbits quit strug-
Cling against the flu last Friday and
stayed at home until he was over it.
The most beautiful hats ever seen
at Mrs. Mertz' shop will arrive soon.
You know my prices are always right.
George Tackitt is a proud boy as he
drives around town in the Ford which
his father won in the recent used car.
sale.
Virginia Lee, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Compton, was
quite Ill the first Of the week with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Dick Goodwin was back at
work at Rabbits office on Monday
morning after two weeks visit with
her folks IN Nebraska.
A. S. Coon, Tuba City mail carrier,
returned Sunday from H0lbrook,
where he spent a week on vacation.
Mrs. Coon was with him.
Ralph Davis and wife drove to
Phoenix Sunday on business for the
Flagstaff Furniture company. They
were due home Wednesday evening.
IF your favorite pair of thin soled
shoes are wearing out, have them re-
soled by the new cementing process at
Savage's Shoe Repair Shop. 3-25-2t
Mrs. C. E. Devaney returned last
Thursday evening from Los Angeles
and San Diego, where she was the
guest of Mrs. John Schwab for 10
days.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 166 or
26l.
Contractor N. P. Agren arrived
Tuesday morning from Phoenix where
he spent 10 days with his wife and
took part in the building boom now
on there.
The Ideal hotel is undergoing a
Frightening up, new wall decorations,
new furnishings and fresh paint, un-
der supervision of Mrs. Claire q.
Knox, proprietor.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox, proprietor OF
the Ideal hotel here and the Drake
hotel at Gallup, returned from the lat
ter city Sunday. She found the roads
in excellent condition all the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.. Glass, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Tinsley, Mrs. Lorna G..
Jessup, Mrs. Viola Richardson, Misses
Ruth and Edna Dotson and Miss Lora
Maxwell Saturday motored to Tuba
City.
Frank Locke, who had seven toes
amputated last week at Mercy hos
pital was later stricken with pneu--
monia and became very Ill. He passed
the crisis on Sunday and is recovering
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hamilton
and their son and daughter left in
their cars Monday afternoon. They
planned to go by way of Phoenix TO
San Bernardino, where they have
business interests.
Miss Cora Haughton, bookkeeper at
Webber Brothers garage, has taken
the Charles Simpson house on West
Birch avenue and viii move today.
With her are her grandmother and a
niece. They we're at Suncourt apart
ments.
The Flagstaff branch of the Citi-
zens Building and Loan association
keeps your savings in Flagstaff, loans
them to local people to buy and build
hoAes, is under management OF local
business and professional men. Place
applications for savings certificate
with VIM. Beeson or p. G. Claypool,
Field Agent, cooperating.
Rev. II. F. Softley received letter
this week from R. p. Montgomery,
NaaISin, China. stating that when he
wrote he was safe, as the forces IN
power there were favorable to hos
pital work III which he was engaged.
Mr.. Montgomery was. in Flagstaff at
times during 1924 when he was with
the prasb7rer:f aeaieal staff OF Ari-
1oaa end NeW .IcA.co.