The Coconino sun., 1927-10-21

Peerless bread is honest-to-g good
ness" bread.
Slabs! Slabsl Slabs! $500 a load.
Frank Bennett.
Mrs. H. S. George is home from a
three months stay in Los Angeles.
DR.. E. S. Miller left Saturday night
for California to be gone couple
weeks.
/ Hemstitching and picoting done at
| 10c per yard. Art Shop, Is North
Leroux.
] We have the agency for Cranes
| stationery. Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift Shop.
| Among local visitors in Ashfork
last week were Shelby Lewis and G.
C. Middleton.
| Mrs. Agnes Pouthie and Mrs Ed
! O'Farrell on Monday made business
| trip to Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Griffith are
leaving this week overland for Ell Paso
where they will locate.
FIR. Romeo, who was here during
the absence of FIR. Albouy, left Mon
day night for San Diego, Tex.
DR.. R. NJ. Francis returned Friday
from Phoenix where he visited his
daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith, a week.
The finest collection of greeting
cards ever on display in Flagstaff at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals-Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Vis-
ia Gift Shop.
Mrs. Carr Schwarz won the prize
with a score of 40 in the ringer golf
| tournament completed last week after
months play.
Alfred Toyrea and Emory Nelson
left Thursday for Grand Canyon and
Lees Ferry on business for the Arl-
zona Grocery company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson, who
left here some months ago to locate
in Phoenix spent last week here with
friends They returned Friday.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaws Electric
shop, phone 1885, Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mrs. Alfred Tovrea will enjoy a
weekend visit with her brother, Wal
lace Caywood, who will be here to-
morrow from Phoenix with the foot
ball team.
Mrs. E. NJ Doe wrote friends here
that she will return sometime before
the first of the month. She went to
Washington, Pa, last spring to visit
her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tommy Knoles on
Saturday moved to the A. NJ. Riordan
residence on North Humphrey street
from the Tom Frier place on North
Leroux street.
San Diego Rawson, called the poet
of the Rockies, left last week for
California after visiting Dean Ed
redge two weeks during which he Wis
tied the Kaibab forest with his host.
Mrs. F. E. Browning and little
daughter Betty returned Thursday
afternoon from Galesburg, H., where
they visited Mrs Browning's father
and other relatives for three months.
Miss Lucille Haegar reported Mon
day for duty in the class room at
Emerson school after an absence of
almost two weeks on account of III
ness. Mrs. ]. @. Thomas substituted
for her.
Dick Amos, who used to be in the
garage business with Guy Sykes un-
der the firm name of Amos and Sykes,
but is now in Phoenix, came Sunday
for a vacation and a little hunting on
the side.
Columbus day was observed last
ny La.,,x enIn
patriotic numbers, the outstanding be-
ing a trumpet solo by Miss Freda
Crosby, accompanied by Miss Vir-
ginia Fliekinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Wellington
and children, Miss Jennie Lee, and
Miss Ruby Hood on Friday drove to
Cornville to visit Miss Lees mother,
Mrs. John Lee. They returned Sunday
evening after Wilbur had bagged a
fine lot of quail.
Mrs. Jess r. Smith writes from
Grand Canyon, where she and her hus-
band visited the latter's brother the
past month, that they are going to
Supai this week where Mr.. Smith will
build a government hospital. Mrs.
Smith who spent the month at Grand
Canyon painting, is enthused over go
ing to Supai to see the famous Bridal
Veil water falls and the home of the
Supais. They are a nation, one Of
the last, with country all their own.
From Hilltop, 48 miles west of Grand
Canyon, visitors to Supai take pack
train for the IA mile descent to the
tropical paradise which these Indians
call home. Mrs. Smith hopes to OBJ
tain some studies of this interesting
Indian tribe and Of the beautiful seen
cry there.