The Coconino sun., 1927-03-18
THE COCONINo SUN

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We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Frank Hanley is looking after the
book keeping at the Flagstaff Furni-
ture store.
William Beeson and Sam Bross and
family spent couple days in Wins
low last week.
DR.. Amelia Burke left Friday to
spend a few weeks in Prescott, Phoe-
nix and Tucson.
WayneeShields of The Sun staff has
rented the G. H. Harper place on
South Humphrey street.
Joe Moore came from Grand Can
yon Sunday, summoned by the illness
of his father, ]. T.. Moore.
William Trukki left Thursday night
for Mayer where he had been trans
ferred by the Santa Fe railway.
Mrs. Grady Gammage suffered a.
painful attack of pleurisy Saturday
and Sunday, but has recovered.
James A. Hughes, chief engineer at
part of the week trying to dispose OF
flu.
John Metz was back of his accust-
omed barber chair at the Falder shop
this week after being i'll most of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Duce Of Selig-
man visited Sunday and Monday at
the home of the latter's brother, AL
Sanford.
Lieut.. Col Falkner of the 25th In
fantry will be in Flagstaff March 30
to inspect Company /. Inspection is
to be given on personnel, equipment
and paper work
AL Sanford, Chino valley stockman
winter4ng in Phoenix, arrived last
Friday night and stayed until Sunday
evening with his family.
Dave Babbitt, G. J. Babbitt and
P. j. Moran spent Tuesday in Viii
liams on business for Babbitt Broth
ers Trading company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Babbitt left
Wednesday to drive to Phoenix to
spend month. They were accomp-
anied by Mrs. Walter Bennett
Oscar Fink Of Rabbits meat market
spent last week in Phoenix. His wife
and baby, who had expected to be
here before now, are still there.
Curtis Forsythe, Ford parts man at
the Babbitt garage, has rented the
house on East Birch which will soon
be vacated by Prof. A. Maxemin.
Tommy Knoles, proprietor Peerless
bakery, was listed among those miss
ing from the business district the first
Of the week. He had the flu.
c. G. jenkins of Phoenix, Arizona
purchasing agent for the Pay n Takit
stores, and Mrs. Jenkins last week
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lowry.
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
Cliff Kramer and little daughter
Katherine recently spent couple
days at Grand Canyon. They also
visited Mr.. Kramer's brother-in-law
Albert Rowe.
Harold Greene, proprietor Of
Mountain View camp in Williams and
who hopes to establish another east of
Flagstaff, was a business visitor
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rhodes, Thomas
Griffith and Edgar Miller came in
from Keams Canyon Sunday on bust
ness, returning Monday to the motion
picture camp.
Mrs. John Winchell is expecting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Newman, and
husband and children from O'Neill,
Neb., next week for a visit. They
are driving though.
Miss Olga Rich Of the j. G. Penney
clerlSing staff was called home last
week to Ell Paso by the news that her
mother was very i'll. Miss Josephine
Aguilar is taking her place.
The Bank hotel is undergoing a
thorough renovation at the hands of
Art Anderson and Painter Davis, get
ting ready for the spring season.
Steam heat has been installed in all
the rooms.
C.. X. Orahood, direct representative
from Ed " Price & Co., with fine
display of spring and summer woolens
for mems suits will be at our store
Monday and Tuesday to take your or
.ders for made-to-measure suits. Prices
from S35.-Sid Gassman.
Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw and daughter
Mrs. Dayton Draine, who drove to
McAllen, Tex, to visit another daugh.
ter, Mrs. Dewey Webber, are now at
Casa Grande, Mrs. Draine's home.
Mrs. Greenlaw will remain there
while before returning here.
George Baty is papering and paint
ing the house on the corner of Birch
and Leroux street belonging to Moran
and Hennessy. When it is completely
redecorated it will be occupied by
Professor and Mrs. A. Maxemin.
Bobbie, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus Bernhelm of Milton, was very
i'll all last week with flu. His sister,
Miss Martha, who clerks at Keller's,
remained at home to help care for
him. She reported at work Monday
and said Bobbie was much better.
Those who know Ed v. Price & Co. IS
good reputation will be glad to meet
their representative, G. X. Orahood,
at our store next Monday and Tues
day. He will have the new spring
woolens and take orders for your suit,
made to measure, Prices begin at
$35. Sid Gassman.
Mrs. J. @. Fordyce left yesterday in
her car for Phoenix to visit a week at |
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. Speek, for I
merly Of Winslow. She was accom-
panied by her son David, Mrs Marie |
Williams, Mrs. F. A. Morse and the
laffar,g little prrandrhiId whom she iS /