The Coconino sun., 1927-05-20

We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Circulating library-all the latest
books-at Rabbits Gift Shop.
| Flowers for Decoration Day. The
Flower Shop, Is Milton Road. Phone
| 81.
B. H. Haines of Phoenix is the new
barber in Frank Leslie's Monte Vista
shop.
| Joe Tissaw and Fred Jones are
leaving today for Albuquerque on
business.
Ted Spencer of 7. E. Pollock Invest
ment company spent yesterday at Will
laha ranch.
Roger Swisher and bride were in
Wednesday from Mormon Lake for a
taste Of city life.
Rev. H. F. Softley is leaving today
! for Los Angeles on church business
for a couple days.
Matt Black came from Seligman to
make the acquaintance Of the new
| baby girl at his house.
T! Mrs. G.. K. Mickle of Marietta, Ohio,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Dodderer, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Tommy Dent and children re-
turned Wednesday from the coast,
where they spent the winter
Bennie Pearson, who spent last
summer clerking in Rabbits grocery,
was here few days this week.
/ Mrs. Beatrice Fordyce returned
Sunday from Phoenix. She is pretty
| well after her appendix operation
| Mrs. Mary Lynch left Tuesday for
Wilmington, Calf, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M, Lyon for two weeks.
Miss Helen Williams, stenographer
at the forest office was home this
week for day or two on sick leave.
The picture rs Eat So," to have
been given tomorrow night by Young
| Ladies Sodality, has been postponed.
Grover Hutson will be manager and
Mrs. Tommy Long cashier of the new
cash grocery department at Rabbits.
Miss Margaret Stewart, secretary
Chamber of Commerce, went to Tue
son yesterday to be gone until Sum
day.
| Mrs. Alfred R. Smith arrived the
/ first of the week from Phoenix to
join her husband, window dresser at
Rabbits.
Read about the big anniversary sale
at Rabbits in special two-page adj
lvertisement in the third section of
this weeks Sun.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel, Misses
Margaret and Carrie Rickel and Joe
Rickel in the latter's car drove last
Sunday to Clarkdale.
| County Assessor Howard Marine
the first Of the week went to Mormon
Lake, Long Valley and other county
i districts out that way.
Mrs. Fred Metz on Saturday re-
turned to Phoenix after spending a
couple weeks here at the John Metz
and F. w. Perkins homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Robinette re-
turned Monday from Los Angeles,
where they went to spend Mothers
day with the formers mother.
Flagstaff Country club has some
fine new golf score cards, the gift of
| the j. G. Penney company through
Raw H. Simpson. local manager.
r. E. Mccullough returned Sunday
might from Los Angeles, where he left
his uncle much better. Mr.. McCul-
Tough was called there 10 days ago.
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
DR.. Al. E. Douglass last Saturday
went to Tucson where he delivered lee
lures on his winters research work
Ion climatic forecasts from tree rings
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Kolb of Grand
Canyon spent some time here shop
ping last week. They will soon open
their handsome new home at the Cam
yon.
DR.. w. M. Morton and his daughter,
Miss Helen Morton, of Pasadena, who
visited here for a week with Mrs. L.
E. Pollock, left Monday overland fQ
Iowa.
Andy Matson is proud of the new
additions to his already fine herd OF
milk cows at the Pinewood dairy
six blooded Jerseys and two Hol-
stems.
| Mrs. Jack Peasants and sister, Mrs.
w. H. Robinette, last week drove to
Tucson and brought back with them
| the latter's little children who had
lbeen in home there.
DR.. and Mrs. Sipes of Jerome and
Mrs. Brown of San Francisco spent
Sunday here, trying out the golf
course. They were dinner guests at
the w. B. Raudebaugh home.
C. III. Frazier Jr., results engineer
of the Southwest Utilities company
from the Philadelphia office, came
1 Sunday from Amarillo, Tex, to spend
the week at the Flagstaff office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Dodderer OF
Phoenix have moved into the Stanley
Sykes residence on North Humphrey
/ street. Mr.. Dodderer is connected
| with the Arizona Grocery company.
i Dean Eldridge blew into town yes
| terday from the coast, where he spent
the winter, successfully bringing his
physical condition to par. As usual
/ at this season he will assist at john
ston's Toggery.
! You will miss treat if you do not
TRY Eline's pound and pound and a
half boxed candy; at n cents a
pound for a short time only at Gass-
4 mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
lat the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Longley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Quirk and Mr.. Free
man, returning from Grand Canyon by
way Of Cameron Sunday evening, got
lhone in the small hours, due to their
lights going out near the bridge and
coming in BY moonlight.
Thomas McCarty is now night clerk