The Coconino sun., 1927-05-27


May 27, at ST. Anthony's hall.
Stetson hats in all the new shapes
and shades at Sid Gassman's.
Attorney 3. r. and Mrs. Byers
drove over on Wednesday from Viii
liams.
The new summer styles in mems
shirts from Wilson Bros. At Sid
Gassman's.
Daniel Wallace is carrying his right
arm in a sling on account Of an in
fected finger.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox, proprietor
Ideal hotel, returned Saturday from q
week in Phoenix
Anyone wishing to sell or buy
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. Fred Caring arrived last week
from Albuquerque TO visit her daugh-
tire, Mrs. Fred Paul.
Subscriptions taken for magazines
and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Agren left
yesterday for Phoenix after spending
week here on business.
Weldon Brinton after graduation
next week viii be employed at the
Arrowhead service station.
Hugh McGookin last weekend drove
to Clarkdale to see his daughter, Miss
Annis, teaching there.
My entire stock Of millinery will be
closed out regardless Of cost, starting
at once. Power Hat Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allsup of Phoenix
are spending their vacation al. Monte
yuma Lodge, Mormon Lake.
Step in and let us show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range.
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
Mrs. Amy Lowell is having her
apartment house remodeled, papered
and painted and generally freshened.
P. G. Spilsbury, big chief Arizona
Industrial Congress, came up from
Phoenix to attend the utilities con-
vention.
"Unclen Bill Donelson and nephew,
Buck Donelson, left Saturday for
Grand Canyon after spending few
weeks at the Joe Tissaw home.
j. H. Morgan of Williams, ac-
companied by Mrs R. D. Mitchell and
Mrs. R. G.. Stevenson, shopped and
visited with friends here Wednesday,.
Baggage and express transfer.
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
G.. A. Pearson, director Southwest
forest experiment station, returned
Saturday night after weeks field
study in neighboring forests south OF
here.
Miss Agnes Johnson returned Sum
day from Los Angeles and other
coast cities where she spent 10 days
on her annual. vacation from the post
office.
Dan M. Francis came up Monday
evening to spend few days here get
ting his summer residence in order
for the arrival of his family next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byron are
home after spending seyreal weeks
at Aqua Caliente Hot Springs where
Jim successfully boiled out his
rheumatism.
Ladies and children's gay water
proofed sun shades--a jolly lot to
choose from-at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop and at the Monte Vista
Gift Shop.
Rev. ]. B. Frey was in from the
reservation for a few days this week
to see his family at Cliffs, after which
he went to Oraibi to look after
missionary affairs.
w. A. Pollock and wife of Long
Beach, Calf, stopped here last night
at the T. E. Pollock home enroute
overland to the east. w. A. Pollock
is t. E. Pollock's Oldest brother.
Mrs. Ed Hamilton Of Grand Canyon
and daughter, Mrs Sam Samson, who
recently returned from California, ac-
conipanied BY Mrs. Jean Rousseau OF
Williams, were in Flagstaff OH
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Porter are
leaving the first of the week for King
man, their home before they came
here two years ago when the Central
Commercial company established
branch here.
You will miss a treat if you. do not
try Eline's pound and pound and a
half boxed candy; at " cents a
pound for short time only at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Miss Anges Hoyt. formerly English
teacher in Flagstaff high school, was
an unharmed passenger on the
wrecked train Monday morning. She
was on her way from Raw, where she
teaches, to her home in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler were
Flagstaff visitors from Williams on
Tuesday Mr.. Butler called upon his
dentist while Mrs. Butler, Coconino
Sun correspondent for the Williams
district, visited The Sun plant and
staff.
C. ]. Babbitt rot home Tuesday
from Rochester, Mimi, where he went
recently for examination He brought
with him diet and the happy assl,r-
ance that he had nothing serious the
matter and that he would soon me as
we'll as ever.
Miss Sarah Coffin, niece of Mrs. r..
TT. Marine. was met at the train Mon
day by relatives here enroute from
Ray, Ariz., to her home at Lawrence,
Kan. She congratulated herself that
she had a reservation on one of the
later sections Of Number 4 instead of
the ones wrecked.
Mrs Tke Wheeler. who visited here