The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04
Girls Friendly food sale Rabbits

pee Inc ReJuVenaLlOn OF Aunt
Mary" Orpheum, Thursday matinee
and night.
Foot sufferers, remember Nov. 9Th
DR.. Scholl's foot expert at Rabbits
on that date.
Come to Rabbits and get a free
sample Zinc Pad, Nov. Sth. DR.,
| Scholl's free foot demonstration.
Senator r. L. Moore, wife and son
of Winslow spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Flickinger.
/ Ambrosio Arnijo, Cornville farmer,
i spent day or so her this week on
/ his way to Holbrook on business.
Grover Hutson was back on the job
at Babbitts Thriftway Saturday after
short trip to Phoenix to visit re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Womack have
/ moved to one of the flats in the
/ old Hibben house on West Santa Fe
avenue
Mrs. ]. F. Daggs left yesterday for
her home at Phoenix after a week. S
visit with her grand daughter, Mrs.
Paul Keller.
! E. A. Haight, vice president Arizona
/ Central bank, and Mrs. Haight will
return this week from a three weeks
vacation trip east.
Dick Amos left last week for Tue
son, his present place Of business,
after a short vacation in Flagstaff,
his formers home.
r. E. Nelson returned this week
from a trip to McNary and other
| points in interest of the Arizona
Grocery company.
DR.. R. O. Raymond drove to Phoe-
nix Tuesday afternoon, to attend on
Wednesday the funeral of the mother
of DR.. E. Payne Palmer
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-I3-tf
L. c. Borah will return on the tenth
to resume his position as manger of
Babbitt's drug department after sew
eral weeks vacation at Pensacola, Fla.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
POI.
Mrs. Nettie O'Brien has been made
chief operator at the local telephone
office. Mrs. O'Brien fills the vacancy
caused by Mrs. o. C. Hurt who has
gone to Douglas.
Alfred E. Tovrea, local representa-
tive of the Arizona Packinga company,
is enjoying a new Chevrolet coupe,
presented by his firm for use in this
part of the state
Danny O'Brien, assistant manager
of the Singer sewing machine COM
pany, returned from Grand Canyon
Wednesday where he had been since
last Friday on business.
Judge ]. E. Jones spent Saturday
in Holbrook where he heard motion
for new trial in some of the Win
slow bank cases. He is in Kingman
this week in Judge Blakeley's court.
Mrs. Wayne Shields and daughter
Lois left Tuesday morning for her
parents home i Mast Troy, Wis,
where she will be with her mother,
who recently underwent a serious
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brooks are re-
ioicing in the arrival of a baby
daughter last Saturday. Mr.. Brooks
drives the Standard oil truck. Mrs.
Brooks last year was cashier at the
local Pay'n TAFT grocery.
Harlow Yeager returned the first
Of the week after two weeks ab-
sence. He went to Vicksburg, Miss,
to take his children to live with his
sister and attend school. Harlow
visited many other cities en- route
home.
Mrs. J. F. Wolfe, head Of the ladies'
department at the j. G. Penney store,
was down town Wednesday morning
short time This is the first time
that she has been out since she
tainted and injured her foot three
weeks ago.
Another successful hunting expe-
dition returning from the Kaibab
brought three bucks to town. The
party was composed of Hugh Weather
ford and two friends from Los
Angeles Mr.. Weatherford's buck
weighed 165 pounds.
w. N. Chadwick and wife and son
left this week for Phoenix for the
winter. Mr.. Chadwick and son main
tanned a flower shop and landscaping
office here for the past four months.
They recently completed contract for
Flagstaff Teachers college. They will
ANkAA4A al IAAl opAAiAE-
G. A. Pearson and children, Miss
Phena Perkins and NJ w. Thompson,
drove to Phoenix Friday to join Mrs. |
Pearson and her parents, Judge and
Mrs. F. w. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. |
Pearson and children and Mr. Thomp- |
son, who is Mrs. Pearson's uncle from
San Jose, Calf, returned Sunday
night
Fred Merkle, logging engineer of
the local forest office, left Tuesday
for Norman, Okla, to join his family
who have been visiting there since
October, and to enjoy vacation. He
was accompanied by his brother who
came from Norman to visit and hunt,
and VINO was successful in bagging
a buck.
Mrs. frankie Matthews, president
of the American Legion Auxiliary,
states that the Flagstaff chapter
sent box containing 80 glasses of
jam and jellies to the soldier boys
at the government hospital at Ft.
Whipple. Another shipment of con-
-ributions received after the box was
sent will go later.
Harold Sykes left Wednesday for