The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29

Buster Prochnow recently rented a
Costigan apartment.
We take IN your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Attorney Ed Byers Of Williams was
here Monday on business.
All snappy and new things at the
clearing sale at the Power Hat shop.
Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
CLOVIS Hosiery, high grade line for
men, women and children. Mrs. VIM.
Rudd.
Alfred Skeels and Charles Button Of
Williams spent yesterday here on.
business.
Burns Motor company has sold an
Overland Whippet to Russell Miller
of Williams.
Art Docka came in from Mormon
Lake Sunday to spend the day with
Buster Prochnow.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy q
city or country home, call on us. Alt
Dickinson & Son.
Our big special for this week is 3
suits of Allen-A underwear for $2.65.
Al regular So value. Sid Gassman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Lowery and lit
tie daughter were here from Friday
to Sunday from their trading post at
Lees Ferry.
John B. Duerson on Sunday came
from Phoenix to make out the tax re-
turns for the Campbell Francis sheep
company.
Fl. P. Cram Monday started work on
sizeable addition to the toll gate
building at the foot of the Peaks
boulevard.
Johnny Akers of the Phoenix
Gazette stopped here Sunday to chin
with friends. He used to run
grocery store here.
For gifts of pretty china, boxes Of
candy, cards, pictures, ETC., for Moth
er's Day, call at Brooks store, corner
Park and Railroad avenues.
Measles in the G. III. Harper and r.
H. Harley homes appeared the first
of the week, belated souvenirs Of the
recent vacation trip to California.
Mrs. Betty Miller, bookkeeper at
Rabbits garage, returned Wednes-
day after a two weeks vacation IN
Kansas City, Omaha and other cities.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Alfred left
Wednesday for Phoenix where the
latter will consult her physician. Mr..
Alfred returning, the last OF this
week.
Ladies' and children's gay water
proofed sun shades jolly lot to
choose from-at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop and at the Monte Vista
Gift Shop.
Wednesday from st. Marys, Kan,
where she visited relatives. During
the six weeks that she was away she
also made trip to Florida.
Why not order a case of those
delicious beverages bottled by the
SlSylight City Bottling works with the
best water in the world? 1t will give
you an idea how to win the $4,000
prize.
Z. M. Badger arrived Monday from
Los Angeles and went right to work.
at Longley's barber shop, where he
was about year and half ago. Mr..
Badger stopped in a number Of cities
all up and down the coast while away.
Ed Babbitt came home the last of
last week from Phoenix, where he had
been most of the time for two or
three weeks finishing up his conval-
escence from his recent operation at
Rochester, Mimi. He is feeling fine
again now.
Herb May, the lanky left-hander
who pitched for the Flagstaff Battery
baseball team, state champions few
years ago, is winning games pretty
regularly now for San Francisco, in
the Pacific Coast league. Herb was
with Oklahoma City last year.
Two marriages took place in Flag
staff yesterday morning, one being
that Of Francis Abeyta and Miss
Juana Valdinia, by Rev. Edward Al
bouy at the Catholic church, and Adj
rian vi. Jones and Miss Selfa S. Mon
toya, by Justice Of Peace Harry Rich
wine.
The local Odd Fellows lodge was
host to 30 brothers from the Williams
order Monday night. The lodge here
put on second degree work for two
members of the Williams lodge. Fol-
lowing the initiation a delightful So
cial hour was enjoyed with the Re-
bekahs serving refreshments.
Assemblyman F. w. Perkins and
wife and sister, Miss Phena Perkins,
returned Sunday from Phoenix. Mrs.
and Miss Perins hah been there since
the beginning of the year, when the
legislature convened. Judge Perkins
went down shortly before the last
session opened on the eighteenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Verfurth
motored to Mormon Lake on Friday,
expecting to be gone only a few hours,
but stayed all night, persuaded to do
so by getting their car so badly stuck
in the mud that it took several hours
to get it out. Ralph said they kept
warm but it wasn't especially COM
Portable sitting up all night.
Loren Cress received word from his
wife, who was expected home last
week from Los Angeles, that her faith
.er had suffered stroke of paralysis
and is very i'll. Mrs. Cress and her
sister, Mrs. r. E. Hoovler of Medicine
Lodge, Kans., who went over for their
brothers funeral, will not leave as
long as their father is i'll.
Robert r. Hill of Washington, ID.
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