The Coconino sun., 1927-04-08
We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.

! Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Miss Lille Casey opened the Red
Lake school last Monday.
Mrs. Sidney Terry of Williams
shopped in Flagstaff Monday.
Dan M. Francis spent the first few
days Of this week at st. Johns.
Mrs. Charles Grolich, teacher at
Cosnino, was in town Saturday, shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. o. Perkins drove
on Saturday to Phoenix to visit rela-
tives for a few days.
S. I. Richardson, manager of the
new Inspiration House Lodge, came in
Monday for supplies.
/ Claus BernheIm returned Saturday
| from MADEIRA, Calf, where he in
spected planning mills.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. ct.
! Rebekah food sale at Babbitt's gro
Gerry department, beginning at $3.50
tomorrow (Saturday) morning.
Have you seen the window full of
novel and interesting Easter goods at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop?
Mrs. Stella Mcmillan will open the
/ the school as teacher at Garland
Prairie as soon as the roads are OPEN
Frank Stein was i'll all last week
but is busy this week interior decor
ating at the home of Miss Lura Kim
sey.
Mrs. Lena Douglas returned Tues
day morning from Phoenix, where
| she went on business Saturday after
noon.
With Stetson hat of the shape and
shade best suited to you-that portion
of your Easter apparel is right. At
Sid Gassman's.
i John G. Pierce, Chrysler dealer for
this district, reports the sale last week
to Tom Lynch of Tuba City of
i Chrysler coupe.
Mrs. W.. Ross Denman returned on
Monday from Paris, Texas, where she
underwent major operation and Wis
tied her parents.
Mrs. e. T. Phelan and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Wight, and children will be
home Sunday from Los Angeles where
! they spent the winter.
4 John Hollem, one of the men who
helps keep things moving at the reser-
vation agency at Leupp, was Flag
| Mrs. GraWberg arrived Saturday
| from Ontario, Calf, to be the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Brown, for a few weeks.
Bias Martinez broke his left arm
Saturday afternoon while practicing
the high jump. His father, Juan
Martinez, is in Sehgman.
Miss Lourene Eden enjoyed brief
vsexs4 rJkxx w. Tar.
son, from her home, Kansas City, who
stopped enroute from Los Angeles.
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
Mrs. Maxemin's millinery and fur
shoppe is open for business. Lovely
hats in last minute spring styles for
Easter. 202 N. Leroux, corner E.
Birch. 4-1-2t
] Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zalesky, their
daughter Helen and niece, Irene Fred
erick, returned Monday eevning from
a weekend trip to the Verde Valley
district.
4 Doney Park school this spring has
a larger enrolment than ever before.
| Mrs. Goldie Mckinney, who for the
has an assistant, Mrs. Jack Irish, who
began work Monday.
The utmost in style, workmanship,
material, fit. At Easter and the
year around, the well-dressed man is
best dressed in a Hart Shaffner u
Marx suit. Prices in our adv. on
page 3. Sid Gassman.
Select your Easter hat at Mrs.
Maxemin's millinery and fur shoppe.
Beautiful hats-large, small, silk,
quality workmanship and materials.
202 M. Leroux, corner e. Birch. 4-1-2t
Irwin e. Stewart, manager of the
geological department of the Cali
fornia Petroleum corporation, and
wife of Los Angeles spent Tuesday
here. They stopped on their way
home from Denver to see Floyd Mil
| Ter.
1 r. B. Kinds, extension poultryman
from the University of Arizona, came
from Navajo county on Friday and
with County Agent Gould went
around Coconino county getting a
lineup on the poultry work for the
coming season.
Frank Samslxy got home last week
4 from q TWO weeks N1CabA0H III EAOe-
nix and other points. With his broth
Andy he spent a few days at Roose-
welt Lake fishing. He landed an
eight-pound bass as well as several
almost as large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Fredcricks, Les
Clayton and Clifford Coons were here
Friday. Mrs. Frederick remained
with her aunt, Mrs. Alf Dickinson,
while the, others went to WinsIow,
and joined them on the return next.
day to Prescott.
Attorney Francis Cradle and wife
were here from Prescott Mr.. Cradle
came to get confirmation Of the APP
pointment of Roger Lowell Putnam
| as trustee for the Percival Lowell
estate, as successor to Guy Lowell,
| recently deceased.
Neil Erickson, custodian of Walnut
| Canyon national monument, and Mrs.
Erickson got home Thursday after
noon. They arrived in d new Nash
coupe from Dos Cabesas, where they
| spent the winter with their daughter,
Mrs Lillian q. M Riggs.
Mrs. G. Allen Greenlaw, now liv-