The Coconino sun., 1927-02-25

Flagstaff Furniture Co.
/ Il. r. Walsn of Williams was here
Monday in conference with his den
tist.
Mrs. NJ. j. Stevens Of Boston, Mass,
arrived Friday to visit her brother
Hugh McGookin.
Charles Simpson, deputy game
warden, made an official visit to Will
iams last Monday.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on neW.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Ike Dougherty, formerly employed
] by the White Garage, has been hired
by the Flagstaff Motor company.
/ Rabbits Department Store is CIV
ing away pencil box and tablet with
each pair Of childrens' Poll Parrot"
/ shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young moved
recently from Milton road to live
with the latter's mother, Mrs. ]. G.
/ Simmons.
Have a real bargain in a modern
home, priced to sell. Also choice
building lots, or for insurance, see
! VIM. Beeson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Willie Of this
city are the proud parents OF five
and one-half pound baby born last
week Thursday.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flaherty of
Winslow were in Flagstaff Tuesday.
4 Tihey reported road conditions be-
tween their city and Flagstaff ex-
/ cellent.
j Mrs. c. j. Smith accompanied Miss
v 1 r. Il. ~
| her home in Phoenix Tuesday. Miss
Kuhn was taken seriously i'll last
i Saturday
i The Elks are giving the last Of
their series of jolly dances tomorrow
4 night at Elks club. Doc Williams or
chestra will furnish its usual brand OF
fine music.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Chisholm, who
have been spending a part OF the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Black, in Los Angeles, returned Tues
day evening.
/ Rev. f. l.. Freeland got back for
the weekend from Winslow, where he
attended the Bishops Crusade, and IS
spending this week in Williams, the
Bishops Crusade now going on in that
place.
Letter from "A. ~. OdunueTS, 1OTHueI-
" of The Sun staff says he and has
good wife-a and presumably their aire-
dale-have gone to Beaver, Utah
where A. C. has bought the Beaver
8 City Press.
Henry F. Fris and Bryan Akers Of
tn ePhoenix Gazette managerial staff
were in Flagstaff Saturday for a
! short time on their way back from 9
visit to the Springerville and st
Johns country
julius Cans, of Santa Fe, was il
Flagstaff Tuesday on business with
Babbitts' Curio store. He represents
the Southwest Arts and Crafts which
is one of the largest traders in Indian
and Mexican handicraft.
Tommy Knoles leaves tonight fol
Phoenix, where he will get his new
Chevrolet delivery truck for the Peer
less Bakery. On his way home ht
will stop at Glendale and visit his
parents for two or three days.
Jim Tillman and Sam Hutchison
drove two new Essex cars to Phoe-
nix Tuesday. Mr.. Hutchison stop
ped on his way home at Glendale to
visit his father who is seriously i'll
Mr.. Tillman spent several days u
Phoenix on business.
Mrs. Ross Denman, who has beer
lin for several weeks, will leave thi:
morning for Dallas, Texas, to visit
J her mother and other relatives for 8
!. few weeks and consult a specialist
Il Her many friends here hope that sht
will return in her usual good health
again.
II w. w. Franklin spent a day hero
this week in conference with Bob
Riordan and Nelson Burns, local dis
/ tributor for the Overland and WHY'S.
III Knight cars of which he is the dis
4 t.ict sales manager He was on his
way from Phoenix to his home al
Winslow.
Mrs. John Francis arrived Wednes
day afternoon and is visiting hel
: daughter, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, fol
, a week or so. When she returns K
| C Clemenceau, where she is staying thi:
| winter with her other daughter, Mrs
I'M. o. Dumas, Mrs. Raudebaugh vii
accompany her.
That ssphoto by Mayhem" of thu
Mayhem Oak Greek lodge that wa:
published in the Saturday Evening
| Post last week in connection with :
western article by Albert w. Atwoot
made some Of the local people lone
for summer and week-ends down there
: at that beautiful resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin will be
: home today according to long
distance telephone message received
by Jack Wilson. They are in Phoenis
this week where Paul attended the
Kelvinator school of instruction. They
Rad been in southern California anc
Mexico for three weeks.
VI d. Marsh Of Los Angeles, superin
) tendent of construction for the Posta
Telegraph company, spent couple
{ days here going over local business
: matters with Manager J. f. Davis
i lHe had just completed arrangements
) for the building of 40 miles of new
{ line work between Gallup and Wins
: low
lsf Miss Ruth Brown, daughter of E. M
Brown of Los Angeles, arrived Sun
, day for a visit here at the home q
lher uncle, Dr. Felix Manning. Mis-:
: Ruth spent a year here at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. j. P. Wilson, some
time ago and attended school. Hel
.. many friends are hoping that her visi
I | will be long one.
:, j " + Maelxard and three sons Fred