The Coconino sun., 1927-04-15
We take in your old furniture.
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MT. anu MIS-. Roy 1OtJeE were III
Monday from Dennison for supplies.
If something different appeals to
you attend the Firemen's ball Nom
day night.
Jack Stages, Deadman's Flat
rancher, was in the last Of the week
for supplies.
Bostonian shoes, ST to $40, and
Others at S.. New pair for Easter? !?
Sid Gassman.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. 2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Murphy were in
Sunday from Camp One to spend the
day with Ed O'Farrell.
Mrs. Tommy Long went to Phoe-
nix last week to visit@Tommy's sister,
| Mrs. Walter lie Barron.
Otto Logan and Ralph Rhodes left
Monday for Lees Ferry and the Gap
with lumber and other supplies.
Have you seen the window full of
novel and interesting Easter goods at
| Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop :?
Mrs. Ray Howell came in Sunday
from the woods to spend the day with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Con-
rard.
Mrs Lee Vishno on Monday pur-
chased from Dickinson and Beasley a
lot adjoining her place in Sunnyside
addition.
Miss Lourene Eden returned Tues
day morning from Phoenix, where she
went Saturday night to visit Kansas
City friends.
Mrs. Marie Williams is at the
money order window in the postofficF
during the absence OF ]. G. Clarke who
! is on a vacation.
l.. G. KeisteT, prominent sheep Tsaan
l.of Phoenix, spent Monday in Flag
staff on business and visiting his
brother-in-law, j. G. Brown.
William Porter, Pinedale merchant,
last week bought from the Jos. j,
Waldhaus agency an Erskine car
which he drove home on Friday.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating Of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone S95. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Grover Hutson returned Sunday
from Phoenix, where he recuperated
at the home of his parents for 10
days. He will on Monday be back at
his old place in the order department
at Rabbits.
H. w. Brinton got home Saturday
night from Tucson, where he attended
sessions of meter school and learned
much concerning commercial meters,
He was sent by the Southwest Utill-
ties companies.
C. A.. John, woods foreman at the
Saginaw camp, and Henry King, who
sees that the lumber jacks get some
thing sweet for desert, were in town
Tuesday doing what they called
sporting around.
Mrs. A. j. Evers went to Phoenix
Thursday evening to visit Mrs. N. p,
Agren and Mrs. Ramon Aso. Mr..
| Evers will drive down tomorrow or
the next. day to bring her back the
first of the week.
C. M. Raible, president and man
ager of the Owl Drug and Candy store
I of Prescott, and wife and daughter,
and DIR. Robinson and family spent
/ Sunday here with L. G. Borah, man
ager of Rabbits drug department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pass returned
Saturday to Yuma after spending g
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Dupree. When they settle some
business matters they will return to
spend the summer in the Flagstaff
lake region.
w. C. Basye, who left here seven
years ago, fearing that his future as
blacksmith was fading due to the
popularity Of the automobile, returned
Sunday and again expects to make
himself useful here. His last stop
was at Prescott.
L. West Wuichet, associated with
his father in big lumber concern o1
Chicago, stopped off here Monday or
his way home from the coast for q
visit Of couple days with /. B. Koch
vice. president and manager Arizoils
Lumber & Timber Co.
Mrs. Ralph Collins arrived Satur-
day from Los Angeles to spend the
week with her mother, Mrs. Bertha
| S. Kennedy, and aunt, Miss Vienna
Ogborn. John Kennedy is also here
! from Winslow for the weekend with
his mother and sister.
Lou Wesley last Friday received
from the Yelloway cross continent bus
/ company check for $363.71, damages
for injuries sustained by his new car
last November when it was side
swiped by a speeding Yelloway on the
wrong side of the street.
ID. d. Jones arrived Saturday to
accept position as sawyer at the
Arizona Lumber & Timber mill. He
returned by way Of California from
McNary, where he had been for some
time. His wife came last Thursday
from McNary. They are visiting at
/ the Henry II. Gaisser home.
Ralph Mcmillan and his brother-in-
law, Ray Jennings, on Monday called
on Paul Coffin and others of the Viii
son & Coffin Necessity Shop gang
and compared their present job on the
| new Prescott hotel with the good
times they had here last year when
working on the new Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Farrell and
/ Jot B. Stiles of Tonalea were in town
! Monday on business. Johnny will be
! at the Red Lake post for the next
| month or SO, though he sold his inter
est recently to Mr.. Stiles. He is still
postmaster, so will have to be on the
| Job until Uncle Sam releases him. He
will also entertain guests who were
| booked for this month at his inn.
Joe p. Wilson, Phoenix represent
ative of Dewey, Gould and CO., Boston
wool buyers, and Ed Babbitt came up