The Coconino sun., 1927-01-21
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.

Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Beautiful new hats are arriving for
spring stock at Mrs. Mertz' shop.
Mrs. John Simpson is around again
after last weeks severe illness from
flu.
See our advertisement elsewhere
in regard to our special on linoleum
rugs.-Babbitts.
Pat Morgan returned Friday from
the coast where he spent month
with relatives.
Free pencil box or tablet with
each pair of Poll Parrott shoes pur-
chased at Rabbits.
Mrs Ross Denman was on duty
at the City Drug store this week af-
ter siege of illness.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
John Hennessy Jr., was here Mon
day from Canyon where the Hennessy
flocls are wintering.
Mrs. }. @. Thomas was a victim of
the epidemic of flu the last of last
week and part of this.
Mrs. M. Leonard of the Monte Vista
Gift shop remained at home yester-
day because of illness.
John Kennedy came from Winslow
to spend the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. b. S. Kennedy.
Illness in the e. G. Miller family
selected Mrs. Miller and son George
for attention this week.
Don Doney recently sold five acres
from his Doney Park ranch to Louis
Stahlhut of Higley, Ariz.
| Miss Effie Smith is coming tonight
! from Winslow TO be the weekend
guest of Mrs. Hugh Tillman.
There will be meeting of the Flag
staff Rifle club next Monday night at
| 7:30 at Ed Babbitt's garage.
Rev. FIR. Ed Albouy went to Grand
Canyon on Tuesday and returned on
Wednesday, making parochial calls.
Mrs. Carl Dickinson is the only
Flagstaff woman so far entered in the
Winslow Mail subscription contest.
Charles Cofer, manager of Bab-
bits meat market, stayed at home
most of the past week with stiff
dose of flu.
Jake Bracker, athletic manager at
Teachers college, went to Prescott one
day this week for examination at
/ Whippie barracks.
/ Dixon Innan went to work for
/ Flagstaff Electric Light company on
/ Monday. On Tuesday he became Ill
and is still at home.
Jess Pierce and Jack Pollard, cat
| tlemen Of the Holbrook section, looked
/ up friends and canvassed the cattle
situation here on Tuesday.
i Mrs Ethel Denman and Miss Re-
becca Van Zee, who motored to Phoe-
nix and Yuma last Friday, are ex-
pected home tomorrow or next day.
/ A. Sandoval, for many years Santa
Fe section foreman at Challender, re-
/ Gently received notice of his retire
ment and has come to Flagstaff 70
live.
Mrs. P. H. Nelson left Monday
night for Phoenix where she will visit
her parents until Mr.. Nelson joins her
to go to their new home at Altadena,
Calf.
/ Mrs. Johnny Love who was recov-
ernig nicely from the flu, on Sunday
had a back-set but is once more rally
ing. She is staying at the Ike Veasey
home.
/ H. o. Harries, Santa Fe auditor,
is spending this week here on busi-
mess. s. Chief Auditor f. E. Thompson,
also Of Los Angeles, will be here to-
/ day to assist him.
Miss Mary Costigan is still con-
fined to her bed after two weeks Ill
ness, though slowly gaining strength.
i She hopes to be able to leave next
week for rest in lower altitude.
Bill Mahoney, former sheriff OF
Mohave county and now chief of spe-
cial officers of this division of the
Santa Fe railway, was in Flagstaff
Saturday calling on old acquaintance.
Fred Platten of Williams was In
| town Tuesday. He is getting over a
siege of flu that lasted So days. His
son, Leslie Platten, came with him
and transacted business at the court
/ house
| Jess Smith, half owner Of Shekayah
ranch at Tuba City, returned the first
of the week from California where he
went last week on business. Mrs.
Smith joined him here and visited
friends for few days.
Miss Florence Klein stopped off
here Wednesday on her way home to
Prescott from Galesburg, ILL.,, where
she was called by the death of her
/ sister and brother-in-law from flu,
leaving five small orphans.
Flagstaff Elks are giving another
of their good-time dances tomorrow
night at the Elks clrb. Same fine
music. The Elks will give these dances
every Saturday night until Lent, an
nounces James G. Tillman, chairman
of the dance committees.
/ AS a feature of the Winter Sports
festival there will on February 5 be
an Arizona art exhibit and program
at the clubhouse sponsored by the
Woman's club There will be papers
of Arizona literature, travelogs and
representative works from Arizona
artists.