The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28

Flagstaff Furniture Con
Mrs. Ross Denman is quite i'll
again after being up + week.
Mrs. f. c.. Osborn has been quite
i'll this week with a. cold and touch
of flu.
Claude Melick of Grand Canyon
was a business visitor in Flagstaff
Wednesday.
Charles Dubel has taken the job of
chef at Griff's since the resignation
of Dusty" Rhodes.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.--Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Mrs. Grady Gammage was missing
from her classes at college this week
on account of illness.
Miss Charlotte Carr came Sunday
from Phoenix to make her home with
her sister, Mrs. Jake Thoman.
"Hopi" Joe Secakulxu of Canyon
Diablo was in town Wednesday en-
route to Williams and Grand Cam
yon.
Mrs. William Pace came Tuesday
from Red Rock near Sedona, where
She is teaching, to get dental atten-
ton.
Forest Supervisor E. G.. Miller left
Tuesday evening for Albuquerque to
attend the annual allotment confer
ence.
DR.. v. M. Slipher was down town
on Wednesday after being confined
to home environs for several days
with flu.
Support Flagstaff's only candidate
for the prize Buick offered by the
Winslow Daily Mail.-Mrs. Carl
Dickinson. Adv.
/ Mrs. Ethel Denn1an and Miss Re-
becca Van Zee returned Tuesday
evening after ten days trip to Yuma
and Phoenix.
Quitting grocery business, selling
out at cost. Stock your pantry shelves
and save money at E. S. Nackard's,
104 E. Railroad.
Rev. FIR. Edward Albouy left Mon
day for Hurley, N. M, to visit friends
of his scholastic days. He is expect
ed home tomorrow.
Mrs. John Britt, who was the VIC
tim of a tenacious attack of flu, IS
able to be around the house to GER
tain extent this week.
Mayor Millie Adams of Winona is
enlarging his lighting facilities at
his plant at Winona in the expectation
of a larger tourist season than ever.
DR.. r. M. Francis, who went to
Phoenix on Friday with Charlie Simp-
son, returned Monday morning. He
visited his daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith.
/ have been fortunate in securing
the services Of Charles Duebel, five
years chef at Hotel Adams. Have
one Of his dinners and you will be
back for more. Griff's Cafe.
Among attractive new lines open
ed this week are gentlemen's diar-
les, address books and memorandums
/ at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Mrs. Joe Tissaw is sick in bed with
flu this week. Joe took his turn at
4 it first and reported for work at the
shop the first of the week for the
first time.
/ Billie, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommy Dent, who has been i'll
for couple weeks was quite sick
i again the last of this week with an
/ abscessed ear.
James Kennedy of Williams, secre-
tary of the board of education of
the Flagstaff Teachers college, spent
several days at the college this week
on official duty.
Mrs. Cecil Devaney entertained as
her guest over Sunday, Mrs. j. f..
Rodgers, who was returning to her
home at Walsenburg, Colo, from
visit on the coast.
1 i Nf a o.
/ staff Lumber mill, was given the
third degree of Masonry last night at
Masonic temple. After initiation
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson and
son Harold, who visited Mrs. I. 5.
Spencer for a week, left Wednesday
for Orange, Calf, where they will
visit other relatives.
p. H. Nelson leaves tonight to join
his wife, who is visiting her parents
in Phoenix. From there Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson will proceed to their new
home at Altadena, Calf.
We are through handling women's
coats and the balance of our stock OF
these fine coats from Hart Schaffner
| & Marx are being closed out at cost
/ and less.-Sid Gassmain.
! Frank LaBas is expected home to-
day from the coast where he went
with his family last week to visit
his brother. His cleaning shop dur
ing his absence is in charge of john
! ny Carey.
| DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Miller return
ed Tuesday evening after a weeks
absence during which they visited
their daughter, Miss Catherine, at
the university and spent some time
in Phoenix.
Charles Cofer, manager Rabbits
retail meat market, is very i'll with
pneumonia at his home on West
Railroad avenue. Mr.. Cofer had flu
week before last and ventured down
to work too soon.
David Babbitt Sr., his daughter,
Miss Gertrude Babbitt, E. ]. Bah
bitt of Cincinnati and daughter, Miss
Mary Babbitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Verkamp left last night for San
Pedro where they will board ship
for a three weeks cruise among the
Hawaiian islands.
A. j. LeBarron, the sheepman, came
up from his winter headquarters at
Phoenix this week, to superintend the