The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25
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New shipment of sheet music at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. ct
Mrs. ]. r. Howell left last week to
join her husband, managersof the Hol-
brook plant of the Southwest Public
Utilities Co.
If your favorite pair of thin soled
shoes are wearing out, have them re-
soled by the new cementing process at
Savage's Shoe Repair Shop. 3-25-2t
H. S. Crum of Parks, who. spent the
winter in the warmer portions of the
state, is now receiving The Sun at his
home post office.
Mrs. Arthur Vandevier and son
John left Friday afternoon for Los
Angeles, where they will visit rela-
tives for month.
Thomas Griffith made trip to
Tuba City and returned Sunday, seek
ing permits for the Indian picture
which he plans to film soon.
]. J. Claunch left Friday for Ft.
Seward after spending few days in
Flagstaff during which he was given
his first degree in Masonry.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Robert Atchison, for. 25 years q
traveller and lecturer in Japan, last
he passed through On his way to Pasa-
dena.
Professor C. ". Ridgley, Coach E.
Jack Fuss on Friday afternoon drove
evening.
Charlie Simpson, deputy state game
warden, was on the sick list all last
week but recovered sufficiently to
make business trip to Williams on
Saturday.
Dickson Nelson and Percy Shuck of
the Flagstaff Motor company, accom-
panied by Wayne Shields, drove to
Grand Canyon Friday afternoon and
returned Monday.
w. E. Beard, salesman for the E..
D. Babbitt Motor company, recently
sold Fords to Mrs. Ethel Hunt Burns,
J. r. Cooper, Pete Elms, j. c.. Clarke
and Pedro Almendarez.
Miss Mary Beckwith spent from
Thursday until Sunday night here
with her mother and sister, coming
from Clarkdale, where she is MEM
Der of the teaching staff.
Rev. II. F. Softley returned Friday
evening after weeks stay on the
reservation. He found his wife and
children, who had been quite i'll from
flu during his absence, improving.
Carl j. Walters, manager of the
Kingman branc hof the Arizona
Central bank, returned Saturday aft
er being here at the headquarters
bank for several days in supervision
during the illness of Cashier Ed
Haight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Warren came
in Sunday from their Kayenta trading
post, having spent Saturday night
visiting friends and attending the
masquerade ball at Tuba City. They
spent a couple days here on business
and then returned to Kayerta.
P. ]. McGough, manager of Bab-
bits drug and curio department, got
home the last of last week after
three weeks business trip when he
covered the coast cities in the interest
of the Indian curio business. He
found that appreciation of our reser-
walton products is growing.
d. A. Dudley stopped here few
days this week on his way to Tucson
from the San Juan river where he
spent six weeks overseeing the install
alton of a stream flow measuring
gauge similar to the one on the Little
Colorado near Grand Fails. O. r.
Clark of Lees Ferry came in with
him.
Mark and Joe Bryan, who recently
sold the Holbrook Tribune to the
Giragi brothers, spent Saturday night
here They had new car and with
Mr.. Hookway of Holbrook as driver
were on their way to the coast to-
make general survey of conditions,
perhaps with view to locating there.
Gene RedewilI of the RedewiIl Music
company of Phoenix and Baron James
v. Auriemma who is now associated
with him, made a brief call here Fri
day enroute through this part of the
state on business. They will be here
again the first Of the week when they
will sponsor a concert at Teachers
college.
Ed IIaight, cashier of the Arizona
Central bank, got down to his desk
Saturday for few hours, for the first
time last week. He had been in bed
most of the week with pleurisy, his |
ribs laced up tight, but with no re-
strictions as to diet or reading; so he
says it wasn't as bad really as it |
sounds.
Frank Alkire, proprietor, and Char
lie Stambaugh, manager of the Manu-
featuring Stationers, Phoenix, spent
several days, including the weekend,
in Flagstaff. They came up with an
in Mormon Lake, but decided it is too
early and left after registering a sol
cnn resolve to be here again the first /
wee' II June for week Of constant I
fishing.