The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19
THE COCONIN0 SUN
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Mrs. Percival Lowell left Friday
night for few davs in Phoenix.
Sid Gassman was laid up at home a
couple days the first of this week with
bad cold.
Why not build your own cottage at
Mormon Lake? For choice location,
see VIM. Beeson. 7-22-tf
Eugene Burrus and family came last
week from Phoenix to spend two weeks
in a cottage at Pine Grove ranch.
G. NJ. Etter, civil engineer. Pri-
vate surveying and general engineer
ing. 7-29-3t
For Sale-Jersey milk of highest
grade, year round service. Jim Gregg,
box SGT, phone 277.
John Kerley, Tuba City Indian ira
der, was a Flagstaff business visitor
the first of the week.
Baseball, Swastika Lodge, Mormon
Lake, Sunday, good game, come out.
Swastika nine VS.. Flagstaff Mexicans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris left
Sunday after two weeks visit here
with relatives. Their home is at Au
berry, Calf.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals -Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Wis
ia Gift Shop.
Miss Mary Burrus of Clemenceau
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Burrus at their Do
ney Park ranch.
Mrs. Dayton Draine is here from
Casa Grande visiting her mother,
Mrs. G. A. Greenlaw, and sister, Mrs.
Tommy Knoles.
Ike Weary returned Saturday night
after spending week in Winslow on
business for the Flagstaff Electric
Light company
Mrs. John York of Phoenix left on
Wednesday for home after spending
few months here. She had the
Charles W. Isham cottage.
Henry Brooks Sr. left Monday for
his home in Glendale after spending
week here with his son, employed
by the Standard Oil company.
Miss Mildred Smith, Zane Grey's
secretary, has written from Altadena,
Calf, that she will be here today to
go to the Hopi Indian snake dance.
Mrs. G. H. Cooper and daughter,
Violet Mae returned Wednesday af-
ter spending two months in Califor-
MIA. They have taken Metz apart
ment.
j. s. Hirsch, day clerk at Hotel
Monte Vista, returned last week from
brief vacation at Phoenix with a
touch of flu which has kept him in
his room.
NJ. j. Riordan this week received a
WillySKnight big six sedan, bought
from Burns & Riordan, local agents.
They are unloading another carload
Of these cars.
Mrs. Willis Brown and sons, sum-
mering in California, last week moved
from Los Angeles to Long Beach
where they will be until the begin
ming of school.
Dayton Draine arrived Wednesday
from Casa Grande to spend the rest
of the week with his wife, visiting
Pine Grove ranch
Mrs. Alice King expects to leave
the last of this week for a few days
at Tuba City as guest of Superin-
tendent and Mrs. C. L. Walker, who
will take her to the Snake dance.
Still selling-but this week only
Hart Schaffner & Marx $33 to $35
suits for $22.75, and $40 to S45 suits
for $29.75, and other mems furnish
ings in proportion, at Sid Gassman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw left
Friday for their home at San Pedro
after an enjoyable vacation in Flag
staff With relatives and friends who
showed them many social courtesies
Mrs. Lou Charlebois of Wickenburg
came last week to visit her boys on
the ranch north of the peaks and Mrs.
Chris Sheets in Flagstaff. She ex-
poets to leave the last of the week for
home
Attorney E. R. Byers was a visitor
at the county offices on Monday. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Byers, he had come
in from Mormon Lake where he spent
Sunday, and drove on home Monday
evening.
Guests last week at the George My
ers home were George Neville and
daughter of Lawrence, Miss, who
were driving through and stopped to
of scenery. They spent several days
here.
Weldon Brinton, who took sick two
Weeks dRO Will SCdIISG LCNSl, 70 wv
ing nicely though not allowed out of
bed. Weldon is being very good"
because he hopes to attend the state
university.
Benjamin Morgan, Mesa druggist,
and Miss Anna Staal Of Michigan
were married Saturday at the FEEDER
ated church parsonage by Rev. II. F..
Softley. They are spending a two
weeks honeymoon here.
Men, get what you want for fall be-
fore the August clearance sale at Sid
Gassman's closes tomorrow night.
Suits, shoes, hats, shirts and all other
mems furnishings at slashed prices to
make room for winter stock.
Announcement is made of the birth
on Friday, August Is at Las Cruces
of an eight pound baby girl to Mrs.
T. R. Chesser, formerly Miss Grace
Wensel Mrs. Chesser's mother, Mrs.
Anna Bean, is visiting her.
Leonard A. Ramey of the Prescott
Pay n Takit store was married Mon
day morning to Miss Geneva Kelly,
also of Prescott, by Rev. H. F. Soft
ley. The ceremony was at the Fed
Grated parsonage in the presence of
Mrs. Softley and Miss Eleanor M. Til
ford.
Mrs. Fred Floss and baby are leav-
ING tomorrow for their home at Mi