The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Ray Brahmsteadt went to Tuba
City on Wednesday on business.
Your radio batteries, A and B, re-
charged and repaired: phone 240.
Money to loan on Flagstaff real
estate. T. E. Pollock Investment Co.
Exide is the best; when in need of
battery or electrical service; phone
240.
Judge j. E. Jones will be in Hol-
brook today and tomorrow on official
business.
Frank Bennett has a new Pontiac
sedan which he bought from JOS. j.
Waldhaus.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, l3
N. Leroux.
Mrs. Betty Miller, bookkeeper at
Babbitt's garage, spent the weekend
in Gallup with her folks.
Quitting grocery business, selling
out at cost. Stock your pantry shelves
and save money at E. S. Nackard's
104 E. Railroad.
w. H. Franklin and Tom Lynch,
working on government construction
jobs at Kayenta, came to town for the
weekend for taste Of city life.
Mrs. Clark Granting left the first
of the week to join her husband at
Bakersfield where he is in charge of
the building of an annex to the big
hotel.
Mrs. M. Regan Langan, who ar
rived before the holidays to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Weatherfora,
left the first of the week for her home
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gaddis left the
first of the week for Cloudcroft, N.
NJ, where Joe has the contract to run
a restaurant for Cooper & Otey, log
ging contractors.
Carl Mayhem went to Whipple bar
racks at Prescott ON Monday night
for a few days observation and treat
ment, rather expecting to be back here
before the end of this week.
n. C. McCune, decorator during the
construction of Hotel Monte Vista,
and family left last week in their car
for Idaho Falls, Idaho, where Mr.. Nc
Cune will be for the next six months.
Wild Raudebaugh is remodeEng the
front part of his home on West Aspen
avenue, putting in hardwood floors
and generally fixing it up. Ed Raude-
baugh and Pete Solberg are helping
him.
We are disseminating women's
coats. Those still in stock-all of
them from Hart Schaffner & Marx
viii be sold at once at cost or less.
Now is your opportunity.-Sid Gass-
man.
Wana Camp Fire vii hold an all day
food sale tomorrow at Babbitt's. Each
Saturday there viii be a sale given
by these girls. Helen Harrington
will be in charge of them for the next
month.
Barcn. ]. v. Auriemma left FRIDAY
for Williams where he was guest
fer a few DAYS of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Lindblom, after which he went to
Winslow to put on another Salvation
Army drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Rhodes are
leaving today overland for trip to
Texas to visit the forrasr's folks and
also to prospect for business open
ing. sDusty" was chef at Griff's cafe
for a. long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Solberg and small
son returned Sunday from Clara,
Miss, where they visited relatives.
They drove both ways, looking UP
friends and relatives along the way
and report very pleasant six weeks
vacation.
Frank Locke was in Flagstaff last
week from Oak Greek reporting to
his physician, who told him that luck
iIv he would lose only six toes instead
of parts Of both feet, as seemed like
Iy as result of exposure In the snow
Christmas eve and morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Pollock and
children will leave tomorrow morning
to drive to Pasadena where all but
Mr.. Pollock will visit relatives for a
couple months Mr.. Pollock's busi-
ness interests will keep him in the
southern part of state during that
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. julie Henness of
Tempe have sent small cards announc-
ing the recent birth of six pound
baby daughter, called Joan. The
father is the brother of K. K. Hen
ness, county farm agent here, and the
mother was before her marriage Miss
Josephine Mouer, who attended col
lege here.
John c.. Brown returned overland
Monday night from the coast. With
him was Jimmie Mitchell, who had
business to attend to here. They
drove by way of Phoenix and thel
southern route. Mr. Brown will at
tend to business matters connected
with his interests here for several
days before going to his trading post
at The Gap.
Gustav Becker, the veteran finan-
eial wizard of Springerville, was in
Flagstaff Saturday attending the
Northern Arizona Chamber of Com
merce meeting. Mr.. Becker was on
his way home from attending the state
Goods Roads association convention at
Phoenix Mr.. Becker is one of the
most enthusiastic and consistent good
roads advocates Of the state. He nev-
er misses an opportunity to be present |
and lend his aid for the good Of Ari-
zona.