The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29
Designated Depository of The United
States Government

FurnlSn your nome OH our Cdoy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Alex Johnston spent the weekend
at the Saginaw e. Manistee logging
camp.
Victrolas and all the latest records
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, II
N. Leroux
Mrs. f. M. Bryant Of Bellemont OF
Tuesday was business visitor n
Flagstaff.
Victor Patrosso, genial manager Of
El Tovar, came in from Grand Canyon
on Wednesday,
Miss Rebecca Spear returned Thurs
day evening from two weeks vaca-
tion in Phoenix.
Buy furniture on easy payments
| Old furniture taken on new.-tlag-
staff Furniture Co.
Lake Mary and Mormon lake art
being re-baited by hundreds Of fish
ermen over week ends.
I. M. Jackson, of the Verde, was II
Flagstaff Saturday looking over his
numerous old friends here.
toasted sandwich on our new electric
IOdSIGI YOU Will w szttks S1flOI MI 49, y
Fl. v. Watson, manager Arizona
Live Stock Loan Co, is spending :
couple days this week in Los Angeles
L. w. Thomas, secretary to Park
Superintendent j. E. Shirley, spent
Tuesday in Flagstaff with his dentist
Orders taken for Vassar candy,
with framed notices attached, al
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop,
DR.. and Mrs. E. a. Miller spent the
weekend at the Fra Marcos in Will
Hams, guests of Mr.. and Mrs: Louis
DeBold
Superintendent L. G. Walker, Pro-
perty Clerk James III. Roberts and Mr..
England Of Tuba City we're in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Roberts, property clerk, and Mr.
England were in from Tuba City Fri
day TO spend u couple days here get.
| ting better acquainted.
A thousand dollars. Quite BIZ
to win with a pencil. You can do IT
Get a case of Brooks soda, and think
it over. It will give you an idea.
Mrs. Willis Brown is in charge OF
Flagstaff Furniture store during the
absence of its proprietor, Ralph
Curley Ennis, garage foreman at
Grand Canyon, was here Friday Or
his return that afternoon he was ac-
companied by Mrs. George Bolton.
It IS wonderful how many things
you have that you don't need can be
sold to people who do need them just
bv means Of d 1want ad' in The Sun
M. M. Fisher, one of the origina
locaters of the city of Flagstaff, came
up last week from Cottonwood where
he has been basking for several
months.
Viv Watson, true to his Scotch an
cestry, broke the local golf record
Sunday when he went around in 3S
The best previous record was ~.
, made by a professional.
d.. AZ Headrick, n1illwright Of the
Cady Lumber corporation on Friday
went to McNary to assist IN the re-
pairing of the mill there while milling
operations here are suspended.
Guy Birmingham arrived last week
from Abba, Iowa, to work for the
Pilkington Motor colapany in charge
Of the accessories and parts depart
ment. His family will fellow Later.
Willixn Lorenz, well known guide
at Grand Canyon sE1ld reservation
dude ranches, spent some time here
recently negotiating for a string of
saddle horses. He spent the winter
at the San Marcos hotel at Chandler
Miss Agnes Johnson, the worthy
matron of the local Eastern Star
lodge, last Thursday evening met and
visited with the 20 girls of the White
Shrine drill team of Huntington Park,
Calf, who were on their way to at
tend supreme lodge at Buffalo.
DR.. e. s. FIett left Sunday after
noon in his car to drive to Los An
geles, where he will visit his mother,
probably until the last of last week.
Doe makes these trips several times
year, always driving straight
through, without sleep.
C. NJ Morrow, the old vet Of the
Spanish-America disturbance, IS
home again from the Soldiers Home
at Sawtelle and expects to remain
the greater part of the summer. He
says Buck Smith and Bob Ricketts, are
both doing fine at the Soldiers Home.
Don Chisholm has been appointed
custodian city tourist park by city
council and is already on the job. Mr..
Etheridge, former custodian, is in
Washington, where he has bought q
ranch Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm have
moved to the custodian's quarters IN
the park building.
Lee Gould, county farm agent, last
week moved from q cottage on SUM
nit avenue to the Lewis Benedict
house on West Railroad avenue. Gus
Burns moved iii where the Goulds had
been living. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olds,
who were in the Benedict place, are
now in the G. B. Wilson cottage on
Mars Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehr got
home Thursday evening from Phoe-
nix, where they attended the Odd Fell
lows and Rebekah. grand lodges.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Rosa
line Clark and Mrs. Herbert Hilkins.I
Mr.. Lehr was elected to the next
highest office in the Grand Encamp-
ment, grand high priest. Mrs. Lehr
was appointed grand chaplain Of the
Rebekah assembly. They report q