The Coconino sun., 1927-04-01
THE COCONINO SUN

Come to the Stationery store for
your Easter cards.
We take in your old furniture.
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
The Paxton family drove to Tuba
City recently for little outing.
Buy your Easter candy at the Sta
tionery store. We have all kinds.
Douglas, Roy and Christobel Paxton
have been on the sick list, but are out
again.
interviewer sox for men in all the
newest patterns, 35 cents to 81, at
Sid Gassman's.
Mrs. G. J.. Schaul and Mrs. Dawson
of Williams were business visitors
here Wedneday.
Mrs. Horace Wyatt was real sick
all last week from Influenza, but is
better this week.
A. Gregg Miller went to Williams
Wednesday on business for the J. C.
Penney company.
J. r. Shipp came in from the Log
ging camp Wednesday for short
visit with his family.
Mrs. August Johnson went to Wins
low and back on Wednesday to see
her brother, Charlie Lundin,
Mrs. Percival Lowell, who is re-
.cuperating at Carmel, Calf, writes
that she is soon starting for Phoenix.
Bring the children to Brooks store,
corner Park and Railroad avenues, 10
see the Easter toys; they're great. 2t
Joe Tissaw, proprietor of the Tis-
saw Electric shop, took sick with flu
again Sunday and is still on the shelf.
Mrs. Joe Tissaw and children left
Sunday for visit in Phoenix, driving
down with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis.
Some of the finest news in years for
Flagstaff people in the middle pages
of the second section of this weeks
Sun.
Oscar Scurlock last week moved
from town to the C. HI. Lockett ranch
north of town which he will farm this
year.
Deputy Sheriff Art Vandevier spent
a day or so here this week between
trips to Williams on business for the
sheriff.
Fred Turner, accompanied by his
son Edward, on Monday made busi-
ness trip to Grand Canyon, returning
next day.
County Assessor Howard Marine
went to Grand Canyon Sunday on Of
ficial business, expecting to be there
all week.
Supervisor Ed Miller and Fred Mer-
kle on Wednesday went to the Cady
Lumber camp on a tour of general
inspection.
j. L. Arnold is expected home the
last Of the week from Ohio, where he
was called recently by the death OF
his father.
The o. C. Hobbs family are to be
temporarily in charge of Mrs. Ethel
Hunt Burns store while she is away
on vacation.
Assistant Supervisor Robert Munro
Of the forest service on Tuesday went
to Camp Verde to spend q week on
general administration work.
We sell cold cream, face powder
talcun powder, rouge, lip sticks, mem
tholatum, listerine and all drug SUM
dries at the Stationery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough
left yesterday to spend the weekend
in Phoenix, where they will meet the
formers uncle, F. j. Davenport.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Mrs. Paul Emrick Of Denver stop
ped off on her way home from the
coast and is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Ralph Davis, and Mrs. Willis Brown.
Mrs. Maxemin's millinery and fur
shoppe is open for business. Lovely
hats in last minute spring styles for
Easter. 202 N. Leroux, corner =.
Birch. 4-1-2t
Trave Hough was operated upon
last Thursday at st. Joseph's hospital
in Phoenix for the removal of appen-
dix. He writes that he is doing very
nicely.
Dan Francis, representative for this
district Of the George w. Valley bond
company, returned Tuesday from the
southern part of the state, where he
spent a week.
Tom L. Rees, clerk of superior court
was unable to attend court one day
last week, as the cold which had been
bothering him seriously for a week
got the best of him.
Earl Greene, one Of the Flagstaff
Lumber company's sawyers, moved
this week from the Greenlaw house
on North Leroux street to the Elmore
house on South Agassiz.
Claus Bernhelm of thet Arizona
Lumber & Timber company went
Monday to MADEIRA, Calf, to look
over the mills there to get ideas for
the fixing up of the planning mill here
This week work on county roads be-
gan. Some of the men employed were
in town the first of the week. Perry
and Lloyd Van Deren, Jess and Albert
Purtyman and Walter Baker, all of
Oak Greek.
Select your Easter hat at Mrs.
Maxemin's millinery and fur shoppe.
Beautiful hats-large, small, silk,
felts and Visca crochet-all of high
quality workmanship and materials.
202 N. Leroux, corner E. Birch. 4-1-2t
George Renwick of Los Angeles
with Attorney e. r. Byers Of Will
Hams were in Flagstaff Tuesday.
They were out at Mormon Lake which
Mr.. Renwick was sizing up as to its
possibilities for good place to loaf
during the summer.
Joe Babbitt returned last Saturday
from Mesa, where he was with his
wife, who was operated upon last
Thursday for the removal Of appen-