The Coconino sun., 1927-08-26
Two Black Crows. at Art Shop.

Peerless bread is made from the
best ingredients obtainable.
For Sale-Jersey milk of highest
/ grade, year round service. Jim Gregg,
box SGT, phone PIT.
E. L. Chase of the E. L. Chase Motor
company will spend the weekend in
Prescott with his family.
Mrs. Prince Simon will leaye to-
morrow for Oklahoma City for a
short visit with her sister.
Our cigars are electrically moist
embellishments Newsstand and Gift
Shop and Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Rev. Phil B. Ellsworth spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Winslow where
ne spoke at the Episcopal church.
Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
Ellsworth Nichols, who is now en-
lployed at the Luke Smyth trading
post, was in town Thursday for sup
plies.
Strings and accessories for all or
chestra instruments. Popular sheet
music. Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop,
/ 13 N. Leroux.
P. j. Moran and wife and little
daughter on Sunday drove to the Hopi
snake dance and then to Keams Can
yon and Holbrook.
Mrs. George Nichols has rented the
Lou Weslay house on West Birch ave-
nde formerly occupied by Mrs. w. c.
Booker and mother.
Miss Florence Cooper on Friday left
with her cousin, Emory Schoolcraft of
Stockton, for a month in California
cittac Uicitipu raIatipac
Mrs. NJ A. Schoolcraft leaves today
for her home at Sacramento after
visiting for q month at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Cooper
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Norris Russell
and DR.. and Mrs. V. M. Slipher were
dinner guests on Sunday at the Fox
boro Prep school at Clay park.
Miss Inez Tidwell arrived Friday TO
visit her sister, Mrs. e. C. Slipher,
during her vacation from hospital
| in Palo Alto where she is dietitian.
Tom Lynch, John Nichols and Steve
| Eek of the construction crew of the
new hospital at Tuba City spent the
weekend in town with their folks.
Mrs. j. E. Nichols and little daugh-
ter Mary Leone spent last week at
Long Lake visiting with her niece,
Mrs. Linn, who is teaching there this
| term.
Mrs. Maude E. Booker and her
mother, Mrs. Blanchard, left last week
overland for an indefinite stay in Ore
gon where they have relatives and
friends.
/ A. 8. Brown, baggageman for the
Santa Fe, left Friday night for Los
Angeles where he will spend several
weeks with his sons and daughters in
that city.
Chas. Woolf, the we'll known Phoe-
nix attorney, with his wife and chill
dren were visitors in the city over
Sunday. They have been spending the
summer at Prescott.
Z. E. Horn of the IT, S. biological
survey arrived Friday for a month at
Southwest forest experiment station
inquiring into the damage done pine
trees by porcupines.
Mrs. Wemyss Smith left Friday for
her home at Riverside after spending
many months in Flagstaff at Mercy
hospital recovering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident.
That the production Of lettuce win
eventually become one Of large pro-
portions is borne out by the fine sam
pies shown by Oscar Scurlock which
ne raised on his farm just north Of
the city.
j. P. Eden and son Donald arrived
Saturday from Kansas City to join
Mrs. Eden and her daughter, Miss
Lourene Eden. On Sunday they drove
to Grand Canyon with Mr.. and Mrs
G. Z. DeVaney.
Lieut.-Col. Harry B. Embach, secre-
tary Arizona Wool Growers associa-
ton, on business, and Sid Gassman,
just for fun, spent a day or two in
the Kingman country this week, GO
ing there on Monday.
William Vance Curtis, travelling
through by motor with his wife, on
Saturday night underwent an emer-
gency operation at Mercy hospital. Dr..
Charles N. Ploussard operated for
ruptured stomach ulcer.
Editor Lyle Abbott of the Prescott
Journal Miner and J. P. Morgan Of
Prescott came up Saturday evening.
Lyle is some astronomer and is very
much interested in the work being
done by the Lowell observatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Longley and
baby left yesterday for Los Angeles.
Mr.. Longley returned Friday from
the coast where he made arrange
ments to go into business. The change
is made for the sake Of the baby's
health. ps&
"Rimmy" jim Giddings came up d
few days ago from Aguila, where he
had been for some time overseeing the
cattle interests of NJ l. Powers and
during the last few weeks looking aft
er the shipment of the cattle to the
new owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett Marks Of
Phoenix were visitors in Flagstaff the
first Of the week. Mrs. Marks is the
woman member Of the republican ma
tional committee and one of the most
enthusiastic workers for the good OF
the cause in the state.
Mrs. Jessie M. Ladd and niece Jes-
sica Huss left Sunday for Mendoza,
Ill. Mrs. Ladd had been in Flagstaff
since year ago last April. Miss Huss
arrived two months ago from Mendoza
to visit her aunt, and is returning
home to resume her school studies.
Rev. Edward L. Freeland returned
Saturday from Phoenix with his
mother, Mrs. Henry L. Freeland, and
sister, Miss Louise G. Freeland. Miss
Freeland spent the summer in Phoe