The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
THE CoCONINO SUN

FURNISH your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
\ Laundered and unlaundered flour
sacks at the Peerless bakery, 9 N.
Beaver.
Mrs. G. I. Smith was one of last
weeks flu casualties, but was out
Saturday.
Bill Wilkins went to work Monday
AS lineman for the Flagstaff Electric
Light company.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
/ am showing the latest models in
the well known Spirella goods. Mrs.
Arthur Vandevier.
Jot b. Stiles of the Tuba Trading
company was here on Monday in the
interest Of his cattle business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess r. Smith and
Mre. M. w. Borum Of Tuba City
spent the weekend in Flagstaff.
The Sanitary bakery, owned by D.
W.. Dwiggins, recently purchased a
Chevrolet commercial delivery truck
from Flagstaff Motor company.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
IRE your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. S-13-tf
The Hotel Monte Vista again of
fers to the public on Sunday evening a
special dinner served in an atmos-
phere of refinement and scongeniality.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 1875 or
261.
C. H. Barrett writes from Carter,
Okla, where he went with his fam
lily last fall to know how the weather
is. He is ready for spring to be
here.
Mrs. E. +. Phelan left Tuesday for
Los Angeles to join her husband, who
went there last fall and to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Wight for few
weeks.
Mrs. E. M. Robson returned Mon
day from Milwaukee where she went
last September with her brother over
land. Her mother was i'll but is much
better now.
Wilbur Wellington and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Byron motored
to Winslow and back Sunday in
Wilbur's car. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hart.
Have your inside painting and pa
pering done now. Special discount.
New 1927 sample books. Will be
glad to call and give estimate. Col
burn and Tenney
L. G. Borah, who arrived the last Of
last week from Douglas to take
charge of Rabbits drug department,
and Mrs. Borah have taken an apart
n1ent at the Kinlani.
George Tyson went to Phoenix last
week with the new Chevrolet COM
nlercial truck belonging to Tommy
Knoles' Peerless bakery to have a
specially built body put on.
Michael Ginsburg reported at the
postoffice for duty Monday morning
after weeks vacation which he spent
getting his family settled in their new
home in the j. d. Jackson house.
Oscar Fink drove George Rabbits S
car to Phoenix Saturday night and
enjoyed Sunday with his wife and ba-
by, as much as possible considering
that he was sick all the time he was
away.
j. C. Brown and Miss Agnes
Johnson left Sunday for Phoenix to
attend sessions of the state lodge Of
Masonic and Eastern Star orders, to
which they were delegates from this
ledge.
j. p. McGough of Rabbits curio
and drug department and L. 5. Ball
ey of the shoe section motored to
Winslow and back on Sunday, re-
porting the roads in excellent
condition.
Florence Rose who came in from
Leupp Friday to attend high school
while staying with DR.. and Mrs.
Vaughn S. Mcclure, was taken i'll
with tonsilitis and is receiving care
at Mercy hospital.
Hugh Anderson and his young son,
whom his dad says is getting to be
pretty much of cowboy, were in town
Monday from the range east, OH
business and visiting their dad and
grand-dad, Judge w. H. Anderson.
j. r. Howell last week was trans
IeETRQ from r1dSSId1l, WHCAC liz Wt-S
lineman for the light company, to
Holbrook where he is in temporary
charge of the light plant there in the
place made vacant by the death OF
Mr.. Baird.
H. ". Watson, manager Arizona
Live Stock Loan Co., left Sunday
night for Albuquerque, where on
Monday he made one of the princi-
pol addresses at the state live stock
association convention. He returned
here Wednesday.
Benjamin Jr. is the name Of the
strapping young fellow who arrived
Sunday evening at Mercy hospital
to gladden. the hearts of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Salazar. His
mother is one of the popular clerks in
Rabbits woman's department.
Edward Pidgeon of Leupp arrived
recently to take the job Of office boy
at Rabbits. Three others came
with him to attend high school-his
sister Barbara, Bob Roberts and
Florence Rose. Edward and his
sister are living at the home of H. l..
Russell.
Rollin and Tom Knoles, who for
nleirly owned the Peerless bakery Of
now owned by Tommy
Krloles Jr., and who recently sold
their bakery in the Bisbee. district,
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