The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

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rancher, is a visitor in Phoenix this
week.
Tommy Dent is giving the floor Of
the Flagstaff Furniture Co. store q
coat Of paint.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
sOld furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Johnny Weston, service man at Ed
Rabbits garage, left Wednesday for
a two weeks vacation in Phoenix.
r. E. Thurston stopped in Flagstaff
for q short time this week enroute for
a visit with his family at Mayer.
Dixon Inman went to Seligman
Monday to do construction work
which will take him several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Moran and
children motored to Phoenix on Fri
day and returned the first of the
week.
Miss Werdna Danielson is one of
this weeks victims of the bad colds
which are making a nuisance of
themselves recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Grimmell
expect to leave the first of the week
for Phoenix to spend the next two
weeks there on vacation.
w. A. Webber got home Sunday
evening from the Salt River valley
where he spent the past three weeks
on business and recreation.
j. H. Morgan, Williams hotel man,
spent Tuesday here He was ac-
companied by Mre. Morgan, Mrs.
w. J. Ryan and Russell Stone.
Buster Raudebaugh is at Adamana
where he is one of the surveying crew
running the line for the new Noun
tain States telephone line to Gallup.
The kitchen at Griff's has a new
coat of white enamel. The large new
ice box installed this week adds to the
convenience of the enlarged kitchen.
James G. Lamport drove over from
Seligman the last of last week, re-
turning Monday. He visited Oak
Greek to look after his ranch inter-
ests.
Bill Pace of Rabbits grocery sec
tion was back on the job Monday
after a two weeks vacation, part of
which he spent with his wife at Red
Rock.
John C. Pierce and Jack Wilson
went to Phoenix Saturday and re-
turned Sunday with new Chryslers
for both members of the Wilson &
Coffin firm.
DR.. w. III. Swigert and Mrs. Swi-
gert of Denver spent several days
here last week, the doctor on profess
sional business, and both enjoying
friendly calls.
j. w. Simpson and Ole Solberg are
reconstructing the show window cases
of the Herman building on Railroad
avenue, putting in copper castings in
stead of wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Reck arrived
last week from Williams and have
taken one of the Hyde apartments.
Mr. Reck is working in the meat mar
ket at Rabbits.
Jack Wilson, who bought a new
Chrysler last fall decided that he
needed a larger one so turned his first
one over to Rudolph Hohenhaus, and
bought a larger model from John G.
Pierce this week.
Mrs. o. c. Womack and little grand
son left Wednesday to spend a few
months. in Phoenix with Mrs. Nettie
little boys mother They went down
with Roy Womack.
Mrs. William Pace left Saturday
for her school at Red Rock on Lower
Oak Greek after spending a week
here interviewing her dentist. She
also was unfortunate in contracting
bad cold while here.
Paul Coffin bought a handsome
large Chrysler sedan the first of the
week from j. G.. Pierce and, accom-
panied by Mrs. Coffin, left in it on
Wednesday for the coast for a three
weeks vacation tour.
L. L. Ferreo and A. c. Miller, gem
eral manager and purchasing agent,
respectively, of the Southwest Public
Service Co. Of Amarillo, spent short
time Thursday at the Flagstaff Elec-
tric Light Co. plant.
Miss Rosa. Bouton returned Satur-
day from settlements in the eastern
counties where she looked after vari-
Gus health and homes projects which
are under her direction as county
home demonstration agent.
Mrs. Tommy Dent and children left
Friday for San Bernardino for little
Billie's health. They stayed there a
short time with Mrs. Dents folks be-
fore going on to Laguna beach, where
they have summer cottage.
Tommy Dent will leave next week
for Yuma to spend month doing
assessment work on his mines near
there. From there he will go to the
coast to his family, whom he will
bring back with him when he returns.
Miss Mary Costigan and nephew,
Bill Costigan, left Sunday for Los An
geles where thew will spend a month
or two. Miss Costigan had been i'll
for some time with flu and hopes to
speed her recovery in lower alti-
tude.
Rev. E. L. Freeland went to Los
Angeles Monday and expected to re-
turn last evening after visiting his
mother and seeing her permanently
settled in a new home. Mrs. Free
land is growing stronger and is much
better in every way.
Roy Potter has established head
quarters at Dennison, just this side of
Winslow from which he directs field
affairs of the Hart Cattle company
of which he is now the head. Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter came in the last of the
week for brief stay.
j. C. Brown came in the first of the
week from his trading post at the
Gap, accompanied by Jim Mitchell