The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06

SpenL Ounday at tnelT YAK OISeh'
ranch.
Frank Hanley on Tuesday went to-
Prescott on business, returning the
next day.
Miss Jessie Newman Of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Elliot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Buggeln of
Williams were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Babbitt Sunday.
r. j. Beaman who recently returned
from San Francisco is now working
at Webber Brothers garage.
All Beasley got home the last of
the week after spending the past few
months on his Phoenix ranch.
Ernest Smith window dresser at
Rabbits, will go to Phoenix this
weekend to bring back his wife.
Harold Greene, proprietor of the
Mountain Springs ranch west of Will
Hams, spent Monday here on business.
! Miss Emma Merritt on the first of
| the month reopened her dining room,
which had been closed since Christ
mas.
Mrs. George Baxter and little sons
arrived here Sunday from Glendale
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
A. Stahl.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox on Monday
made flying trip to Gallup and back
to look after her interests at the
| Drake hotel.
The fashionable shades and shapes
! in the most fashionable and best hats
/ for men -Stetson Sat Sid Gass-
mans. So. Others at $5.
i Ike Veazey on Saturday came from
! Winslow where he is assisting during
the illness Of one of the men there tc
spend a couple of days here.
I C. Fl. McBurney returned Saturday
from Los Angeles, where he went :
! week previously to purchase goods
/ for Rabbits dry goods section.
il r.. C. Whipple, manager of the
i local distributing plant of the Singer
i Sewing Machine company, went or
Wednesday to Prescott on business.
4 Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig.
ure your drayage and Grating of al
i kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-t1
4 Mrs. Nettie Arm this week opened
beauty shop at the Matthews barber
shop. Mrs. Arm recently finished {
| winters course in beauty work al
/ Phoenix.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt, Mrs. 7
w. Crump and Mrs. Tommy Knole:
Friday afternoon motored to Oal
/ Greek lodge and picnicked on the rim
! coming home.
u Supervisor Ed Miller and Forester
Fred Merkle on Saturday went tx
Ferno ranger station with supple:
for Dave JOY, who is stationed there
! as fire guard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corey enter
tanned as weekend house guests Mrs
Corey's sister, Mrs. Elmer Hart o.
Winslow, and their brother, Denny
Hibben, and wife and baby of Phoe
/ nix.
the Sunshine Oil company, now drill
ing east of here, is expected this weel
| from Calgary where he went si1
weeks ago to see to his other ex
tensive oil interests.
a Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre ar
rived Saturday from Iowa and arr
| staying with the formers nephew
NJ. J. Pilington, with whom he is as
/ sociated in business as manager of thu
Il Pilkington used car exchange.
/ You will miss a treat if you do mo-
TRY Eline's pound and pound and {
half boxed candy; at ~ cents Z
| pound for short time only at Gass
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop an6
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliot art
happy over the arrival Sunday morn
4 ing at 1926, via the stork limited, DR.
r. M. Francis pilot, of charming
| baby daughter, weighing eighf
Il pounds. Leila Francis is the name.
I Jos. J. Waldhaus recently delivered
these new Studebaker cars Com
manders to Mrs. Joe Wilson, Charli,
Isham and j. @. Thomas; victoria t.
e. w. Slade, and brougham to Sagi
b new & Manistee Lumber company.
! Pat Burke on Tuesday received
telegram from his wife in Lo:
Angeles sayinm that her coming
g scheduled for the first of this week
| is delayed by one Of the children hav
ling measles. She hopes to be here
ii next week.
The F. E. Pipes dwelling near th,
Il Cady mill is soon to be redecoratet
and generally fixed up for the use 3,
n Coils Mayflower, superintendent, wh'
will move there so as to be near hi
4 work when the mill starts up soon t,
run both day and night shifts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Oil ar
4 arrived the first of the week from
Rochester, N. ", to visit their son
Harry Ohls, and family. Harry ex
\ pressed the hope that they woulC
i like Flagstaff as well as he does, il
i which case they will stay here forever
4 Superintendent G. L. Walker, ac
eompanied by Mrs. Ida Pleasants
i both of the Tuba City Indian schoo
Il staff, spent short time here the frs
lof the week. Superintendent Walker
addressed the Chamber Of Commerc,
meeting while Mrs. Peasants visitet
/ her sister, Mrs. Robinette.
Miss Miriam Lightburn and he1
4 mother spent from Friday to Monday
! here enroute from Phoenix to Canada
where they will be this summer
| They visited Miss Rebecca Spear and
were dinner guests at the William
Rudd and j. w. Etter homes. They
are driving through in new Overland
/ car.
I. Workmen were busy the first par
of this week at the w. H. Switzel
/ I, ,.Sl.xyo,.a cfhrn 1nviYcr q y1pw sidewalk