The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
We take in your old furniture

Billie Grant is driving about our
boulevards in new Chrysler coupe.
Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Reservation superintendent G.. L.
Walker of Tuba City spent Tuesday
here.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
The u. S. bureau of animal industry
purchased new. Ford coupe for DR..
/ r. w. Crump's use.
/ Subscriptions taken for magazines
/ and newspapers at Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop.
Mrs. F. M Bryant of Bellemont and
| Mrs. Grace Robbins of Camp 49
! shopped in Flagstaff on Monday.
Miss William Pace spent the week
end here with her husband, coming up
from Red Rock where she is teaching.
]. H. Simpson, employe Of the ma
| tional park service at Grand Canyon,
was an interested visitor here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Raudebaugh,
Vera Raudebaugh and Thelma Hum
phrey on Saturday drove to Clemen-
ceau and back.
Chas. Bysegger and wife from Chin
Lee enjoyed a weeks vacation in the
city and at Lake Mary. They pro-
nounced fishing fine.
Baggage and express transfer.
! household goods packed, stored or
/ shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
26I.
Ladies' and children's gay water
proofed sun shades jolly lot to
choose from-at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop and at the Monte Vista
Gift Shop.
/ Ed McGonigle's huskies spent last
i week and part of this moving the rs
cottages in City park from the mesa
against the hill to new surveyed sites
/ along the park drive to the Gun club.
i There viii be civil service exam
i ination at Grand Canyon for park
ranger and junior stenographer. In
| formation concerning same may be
secured at the postoffice
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rickel, the Misses
! Margaret and Carrie Rickel and Joe
Rickel plan to drive Sunday to Clark
dale to make the acquaintance OF the
little new daughter of Mrs. Louis
Moore.
You owe it to health, comfort and
/ efficiency to have comfortable feet.
Come to Rabbits shoe department
next Tuesday, May II, and consult
/ with DR.. Scholl's foot comfort expert
free Of charge.
VIM. Cox, former part owner OF
u <x~.L
+ in this section of Arizona, was visit
ing his old friends here this week. Mr..
Cox has been living IN California since
leaving Arizona.
Wild Raudebaugh, accompanied BY
i Mrs. e. Al. Baker, got home Monday
/ from Clemenceau where Mrs. Baker
/ had visited at the NJ. O. Dumas home
i for a week or SO and where Wild went
Saturday to see his wife and klddles.
Joe G. Dolan came up fronaP Phoenlx
Saturday and spent the weekend al
Hotel Monte Vista, putting IN ms
/ time between business sessions over
matters connected with his Dox
/ factory renewing acquaintance with
some of his many friends here.
i Bob Taylor and fellow university
| studentsdrove up from Tucson to spene
the weekend with Bob's father and
Il mother, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Taylor
They came. in a flivver Bob and his
! chum had made out of spools and pic.
ture wire and few other things.
i County Engineer J. B. Wright Wen'
i oyer the roads in the south part OF the
county last week He found the con-
] tractors getting ready for building the
/ 16 mile stretch from below Stoneman
Lake to Strawberry Hill and they
will be hard at it within very few
] 6avs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernette Brown O
i San Diego left Saturday morning att,
er spending a few Of their 10 days
vacation in Flagstaff with Miss Retts
Beasley. They visited Oak Greek, the
| Cliff Dwellings and other old scene:
enjoyed by Mrs. Brown when she hvee
here some years ago as Miss Edit
4 Ross.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Balzar Hook were de-
lighted late Monday evening when
their son, r. j. Hook Of Williams
called on them and they we're stil!
delighted when he told them they hao
1 a grandson, Richard John Hook, borT
4 Monday in Nogales where since Marcf
his wife had visited her mother, Mrs
r. j. Taylor.
| George All5ire of Phoenix spent
Saturday here looking for a house
| He plans sending his wife and family
here for the summer. They spent 9
summer or two here several years age
and for some time have wanted to DC
| it again. Mr.. Alkire's search showed
that vacant houses are among the
things that Flagstaff has the fewesi
i of.
Hayes Weidner of the city wate1
department is entitled I'd vote OF
appreciation from all the dogs who
have stretched in vain to get drinh
OF water from the public fountain II
81 front of the First National bank
because this week he built little
cement basin at sidewalk level ane
fitted into it china dish to catch
the fountain overflow.