The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

Herb Babbitt went to Phoenix Sum
day and returned Monday.
M. [. Powers on Monday went to
Los Angeles On business for couple
weeks.
Hemstitching and p1corlng done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Anyone wlsnlng to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Ali
Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. w. H. Powers sister, Mrs. d.
H. Barnhart of Peoria, ILL.,, arrived
Monday to spend a month.
Miss Mary Lutz, Miss Ruby Latti-
more and Mrs. Coral Moore on Sun
day visited Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Alice Britain, cousin of Dan
NJ. Francis, spent Monday here en-
route to her home in Oakland.
Maj. J. B. Wright on Sunday night
left for TT. Bliss, Tex, for the two
weeks officers training camp.
For ale-Hardman baby grand
piano, high grade piano at bargain.
G. H. McBurney at Rabbits. 7-29-2t
jim Treagle returned Saturday
from the John Nelson ranch near
Heber where he went to purchase
rams.
Mrs. J. w. Forest and baby left for
Jerome Sunday after being guests for
two weeks at the Henry II. Gaisser
home
Dixie Weave suits for men reduced
to only $16.75 in the big clearance
sale that begins this morning at Sid
Gassman's.
Charles, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Corey, left Sunday night to spend. a
month at C. NJ I. G. at Camp Stephen
D. Little near Nogales.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 995. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
z0T Ike veasy Of Frags5aff- Electric
Light company is in town few days,
having come Saturday night from
Holbrook where he spent most of the
past month.
David Babbitt Jr., came from Phoe
nix the last of the week to join his
wife for few days. He and Bob
Koch are spending this week fishing
at Oak Creek
Mrs. Charley Corey, who made a
brief trip to Hollywood to see her
father, Harry Hibben, reports that
later word from him is not encourag-
ing in regard to his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Passey Of Mesa
came Sunday to visit two weeks at
the Joe Babbitt home. Mr.. Passey is
Mrs. Babbitt's brother. Bill polishes
and publishes the $100 bills at the
Mesa bank.
E. F. Simpson, who has been
preaching at Epiphany Episcopal
church during Rev. E. L. Freeland's
absence, left with Mrs. Simpson on
Wednesday, morning to return to
Wenden via Kirkland.
Rev. Tracy F. Walsh of Winslow
will preach at Epiphany Episcopal
church on the two next Sundays. Mr.
ard Mrs. Walsh will arrive in Flag
staff tomorrow and spend 10 days at
the Episcopal rectory.
John Babbitt, son of c. j. Babbitt,
arrived Sunday from Los Angeles to
spend vacation John, who attends
Georgetown university at Washington,
D. c., came by water from New York
to Los Angeles via the Panama canal
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Moir left Fri
dey for Grand Canyon and Kingman
after visiting here a couple weeks
during which the doctor took the state
dental examination. They plan to re-
turn in two weeks. They were guests
Of Mrs. J. B. Wright.
Lester Power on Saturday drove
from Casa Grande to see his wife and
his mother, Mrs. w. H. Power, and
sister, Miss Nary On Sunday he re-
turned accompanied by his wife, who
spent the past month here with her
mother, Mrs. Fred Caring.
Lloyd A. Wall Tuesday morning
canvassed the city for its choicest
boxes of candy and cigars to pass out
to congratulatory friends whom he
told about the charming little daugh-
ter presented to him Monday night.
Mr.. Wall is range examiner on the
Coconino forest.
Harry Wiltse came home Monday
evening from Hawthorne, Calf, to
regain the 80 pounds he lost during
S@1S ksF0 $1~4 AAS otlGnC away AA04A
here. Harry says that Flagstaff sure
looks good to him and that he is go
ing to stay here from now on-doesn't
know how it happened that he ever
left here in the first place.
These members of Lowell observa-
tory colony on Saturday drove to
Grand Canyon by the Navahopi road
and returned Monday by the Maine
road, which they found very good:
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Norris Russell,
Henry Jr., Misses Lucy and Margaret
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Lampland,
Mrs. E. G. Slipher, Miss Marcia
Slipher and Mrs. Pratt.
Friends and former neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. HI. Bryson, now liv-
ing at Cedaredge, Colo, will be sorry
to hear that their son Glenn died July
% at the hospital in Telluride, Colo,
after brief illness from spinal menin-
gifts. Glenn attended Emerson school
here for several years and one year at
high school, when he made many
young friends, who will synpathize
with the parents and the brother,
Webb Bryson.