The Coconino sun., 1927-03-18

flGgStaff FURNITURE 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Myers of
Mars hill motored to Winslow Sunday.
Ernest Hogan is working as me-
chanic at the Jos. ]. Waldhaus garage.
Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler drove
over from Williams to spend Sunday
here.
u. C. Brown Of the Gap trading post
drove in Thursday and spent q few
days here.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or countrye home, call on US. Alt
Dickinson a Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cross left Sum
day to drive to Aqua Caliente for a
few weeks at the hot springs.
Bert Woodward last Saturday
moved to one of the G. w. Heisser
houses on West Birch avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edison spent
the last Of last week here, Mr.. Edison
being the Winslow athletic coach.
Roy Womack returned last week
from Phoenix, where he spent two
weeks with his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Al. Cameron got
home Sunday night from Mesa, where
Bert attended the Rotary convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson returned
Sunday from Mesa. u. w. Cress and
DR.. A. J. Mackey made the trip with
them.
Mrs. Eddie O'Farrell came from
Selipman SATURDAY. and STAYED with
her sister, Mrs. George Nichols, until
Ruth and Rachel Softley, the eldest
and youngest daughters of Rev. and
Mrs. H. F. Softley, have been i'll with
flu all week.
r. B. Verfurth, local manager for
the Standard Oil company, has rented
the E. II. Brandt home on West Rail-
road avenue.
Tom Mccullough and Henry Albers
got home late Saturday night from
Mesa where they attended the Rotary
convention.
]. w. Lowry, manager of the Pay n
Takit grocery, has rented the John
Francis house recently vacated by
Robert Cree.
Miss Mary Power won the Ford
given away last Saturday night by the
Pilkington Motor company during its
used car sale.
Dick Connor Jr., accompanied his
grandmother, Mrs. John Juhl, back to
Williams the last of last week to stay
a week or so.
Browns Newsstand is shining with
an entirely new painted interior, the
result of the handiwork of its man
ager, T. w. Robinson.
Lee Doyle went to the coast Friday
to look after his business interests in
the movie world. He expects to re-
turn the first of next week.
Mayor John McWilhams of Riordan
was business visitor here Friday.
He reports tourist travel pretty good
considering the time of year.
w. B. Goble last week installed the
big plate glass window in the Dress
well shop, in the Marlar building, re-
placing the one recently broken during
a dog fight.
Baggage and express transfer.
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 OF
261.
Mrs. Ollie Norman and her daugh-
ter Dorothy and son Norman have
moved to the old Schwartz house on
Grand Canyon avenue. They had
stayed with the Roy Womacks all win
ter.
Professor j. @. Thomas returned
Sunday evening from Mesa, where he
attended the Rotary convention. Ac-
companying him were Tom O. Bell
wood, Ed Miller, r. M. Gassman and
Morris Runke.
A. L. Bennett and Wayne Shields
drove to Grand Falls and other desert
points Sunday, congratulating them
selves upon missing the tack-infested
stretch of road where so many others
met their Waterloo.
I. B. Koch left Wednesday evening
for Phoenix for meeting Of the Pa
cific Coast Transportation and Ad-
visory board, Of which he is a di-
rector. He intended being home again
tomorrow or Sunday.
Pat Burke came Friday from Wick
enburg to seek situation here for
the summer after spending the winter
in Wickenburg. Mrs. Burke is visit
ing on the coast and will not join her
husband for month or so.
Miss Alice Norman entertained
friends at her parents home in Hum
boldt last weekend. They were the
Misses Angelina Knezovitch, Eloise
Fain and Helen Strom. They drove
down with Charlie Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christensen Of
Winslow came last Thursday and were
weekend guests at the E. B. Raude-
baugh home. Mr. Christensen is the
popular basketball referee who Off
ciated at the tournament.
Jack johnson Of the johnson &
Koch lumber company of Phoenix,
spent the first part of the week here
on business with /. B. Koch, vice pres
ident and general manager of the Ari-
zona Lumber & Timber Co.
George +. Harrington, who attended
the Mesa Rotary convention last
week, returned Sunday. Mrs. Herr
rington accompanied him and on the
return Teddy Johnston, Mr.. Herring
toms nephew, came for visit with
his dad, Alex Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman came in
Thursday afternoon from Kaibito
where Mr.. Bergman is in charge Of |
The Indian trading post. They spent |
the weekend with the latter's father,
Hugh McGookin, and aunt, Mrs.