The Coconino sun., 1927-01-14

OUullLy AItOTHGy FRANK WI. GOlQ VlS-
tied Williams on Tuesday afternoon.
Gage hats reflect personality;
handled exclusively this season by
Mrs. Mertz.
A good tirae at the Elks dance Sat-
urday night. Doc Williams orchestra.
Everybody invited.
Clyde Poison spent the weekend
here with friends, returning home to
Williams on Monday.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
DR.. T. w. Crump was in Phoenix
this week on business connected with
the u. S. biological survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Devaney motor
ed to Prescott and back the first Of
the week to see Ceeil's parents.
Mrs. Ethel Denman, effice assist
ant to Dr. M. G. Fronske, was quite
i'll from flu for week recently.
Hubert Richardson came in from
Rainbow Lodge on Wednesday and
left yesterday on business at Albr-
querque.
Herb Babbitt returned yesterday
morning from Phoenix where he had
been on business since the first Of
the year.
Miss Nettie Nickel, local telephone
operator, has been very i'll with Sc
we're cold resembling pneumonia for
two weeks.
Mrs. 7. w. Crump is better this
week after being i'll with flu, which
showed strong symptoms Of develop
ing pneumonia.
Joe Dent, John Sayre, and Miss
Nora Dent left yesterday in their new
Studebaker sedan for Phoenix to be
gone several months.
Ruth, the daughter of Mrs. Hattie
Dunn, sprained her ankle badly last
Saturday afternoon while roller skat-
ing down Beaver Hill.
Miss Mary Costigan, who has been
very i'll with flu, had improved suffi-
ciently on Wednesday to be allowed
to sit up for a short time
Mrs. All Sanford accompanied Dan
Francis to Phoenix the first of the
bell and Mrs. John B. Duerson.
Last days of the price reduction
sale at Sid Gassman's. All Gordon
leather coats and vests are being sold
at less than cost. Get yours now.
Miss Eunice Burman is official
delegate from the Federated church
to the district convention and train
ing school meeting in Phoenix this
week
The tiny baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Phelan now weighs two
pounds and nine ounces, having
gained three ounces since birth. He
has been named Claud, Jr.
Sheriff j. O. Parsons, on annual
vacation accompanied by Mrs. Par
sons left last week to visit relatives
in Oklahoma, expecting to be back on
the job the first of February.
Miss Rosa Bouton, home demonstra-
ton agent, returned Tuesday from
Tucson where she attended sessions
of the annual convention of univer-
sity extension workers.
John Morrison, former deputy as
SCISSOR, returned Saturday from Pres
colt where he spent the past few
weeks at the home of his brother.
Robert Morrison, until his death.
Gordon leather coats and vests at
below cost. Only few days more OF
this sale. Those that were $11 are
now $695 and those that sold for
S16.5O now are $10.95.Sid Gassman.
Joe Rickel was allowed to sit up
while in bed the middle of this
week and makes vigorous plans about
what he is going to do when he once
more is allowed to inhabit his street
clothes.
Frank Alkire and Charlie Stam-
baugh, proprietor and manager, res
pectively of the Manufacturing Sta
tioners, Phoenix, arrived Saturday
on a business trip, remaining here
until Tuesday.
Friends here are informed that +
j. Marty of Winslow, well known In
dian trader, passed through here this
week enroute to Phoenix to receive
medical attention, having been very
i'll for some time.
Due to conditions of unrest in Mex
leo, Miss Eunice Burman who had
been home for the holidays and who
had reached the Mexican border or
her return, decided to come home in
stead of teaching the rest Of the year
at Empalme, Mexico.
The Mike Ginsburg family will on
the first of February move to the J
d. Jackson house on West Birch ave
nue.. The Jackson's have sold their
furniture and plan to locate else
where, possibly at Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Stahl returned
Wednesday from the coast where they
took their grandchildren, Tommy and
Decker Williams, to their mother,
Mrs. George Baxter. Mr.. Baxter has
just bought fine new home in Glen
dale
Deputy Sheriff Art Vandevier and
Johnny Hoffman left Tuesday for
Florence with the three who recently
burglarized Paul Rodriguez grocery
store. The three, who will be state
boarders for from two to four years
each are Bob Valencia, Max Ortiz and
Sanchez Isaacs.
Fire Friday night destroyed the
restaurant and service station of Mrs
E. M. Cundiff at Canyon Lodge. Mrs
Cundiff's store was robbed and burned |
several months ago. This calamity |
destroyed the last of her holdings |
there. She moved to Winslow, where
she has friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Powell drove
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