The Coconino sun., 1927-11-18

ness bread.
Miss Edith Perry and Miss Lena
Laney drove to Ashfork Sunday.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, Is North
Leroux.
We have the agency for Cranes
stationery. Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift Shop.
Order your Christmas cards early.
Exclusive designs, your name printed.
Coconino Sun.
Mrs. Henry L. Albers drove to
Phoenix Monday to spend week or
more on vacation.
James A. Lamport left recently for
the Verde Hot Springs to soak his
bones for while
George Gallagher came in Sunday
from Tuba City where he is employed
in the agency office
Read October's book-of -the-month,
Fright Off the Map" by C. E. Mon
tague, at Rabbits library.
Charlie Isham and Harlow Yaeger
motored to Kingman Friday and spent
| the weekend quail hunting.
Larry Williams and Billy Ritten-
house were here Friday roofing for
the Williams high football team.
! The finest collection of greeting
cards ever on display in Flagstaff at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Two shows for price of one Satur-
day-"One Minute to Go" and white
Black Sheep" at Orpheum Theater.
P. j. McGough, manager of Bah
bits curio department, returned home
| Monday from Phoenix where he took
in the fair.
! Wild Rau6ebaugh, Tommy Knoles and
Carr Schwarz left the middle of the
week to attend the state golf tourna-
ment at Tucson.
Miss Helen Sheehan returned on the
early Monday morning train from
| Phoenix where she attended the fair
and visited friends.
Lee Hines, local landscape artist,
last week sold one of his late pictures,
Bright Angel Creek to Dave Danny,
Los Angeles cattle buyer.
| Miss Ida G. Wilson, librarian at
| Flagstaff Teachers college, returned
| Monday from Phoenix where she at
! tended the state library meeting.
'Howdy" Jackson, secretary Cham
Der of Commerce, left Wednesday for
Globe to attend a meeting of the vari-
Gus credit organizations of the state.
Now is the time TO give us your
engraved personal Christmas cards !;
we have two beautiful lines to choose
from Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop.
Mildred, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Kinds, returned recently from
Phoenix where she received special
medical. attention which restored her
I health.
The stock of Rabbit Bros whole
sale dry goods house in Phoenix is
being shipped here to be incorporated
into the stock of the local Rabbit de-
partment store.
Miss Marion Wallace, county re-
corder, on Friday enjoyed a call from
Miss Daisy Acton of the recorders
office in Phoenix who was on the way
to Grand Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burns and
daughter returned last week from
Tuba City where they spent several
months while Mr. Burns was occupied
in construction work.
Mrs. Charlotte Acl1er came home
Saturday from Phoenix where she at
tended called meeting of the county
school superintendent. She also at
tended the meeting Of librarians of
the state.
Dr. and Mrs. v. M. Slipher returned
Fridaylafternoon from Phoenix where
they spent the week taking in the
state fair. Mrs. c. o. Lampland who
accompanied them down, returned
Thursday by train.
The house occupied by Mrs. Mary
Lynch and daughter, Miss Agnes G.
Lynch, and belonging to the Catholic
church this week was given new
rock foundation to replace the old
board foundation.
Mrs. Grover Hutson returned Sat
urday from Phoenix. She was accom-
panied by George, Robert, and Eddie
Fleming who attended parochial
school there for short time. Bobby
can still lick his weight in wild cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Devaney motor
ed to Prescott Tuesday and returned
Wednesday with Cecil's mother, Mrs.
E. j. Devaney, who will remain for
medical attention Mrs. Devaney's
mother, Mrs. f. j. Pratt, of Pueblo,
is here on visit.
Frank Brooks auto camp is SO pop
more garages to accommodate tour
lists. He has practically completed
hauling red cinders with which the
grounds are covered, insuring a clean,
dry yard in all weather.
E. S. Toelle, head Of the Arizona
Native Products company, returned
Saturday from the eastern part of the
state where he prowled about in
search of the rare and interesting. He
brought back as plumber the two vol
umes of the Navajo dictionary COM
piled by the Franciscan fathers long
time ago at st. Michaels, Arizona.
Attorney W. e. Ferguson of Hol-
brook drove over Friday to get his son
and daughter attending college to
spend Armistice vacation at home.
Attorney Ferguson is planning to
move his family here in the spring.
He had about selected building site
here, expecting to come soon but his
little daughter became seriously Ill
last week. She is doing very nicely
in the Orthopedic hospital in Los An
geles.