The Coconino sun., 1927-10-21

home last Sunday.
Peerless bread is made from tn
best ingredients obtainable.
Sam Bracco, of the Ell Tovar, was
visitor in Flagstaff last week.
/ NJ T. Hooper, a civil engineer 0
Los Angeles, is spending few week
in Flagstaff.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy ;
city or country home, call on us. Al
Dickinson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Leamon re
| turned Friday from Phoenix wher,
they spent week.
Mrs. w. j. Wells and baby daughte,
! left this week for Oatman to join MI
Wells, teacher there.
Mrs. Ethel Boyd, mother of NJ. L
Boyd, teller at the First Nationa
/ bank, arrived Tuesday evening from
Denver.
Jerry Duffy who spent some tim,
recently on the coast shook hands
with people about town the first O
the week
Mrs. Edwina Pooler is enjoying tn
visit of her sister-in-law, Mrs. FL. L
Hyatt, who came Sunday from Lake
side, Calf.
F. E. Williams, of the county treas
urer's office, returned yesterday from
Phoenix where he spent>a couple day,
en- business.
Mrs. H. S. Perry this week rented
the j. G. Pierce apartment and moved
into it from the Baker house on Nortl
Leroux street
Complete line of school supplies
Schaffers fountain pens, pencils anC
script ink, at Gassman's Newsstant
and Gift Shop.
The national field secretary of tn,
w. G. T. u, Miss Helen Byrnes, vii
speak at the Federated church mex
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lena Douglass, her mother
Mrs. Dave Lewis, Mrs. w. H. Power
and Miss Mary Power on Sunda!
drove to Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. R. Hofmann O.
State College, Pa. hiking to the coas
stopped to view our scenic attraction:
and decided to stay here.
Rev. G. A. Clark Of Camp Verde
was in the city yesterday, accompany
ing DR.. William Hamilton Nelson, tht
author, on his trip north.
Mrs Thomas Byrne and daughter
Mrs. A. M. Riordan, and the latter
children left this week for the for
mer's home at st. Marys, Kan.
Mrs. Jack Peasants spent some
| time here this week recuperatins
from a siege of flu. She returnes
the last of the week to Tuba City.
We have a most complete line O
Halloween decorations and candies
including the popular black and whit'
mints. Gassman's Newsstand ant
Gift Shop.
Mrs. FL. O. Bjerg, secretary to State
Auditor Ana Frohmiller, arrived las
night from Phoenix to spend tht
weekend with, her husband, Of thc
college faculty.
DR.. William Morton arrived Tues
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. 7. e
Pollock. With him were his daughter
Miss Helen Morton, and his sister
Miss May Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Witherow arr
leaving next week for Superior tx
spend the winter with their daughter
Mrs George McDaniels. They have
leased their home here to Donald VII
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Denman anc
son Bill Sunday afternoon returned
to their home in Ashfork. Mrs. Den
man had assisted DR.. Fronske fol
two weeks while Mr.. Denman drove
here for the weekend.
Mrs John Verkamp returned Satur-
day after spending part of last weel
with her husband at Grand Canyon
Mr.. Nerkamp has been in charge Of
the Verkamp store there while. Ge
orge Cotton, manager, is in Phoenix
Robert Fl. Prasser of Oakland anc
Florence Willoughby Of San francisco
were married at Federated church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, Rev
Recter w Johnson reading the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Prasser will re
sida in Oakland.
w. H. Thompson, deputy city clerl
and weatherman, is spending his an
nual vacation on his ranch north o.
the peaks digging the finest crop o.
spuds that his ranch ever produced
Balzar Hook is acting as mulligar
artist for the crew of men.
Business got scant attention yester
day from Kenneth Webber; all he
wanted to do was to admire the dainty
little baby daughter that came to his
home the night before. He did manage
to take time to receive congratulations
and acknowledge how grand it feels
to be a daddy, but his garage hac
to run ITSELF. Mr.. and Mrs. Webbel
named their baby Martha Jane.
Everett Mercer, rodent control di.
rector, who maintained headquarters
in Flagstaff at the county farm
agents office while campaigning
against prairie dogs in Coconinc
county, pulled up stakes last week tx
establish winter quarters at Yuma
Walter Sharpe, assistant this summer
is in Phoenix. Everett, his brother
Preston, and Don Gilchrist will be
back here next week on the way te
hunt in the Kaibab.
The first two or three snowflakes
of the season fell Monday morning
causing a flutter of interest among
the few lucky ones who happened to
see them; scattering of raindrops
fell down town but there were nc
further signs of storm. Sunday
there were a few clouds Of the sum
mer variety. But those hoping for
a winter storm hoped in vain. AS
usual at this time Of year week
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