The Coconino sun., 1927-01-14

Robert Waldraven is enjoying a
new Ford coupe.
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Mrs. E. T. McGonigle, who was i'll
for 10 days is improving.
Money to loan on Flagstaff real
estate. T. E. Pollock Investment Co.
Mrs. James A. Hughes had as week
end guest Miss Gladys Vorce of Wins
low.
Rev. H. r. Softley remained in bed
several days this week. A severe
cold.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
Leroux.
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell was i'll from a
heavy cold for few days the first Of
the week.
H. j. Otteson is driving the Adams
express wagon since Homer Byron
returned to Rabbits.
Mrs. Helen Cotton of Grand Cam
yon was visiting friends in Flagstaff
the first of the week.
Fifty-seven automobile accidents
occur every hour. See Beeson for in
surance for protection.
George Casner, old time lumber
man, came in from the remoter woods
Saturday and returned next day.
Mrs. Betty Wales Brown of Me-
Nary is here visiting Mrs. Jess Kel-
lam and receiving medical advice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alfred, accom-
panied by Miss Kathryn Keller, drove
to Phoenix and back last weekend.
G. C. Cox and Bill Back of Long
Lake district came to town Saturday
to see friends and attend to business.
Mrs. Arthur Riordan and little
daughter left Saturday for ST. Mary's,
Kan, to visit relatives for month
'eUncle Bill' Donelson, the veteran
cattleman of the Grand Canyon coun-
try, was in the city couple days this
week.
Monte Vista Gift Shop, now open
for business, gift goods, magazines,
newspapers, stationery, cigars and
tobacco.
A. E. Haight, cashier Of the Arizona
Central bank, and Mrs. Haight the
first of the week drove to Phoenix for
few days.
Bill Donelson and his nephew,
Charles Donelson of Grand Canyon
are spending week as guests at the
Joe Tissaw home.
Mrs. Ramon Aso, who has been very
i'll with tonsilitis, is improving nicely.
Added to this illness she suffered also
from an infected finger.
William Holler, college superin-
tendent of buildings and grounds, left
Monday night for Baltimore, called
by the death of his mother.
Wonderful line of stamped goods at
her always low prices at Mrs. Mertz'.
Keep your needle busy through
these dull winter days.-Mrs. Mertz.
frs. Ole Solberg writes from Claza.
Miss: we are enjoying warm wealth
er and chicken. dinners. This is
.sreat country but we are getting
anxious to see Flagstaff"
Ed Babbitt is expected home this
week from Los Angeles, where he
went last week to buy equipment and
look after other Ford matters.
jim Turpin came in from Tuba
City the last Of the week and made
himself at home at Cress Brothers
tailor shop, where his friends will
find him. during working hours this
month
Miss Helen Sheefan is leaving to-
day for Los Angeles. She came the
first of the year to be with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheehan,
but did not find the business oppor-
tunity she wished.
Mrs. Howard Denman and Mrs.
Rodney Woodward and baby left this
week overland for Yuma. Mrs. Den
man will remain a short time ard
Mrs. Woodward will join her husband
who is employed on newspaper
there
Mrs. Arthur McDonnough, before
her marriage Miss Helen Dillman, vis-
tied her mother, Mrs. Gust Dillman,
couple days the first of the week.
She is moving from Ashfork to Pres
colt, her husband having been trans
ferred by the Santa Fe.
John Schwab and wife returned Fri
day night from Phoenix, the first
stop on their two weeks trip. Mr..
Schwab found his cattle business re-
auired his being on the spot for some
time so he made hasty trip here re-
turning to Phoenix by train that
night.
Arthur A. Foster, state grand mas
ter Of the Odd Fellows, was installing
officer last night at the joint installa-
ton of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Wednesday night he installed at Will
liams. Mrs. Foster accompanied him
and they visited their parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Foster.
DIR. John Scarborough of Keams
canyon spent several days in Flag I
staff recently looking the field over
with view to locating here. DR..
who has spent many T
years in the Indian service and has I
written books on his experiences, is
an eye, ear and nose specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. L. johnson of
Canyon City, Colo., January vel
coined their second son, Willis Blair.
This young man was lucky in being l
the first baby boy born in that dis
trict in 1927, thus winning honors
and many fine prizes given to the
winner Of this annual baby marathon.
The father. until year ago was own
er of the Hopi Press, this city.