The Coconino sun., 1927-11-18

Kay BrahmSteadt was among Flag
staff visitors in Phoenix last week.
Miss Lenore Peterson of Phoenix
was weekend guest of Mrs. Bertha
S. Kennedy
All kinds of flowers for Thanksgiv-
ing. Phone 81. The Flower Shop, 81
Milton Road.
Order your Christmas cards early.
Exclusive designs, your name printed.
Coconino Sun.
Ray Rodriguez stayed at home pref
| ty closely for a week on account of
a severe cold.
Mrs. C. A. Watson is here from
Albuquerque visiting her daughter,
Mrs Fred Jones.
Miss leila Jones, court reporter,
spent last week at home i'll with a
mild case of the flu.
| County Attorney Frank NJ Gold
and Attorney Frank Harrison were in
Villains Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Clarke drove to
Phoenix last Thursday and returned
| the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. Perry have
moved from the J. c.. Pierce cottage
/ to the Hyde apartment.
Joe Kohn was here from Ashfork
| Friday to attend the Armistice day
4 high school football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Bernhelm spent
4 few days in Phoenix the last of
last week enjoying the fair.
Loren Cress left for Council Grove,
Iowa, last week to see his mother. He
/ will be back the first of the week.
/ Christmas books for children have
arrived and are now on display 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.
/ Pete Espil, prominent Coconino
county sheep man, and family have
1 moved to Wickenburg for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams and son
Ernest were among Flagstaff visitors
/ driving to Phoenix for the state fair.
| John Morrison, timekeeper at one
| of the Arizona Lumber q Timber COM
pany logging camps, spent Sunday in
| Flagstaff.
Billie Corey is driving the Fort
Valley school bus while there is i'll
ness in the family of G. H. Rogers,
| regular driver.
l RALPH laws, LudIldSSI iASoCcAA
| Furniture company, accompanied by
| Walter Stevenson made business
Williams Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Matson are en-
| ioying q vacation trip this month.
They went from here to Phoenix and
are now on the coast.
T. E. Peacock from the office OF
! the Arizona Power company of Pres
colt left yesterday after spending
several days here this week.
Ike Daugherty and Hugh Tillman
went to Yuma Wednesday night to
bring home car which the recent
purchaser neglected to pay for.
A number of Pythian Sisters mo-
tored last night to Williams to at
tend lodge and special program in
honor of visiting state official.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let US fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Attorney and Mrs. G. B. Wilson and
sons, Mrs. Wilson's uncle, Rev. E. G.
Smith, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Per-
kins .Will drive to Grand Canyon to-
day.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261
Mrs. L. w. Cress's mother, Mrs.
L. C. Leighton and brother, Mel
Leighton, will be here the first of the
week to remain until after Thanks
| giving.
DR.. Harry Swigert stopped in a
while yesterday on his way home to
Denver after swing around the west
ern circle, looking after needs Of his
eye patients.
| Miss Edith Perry, deputy in the
county school superintendent office,
recently bought a new Essex sedan
to replace the car which was stolen
some weeks ago.
Walter B. Lowe, boss wrangler at
the Foxboro Prep ranch, was in town
Wednesday for supplies. He will spend
the winter at the ranch with Frank
Gyberg, manager.
Miss Pauline Bigham was pleased
last week when friend from Boise,
Idaho, Mrs. Ralph Beaver, and hus-
band stopped a few days to visit on
their way to Phoenix to locate.
George T Harrington, manager, and
A. T. Lawson, in charge of the steam
distribution system of the Flagstaff
Electric Light company, are in Wins
low most Of this week at the sister
plant.
Mrs. Oscar Peters and son Sidney
Peters, motoring from Denver to Los
Angeles to spend the winter, stopped
for short visit here with their cou-
sins, DR.. v. M. Slipher and Earl
Slipher.
John Paul Jones of the shipping
department of the Arizona Lumber &
Timber company, left Monday for his
old home at Wichita, Kan, called
there by the illness Of his mother and
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doria Travania of
Grand Canyon are proud of fine
nine-pound baby boy who arrived in
the wee hours yesterday morning at
Mercy hospital. Mr.. Traviana is sani-
tary inspector at Grand Canyon.
Lee r. Gould, county farm agent,
is taking his 80 days vacation. He
went from here to Phoenix to assist
with the county fair exhibit and is
now in Santa Cruz county, where he
was formerly farm agent, helping
in the harvest of the lettuce crop.