The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Matinees at 3 p. m. all during
summer. 0rpheum Theatre
For rent-house in the pines, fur
nished; city water. Phone 384R2.
6-10-2t
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Ralph r. Davis has new Chevrolet
truck with frame body for delivering
furniture He bought it from the
Flagstaff Motor Co.
Burt Sutton of Phoenix, was in the
city Monday, on his way to his north
ern sheep ranch headquarters.
Attorney Frank Harrison on Tues
day bought q new Chrysler sedan from
John G. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Borum of
Rainbow Lodge left Tuesday after
spending few days in Flagstaff.
j. g. Balmer of Leupp was IN town
Wednesday for a few hours getting
re-acquainted with local friends.
P. R. Campbell Of Kingman was a
houseguest over the weekend at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Miller.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson of Grand Can
/ yon last week visited her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Hubert Richardson.
Step in and let us show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range.
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
Al new plate glass front is being in
stalled in the Bargain store by Fred
S. Breen, owner of the building.
Home made pies and cakes for sale
San Francisco.
Read this months book, recon-
mended by the acknowledgements
club, Babbitt's circulating library
Father will appreciate nice tie
| from Sid Gassman's on Fathers day,
Sunday. June 10.
Mrs. Arthur Vandevier and little
son came up Sunday night from Lola
mai lodge, Oak Greek, with Mr.. Van
devier for short stay.
Mrs. Rebecca Manary of Bay City,
Mich, who was the guest last week OF
her niece, Mrs. Hubert Richardson,
left the first of the week for home.
Timely trade news Bostonian
shoes for men are the best bet. The
new summer styles in these depend
able shoes at Sid Gassman's.
James Walsh and wife, driving from
the coast to their home at Fort Worth,
stopped off for a short time with the
formers sister, Mrs. r. G. Babbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coulter, Mr..
and Mrs. Orinn Compton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Nay on Saturday drove
to Prescott to attend the Snfoki
dance, returning Sunday evening.
Ed Sawyer, who for something less
than a hundred years has been
maturing sheep in northern Arizona,
was in Flagstaff Wednesday from his
headquarters at Winslow.
Leonard Fillerup is leaving today
for Snowflake, where he will spend
most of the summer working for his
uncle in the city light plant Leonard
hopes to return to college next fall.
Ell. Chase, local representative OF
the Dodge Brothers agency, this week
Fsoid d commercial screen to Charles
| N. Lockman.
I C. ID. Richardson and his daughters,
Mrs. Harold Wheeler, came in the last
Of the week from Tuba City to meet
the latter's husband, of Los Angeles.
They returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richardson on
Friday left for a trip to Verde cities.
They attended the Smoki dance at
Prescott. They returned Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Grace Thomas, bookkeeper for
the Singer Sewing Machine company,
left yesterday with her cousin, Claire
Siosser, for Piredale to visit her
parents until Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Etter and Mrs. Mabel
Richardson and two children came
Thursday from Andrade, Calf, to
Clvde's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Etter. Mr.. Etter and Mr..
Richardson will spend their vacations
here later on.
Male Pilkington got back Tuesday
night from his second visit in one
week to Ell Paso. Both times he went
there to get Buick cars. The last time
George See and another man ac-
coinpanied him and they drove back
two Bucks.
Mrs. Catherine Walsh and daughter,
Miss Margaret Walsh, arrived Tues
day from Redlands to spend the sum-
ii1er with Mrs. Walsh's other daughter,
Mrs. r. G. Babbitt. Miss Walsh is a
member Of the summer college
faculty.
e. ". Wesson, formerly in charge
Of the Shonto Trading post, was IN
town over the weekend overseeing
shipment of wool. He returned Mon
day to Tuba City where he will be
with the C. d. Richardson trading
company.
Mrs. Albert Anderson and mother,
Mrs. j.. G. Sherwood, of st. Johns,
came Friday to visit the latter's other
two daughters, Mrs. A. Coon and Mrs.
Li9e Baker. Mrs. Baker, who had
moved out to her ranch north of the
peaks, came in for their stay.
r. w. Linsey of the Denver office
of the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company spent the last
Of the week here visiting O. G. Hurt,
manager local office, and Inspecting
the new pole line between here and
Gallup.
Attorney and Mrs. Blaine 3. Shin
mel Of Bisbee came In Wednesday
from the White Mountain section,
where they had been having good
time camping and are visiting friends
here for q few days while Blaine at
tends to local business.
George Hoffman is able to be