The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1927-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Peerless bread. It's made with milk.
NJ. /. Powers left the first of the
week for brief business trip to Los
Angeles.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, IL
N. Leroux.
Miss Edith Perry this week is enter
tanning Miss Clara Campbell, a teach
er of Chandler
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Willis Brown, proprietor Browns
Jewelry store, is laid up at home with
a severe attack of sciatica-
Miss Florence Bart left yesterday
for Phoenix after spending her vaca-
ton here with her aunt, Mrs. jose
phine Buck.
Owl hghter-suggestI for a man S
gift; many other novelties, new and
different, enameled ware, ash trays,
coin purses, match holders-At Glass;
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Miss Kathryn Keller is improving
after week of illness.
The Flagstaff Furniture company
received carload of new furniture
which is now on display. Everyone is
cordially invited to view the latest in
home furnishings. 9-2-1t
c.. w. Taylor, editor of the South
west Review of Las Cruces, N. NJ,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
were Flagstaff visitors Saturday.
F. ]. Corey of st. Louis, on a trip
around the world until next spring,
stopped off last week between trains
to see his brother, Charles Corey.
Harry Tritle of Phoenix and Mrs
Tritle dropped into town Saturday on
their way home from Mormon Lake,
where they had been several days.
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 OF
261.
Open season on doves began yester-
day morning, and practically every
owner of scatter gun was out after
them, in nearly every instance report
ing good shooting
Miss Ruth Johnson arrived Monday
night from Orange, Calf, to spend q
few days here with her sister, Mrs. t
s. Spencer, before going on to Iowa
where she will teach.
Miss Frances Stfingfellow, second
grade teacher at Emerson school, is
expected home Sunday from Char
lottesyille, Va, where she spent the
summer with relatives.
Miss c. Ema Nandevort, principal
Brannen school, returned Monday aft
ernoon from Colorado, where she spent
the summer, part Of the time at Gree
ley, where she took summer work.
Mrs. ]. d. Dunn, proprietor of the
Peter Pan Beauty shoppe, and child
rem will leave next Tuesday for their
equipment and will be in business
there.
Charles Isham, cashier Arizona
got home Friday night from Ocean
side, Calf, where Mr.. Isham went two
weeks ago and the others spent the
summer.
Mrs. Title Gregg is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. w. G. Conner, and
niece, Mrs. Marguerite Mullen, both
of San Bernardino. On Tuesday Mrs
Gregg, her guests and son Jesse mo-
tored to Prescott to see Mrs. Con-
nor's son, Frank Connor.
Frank Sanchez is erecting several
buildings at the corner of Dupont and
South Leroux street. The large one
is constructed Of adobe which will have
a pebble dash finish. Mr.. Sanchez
plans to have accommodations next
summer for college summer students
Several members of Flagstaff Re
bekah lodge on Friday night accepted
invitation from the Williams lodge to
a play and entertainment. Those re
porting an enjoyable. time: Mrs. Frank
Leslie, Mrs. J. G. Clarke, Mrs. j. K,
Cooper, Miss Nora Dent and John
Sayre.
Lt.-Col. Harry B. Embach, secretary
Arizona Wool Growers association
and Mrs. Embach and their children
went to Phoenix Wednesday to get
settled in their home there before
school begins. Harry viii maintain
offices here and be here much OF the
time for the next two months.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank Harrison
arrived Friday night in their car
from Los Angeles. Mrs. Harrison
spent the summer there and her hus-
band went over a week ago to drive
home Sherman Schwarz joined them
at Hemet, where his family lives. He
will attend college here this winter.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Davis were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tomlinson, whom Mrs. Davis knew in
Denver, now living in Ell Paso, who
stopped here en- route to Hayden,
Last Friday two Denver friends Of
Mrs. Davis brother stopped off for a
short stay on their way home from
Grand Canyon.
Bob Mitchell and family arrived
Friday morning from Los Angeles
where they went year ago. Bob
for six or more years prior to going
to the coast, had been mechanic and
later shop foreman at Ed Babbitt' s
garage. He comes now to be service
manager, a new job made necessary
by increase in business.