The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25

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/ Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
| Co.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. ALI
Dickinson & Son.
w. f. Wallace, who is helping Uncle
Sam at Keams Canyon, spent the
weekend here with his family.
4. M. Clark and w. NJ McClelland
of McNary stopped here for a while
Sunday on their way to the reserva-
ton.
Exclusive agency interviewer socks
for men. Fine isles 35 cents, fancy
patterns so cents to $1.-Sid Gass-
man.
David Babbitt Sr. and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, will leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles for Q two months
stay.
Call at Brooks store, corner Park
and Railroad avenues, for Easter place
cards, tally cards, baskets, favors,
| flowers, etc. Ut
James A. Hughes, chief engineer at
Teachers college, is again on the job
this week but still has to take it easy
after d spell Of flu.
/ Eddie Tackitt held the winning
| ticket Saturday night when the Used
Car Exchange of the PillSington Motor
company gave away Ford.
Joe Babbitt was called to Chandler
Monday night by news of the illness of
| his wife, who is there visiting and
who has an attack of appendicitis.
Jimmie, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Ryan, on Saturday had tonsil and
.adenoid operation at Mercy hospital.
He remained there but day or so.
! If your favorite pair Of thin soled
shoes are wearing out, have them re-
|soled by theme cementing process at
Savage's Shce Repair Shop. 3-25L2t
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom O., Bellwood and
the latter's mother and sister, Mrs.
Edith Crawford and Miss Mary Craw-
ford, drove to Cameron and back Sun
day.
Miss Mittie Hill last Friday closed
| her school at Anderson Pass and went
| to Phoenix to join her mother, with
whom she will go to their home in
Texas.
A. S. Coon, Tuba City mail carrier,
and family went to Holbrook the mid
die of the week to spend few days.
His place is being filled by Lige
Baker
Oscar Fink of Rabbits market, re-
ceived a telegram Wednesday saying
that his wife and baby would be here
Sunday. They spent the winter in
Phoenix
Mrs. j. o. Fordyce left yesterday to
drive to Phoenix. With her went her
| little son David, Mrs. Marie Williams
and Mrs. E. A. Morse and little
grandson.
DR.. Charles N. Ploussard, accom-
panied by his sister-in-law, Mrs. Jane
Asselin, went to Phoenix Sunday to
drive back his car, which he recently
left there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Simpson and
sons drove to Cameron Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schwarz, Walter James and
| Wendell Haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wetherill of
Kayenta are happy over the arrival
! Wednesday afternoon of baby boy
at the Phil Coyle home, where Mrs.
Wetherill is staying.
Eddie Ford, who used to be book
keeper at Rabbits and for the past
year or SO guide and trader at Navajo
mountain, is now at the tall desk in
the Arizona Live Stock Loan Co. Of
flee.
ANewt" Shaffer, who for the past
couple years has been attached to the
staff at Phantom ranch in Grand Cam
yon, breezed around town the first of
the week, waiting his turn at jury
duty.
Dean and Mrs. Tom o. Bellwood, the
latter's mother, Mrs. Edith Crawford
and sister, Miss Mary Crawford, and
Russell Young will leave today to
drive to Phoenix and Roosevelt dam,
returning Sunday evening.
Chester Deaver, Miss Gladys Culver
and Miss Pauline Bigham on Sunday
motored to Leupp to deliver boxes of
oranges contributed by the congrega-
fion Of the Federated church to In
dians suffering with measles.
Slipher and their little daughter,
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nix after being there since the first
Of the year. They viii remain hera
until the legislature reconvenes next
month
Mrs. Jot B. Stiles of Tuba City took
the flu shortly after reaching home
last week with her children, who were
in the hospital here, and was quite i'll,
but she is much improved now, accord
ing to Mr.. Stiles, who was in town
this week.
Mrs. William Friedlein took the flu
last Sunday and was very i'll until
yesterday when she was up for the
first time. The inflammation settled
in her eyes, causing very painful
complication. This was the first time
in 16 years she had been ill.
The stork special hesitated last Sat-
urday at Canyon Diablo where it left
welcome passenger, fine baby boy,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pruitt. Mr.. Pruitt is signal main
tenance man at Canyon Diablo and
doubtless had stand-in with the big
bird
O.. L. Hart had the misfortune q
week ago to run nail into his foot.
Infection set in, giving him painful
time of it for few days, when he
feared lockjaw However he was