The Coconino sun., 1927-08-26
Bill Pace is driving a new Whippet
sold him by Burns & Riordan.

| j. w Lowry, phone 334W S-l9-2t
| Cliff Hudson is back at work at
Rabbits after being absent some time
ILL.,
! K. L. Mumford, cantaloupe and let
tuce baron of Mesa, is here on vaca-
ton.
| If you want to read the latest fic-
tion, get it from Rabbits circulating
| library.
/ w. H. Dickinson and Desmond Lane
this week drove in herd of beef from
the A o ranch.
/ Anyone wishing to sell or buy
city or country home, cali on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Buck" Lowerv left
the first Of the week for their trading
/ post near Lees Ferry.
Mrs. w. G. Cartmell returned the
first of the week from California
where she spent two weeks.
| Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. S-26-4t
Mrs. Sam Bross and sons and
daughters left yesterday for Los An
geles where they viii remain all win
| ter.
Sheriff John Parsons and Deputy
Fred Holden returned Tuesday noon
from Phoenix where they went Sat
urday.
/ Bert Salzman, native of Wisconsin.
more recently Of Los Angeles, arrived
Wednesday to manage the Flagstaff
pharmacy.
Miss Frances Sharpe came Sunday
from Phoenix to stay with her sister.
Mrs. Charles Nickel, until school
opens in Williams.
Miss Helen Strom left yesterday
afternoon to visit her parents in Pres
cott until school begins in Nogales,
where she will teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burrus and
children left Friday for their home in
| Phoenix after spending two weeks in
Flagstaff with friends.
Mrs Evelyn Callaghan arrived the
last OF the week from Leupp to clerk
at Rabbits in the place formerly
held by Mrs. George Humphreys.
Miss Bess Usher and Jack Brenton
surprised their friends by stealing off
to Williams Monday and getting mar
ried by Justice George McDougall.
Mrs. Dave O'Brien the first of the
week entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn
Hales and Mrs. Morris Nicholson,
friends from her former home at
Miami.
Mrs. L. D. Gamble received word
/ yesterday Of the death in New Mexico
Of her husbands brother. Mr.. Gam
bic left Sunday when he had word
OF his brothers illness.
Miss Anna McCune and Mrs. Earl
Patterson, who stayed with Mrs. c..
P. Hanna this summer left the first
of the week, the former to Atlanta.
Ga, and the latter to Phoenix.
Ronald McBurney arrived last week
to be with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. McBurney, until the first Of the
month, when he will return to the
coast. He is clerking at Rabbits.
G. d. Richardson and wife and
daughter and Mrs. Harold Wheeler
and Miss Anne Brooks came the first
of the week from Tuba City and left
yesterday to spend a few days in
Winslow
Mrs. w. H. Power, Miss Mary Pow
er, Mrs. d. M. Barnett and Mrs. i.
A. Morse spent Tuesday in Prescott
in celebration Of Miss Mary's birth
day and Mrs Morse's 51st wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. D. NJ. Barnett will leave Sun
day for Peoria, H., after visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. II. Power, for a month.
On Sunday Mrs. Power, Miss Lucy
Power and Mrs. Barnett motored to
Winslow for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Turpin had as
guests this week Mr.. and Mrs M. d.
Burns Of Wickenburg and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Baxter Of Phoenix who
brought with them Jimmie's young
son. Douglass Turpin.
Bert Fair left Sunday for Wins
low where he has a Job in barber
shop. Mrs. Fair left Wednesday to
join him. Mrs. Lee Fair, her sister
in-law, accompanied her, planning to
return the last of the week.
Clarence Gale, old timer who ranged
about the Tuba City district, but who
has been with the Salt River Water
Users association for the past several
years, was here the first Of the week
on vacation and took in the snake
dance with the Alf Dickinson party.
DR.. Schell, the optician of Tucson,
who has been making regular visits
70 Flagstaff for number Of years.
has purchased the Winslow hotel and
has opened branch optical office
there where he will be permanently
located when not on his road trips.
Mrs. II. G. Cavaness, who was a
house guest for a week at the home Of
Mrs. John Hennessy, left Saturday for
her home in Glendale Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, who visited
Mrs. Chris Sheets, left to accompany
her as far as her home at Wicken-
burg
Gifts of distinction: See new mod
els in grey plate, antique brass, solid
copper in tiffany finish--windless lion
and crocodile ash receivers, desk sets,
book ehds, candle sticks and many
others-at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift Shop and the Monte Vista Gift
Shop.
Miss Reba Switzer came home Mon
day from Los Angeles where she Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. James Saunders,
for two weeks. While there another
sister, Mrs. Clarence Kunsman and
husband, spent some time at the Saun-
ders home Mr. and Mrs. Kunsman
left for Oakland
Mrs. Catherine Walsh and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Walsh, left Mon
day for Chicago after spending the
e4,1,, n, or II, Elouefoff Mice Wa1rb