The Coconino sun., 1927-09-23

best ingredients obtalnable.
A fine line of felts, always to be
found at Mrs. Mertz' Hat Shop.
G. M. Etter, civil engineer. Pri-
vate surveying and general engineer
| ing. 7-29-3t
Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
Slabs, slabs, slabs, slabs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
G. D. Richardson was in from his
trading post at Tuba City one day
this week.
Get outfitted for school shoes at
Rabbits and receive free large
school tablet.
Dick Nelson of the Flagstaff Motor
company spent most of this week at
Grand Canyon.
1 Beau IDEAL" at the circulating Ii
brary at Rabbits.
Mrs. H. B. White, who spent the
summer in Portland, recently returned
to her home in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rickel and
little daughter Edwina returned Sun
day from a week in Tucson.
Bill Beach, Hart Prairie ranchcr,
had his leg broken last Friday when
horse kicked him on the shin.
Mrs. L. L. Sutherland and little
daughter left recently for Oakland
after spending the summer here.
Miss Dorothy Barber, music direc-
tor Of city schools, is spending this
| week in Winslow visiting cousin.
Paul H. Roberts, supervisor of the
| Holbrook forest district, was here
Wednesday on land exchange case
Hugh d. Tillman of Webber
Brothers garage was away from work
couple days this week with a bad
cold.
Walter McLaws, Holbrook business
man, spent several days here the last
of last week and the first Of this
week.
A.. B. Brown, Santa Fe baggage
man, returned last week from Los
Angeles where he went a couple
weeks ago.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals-Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Wis
ia Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Perry and
daughter Of Garland Prairie, who went
to Phoenix recently, returned Monday
to spend the winter.
A large school tablet will be given
away with every pair of school shoes
purchased this week and next at Bah
/ bits. Get yours now.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan returned
| this week, the former from visit at
Lakeside, and the latter from busi-
ness trip to Albuquerque.
E. Gregg Miller of the J. C. PEN
ney company and his mother are
home after an enjoyable three weeks
vacation trip by motor in New Mex
leo.
Charlie Nickel returned Monday
from Phoenix, where he went the last
of last week to take his wife and
children to visit relatives until after
fair time.
The Misses Clara and Annette
Turngren, Miss Mavis Day and Miss
Michaela Carpenter of the city teach
ing staff on Wednesday went to
Grand Canyon.
Attorney G., B., Wilson returned
| Tuesday afternoon from a couple
days business in Holbrook and that
night went to Phoenix for a couple
| days before the state supreme court.
E. S. Jordan, president Jordan
Motor company of Cleveland, and wife
and two daughters arrived Monday
and arranged with Bill Conley and
Bucko Sisk for a ten days motor trip
to scenic points.
Dr. o. H. Cady and wife and chill
i HH1vo1ox- Nv
Corvallis, Ore, where DIR. Cady was
assistant professor of chemistry. He
will teach chemistry at Flagstaff
Teachers college.
Charlie Knop, who was here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Balzar Hook, was
called home to Los Angeles suddenly
Sunday when he received word that a
step -grand-niece had been killed in an
automobile accident
Mr.. and Mrs William Bayless came
up Tuesday from their ranch on
Beaver Greek. They will spend a
month in their town house. They left
their son Sheldon and wife on the
ranch to take care of the bumper
fruit crop.
Mrs. Claire G. Knox's niece, Mrs.
Harry Rockwell of Reno, New, ar
rived Saturday morning on a short
visit en- route home from Chicago. On
Sunday she and Mrs. Knox visited
Grand Canyon. Mr.. Rockwell is in
the aerial mail service.
Mrs. p. ]. Lindemann this week re-
ceived word of the death at Logans-
port, Ind, of a cousin, P. H. O'Don-
nell of Chicago, one of Chicago's
most prominent attorneys and the
builder of the government seismolog
ical observatory at Georgetown uni
versity, of which school he was a
graduate.
George See returned the last of the
week from New York where he went
over a month ago to receive treat
ment for sinus trouble at the govern
ment hospital He consulted special
lists there and in Washington, and is
feeling better but he gives most of
the credit for his improvement to
the fact that he is home again.
Under sheriff Durward Mckinney
and wife and D. L. Thomas on Friday
drove to Phoenix Mr.. Thomas has
some real estate matters to look aft
er. Durward visited his parents ant
brother, C. B. Mckinney of Chicago
there visiting. The latter returned