The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

We take IN your old fuTnltuTe.---
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
/ Miss Alice Norman Of Teachers
college was weekend guest at
the Ross Denman home.
Clarence Hollem came from Leupp
Friday to live with Attorney and
Mrs. HI. L. Russell and to work at
Rabbits.
Circulating library in Rabbits Gift
Shop, the latest books, especially
those recommended by the book-a-
month club.
Frank and Andy Samsky got home
Wednesday from New Mexico where
they spent 10 days figuring on a
plumbing job.
Miss Mary Costigan is having the
| interior of her home on North Beaver
street painted and put in order before
| she moves in for the summer.
Chester f. Deaver, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lockhart and
Miss Gladys Culver on Sunday
motored to Grand Canyon and back.
Miss Miriam Lightburne when here
recently arranged for building large
new sleeping porch on her home here
where Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Etter live.
i Flagstaff Transfer Co.--Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395, Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
After an absence Of 80 years,
| Missionary Robert Johnson arrived
| this week from Los Angeles and went
on to visit friends on the reservation.
Isadore Rubin of Chicago, who at
| tended college here in. 1913 and was
4 at Tuba City for while after that,
is in Flagstaff visiting his old school
mates.
jimmie Rawson, biscuit" Bill
Dickinson and A. G. Dickinson, COW
punchers from the Apache Maid cat
/ tie outfit on the rim, were in the first
of the week for supplies.
G. w. Jake Of Rabbits offices was
unable to get down to work Saturday
after being under the weather the
first Of the week. He was quite i'll
at home most of this week from a
bad cold.
Miss Mary Ann Bowen of Kansas
CITY, who arrived recently, is assist
| ing in the Chamber Of Commerce Of
flee and will do public stenography at
Hotel Monte Vista.
j L.
sons, Jackie and Walter Dale, came
from Phoenix and are at home for
| the summer in the Francis cottage on
| North Leroux street.
DR.. "A. j. Robertson and A. A. Hun
! ter, veterinary assistants to DR.. 4. w.
Crump, are now located at Cameron
FLOR the dourine campaign of the bu-
reau of animal industry.
The Charlie Keller house is in a
state of upheaval this week due to
/ the presence of various kinds Of
workmen who are giving the interior
a brand new countenance.
You will miss a treat if you do not
try Eline's pound and pound and a
half boxed candy; at ~ cents
pound for a short time only at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
John Hennessy and son Jim were
here Saturday on business connected
with their extensive sheep interests
here. Mrs. Hennessy will come about
1 the first of the month from Phoenix,
where the family spent the winter
/ Mrs. Hugh Campbell came Friday
i from Phoenfx where she spent the
winter and is busy setting her house
in order in anticipation Of the arrival
| Of her daughter, Mrs. John B. Duer-
son, and young son from Phoenix.
j The Coconino county chapter, Ari-
/ zona department, Reserve Officers
association Of the United States will
hold its regular monthly meeting
| Monday night at the offices of the
Flagstaff Electric Light company.
Visit our store on Tuesday, May
| II, and you will be given, without cost
! or obligation, thorough analysis Of
your feet by an expert from the staff
| of DR.. w. NJ. Scholl, the famous or
| thopedic specialist Rabbits shoe
/ department.
! Mrs. Gust Dillman returned Sunday
4 from Prescott where she visited her
/ daughter, Mrs. Arthur McDonnough,
i for couple months. Mrs. Dillman
1 isn't SO well since coming home, the
trip up seeming to hage been rather
j too much for her.
i Dan Francis, his daughter Nan and
i Miss Anne Wood arrived Tuesday
4 from Phoenix to spend a few days
4 here. They will be up some time next
4 month to stay for the summer IN the
John M. Clark house on North
Humphrey street..
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Mckee and lit
| tie daughter, Jane Robbins, Of Bos-
ton, left Tuesday for Salt Lake City
after spending a couple weeks at the
Monte Vista while Mr.. Mckee looked
! after wool buying for Dewey, Gould
& Company Of Boston.
Mrs. Joe Babbitt and little daugh-
ters came home Sunday night from
Mesa, where they spent the past few
months. Teresa, the littlest girl, is
d still quite i'll after having flu for sev-
eral weeks. Mrs. Babbitt is recover
ing nicely from an appendix opera
tion.
4 Mrs. T. d. Jessuppe is slowly con-
valescing following a 10 days illness
Mrs. Jessnppe all winter assisted II
the Chamber of Commerce but had tc
give up the work The altitude does
not seem to agree with her and she
viii leave in d few weeks to visit hel
Il parents in Milwaukee, Wis.
DR.. E. S. Flett got home Saturday
i from Los Angeles, where he had beer
on vacation for two or three weeks
He expects his mother and sister here
in few weeks to spend the summer
with him in the new apartments he
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