The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Jim Treagle returned Sunday from
trip to Phoenix
Hugh McGookin left Monday for
Los Angeles.
Come in and see. the coolie coats at
the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, 1S
N. Leroux.
M. J. Pilkington got home the last
of the week from El Paso with a new
Buick coupe for O. Medley.
Wilbur Wellington and family drove
to Prescott Saturday to take in the
Smoki snake dance.
Buy Iurnirure on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Will Marlar came Friday night
from Phoenix to spend week or so
here.
Claude Leamon, brother of Marvin
Leamon, came recently from Phoenix
to work at Rays Service.
If you ever try double -decked
toasted sandwich on our new electric
toaster you will want more.--G Griff' s.
Mrs. M. I. Riason left Monday
night to spend a few days at Albu-
querque.
Step in and let US show you our new
Westinghouse coal and electric range
Tissaw Electric Shop, phone 395.
Mrs. III. G. Metz and sons Jack and
Ed and daughter. Catherine are home
from Santa Fe. They are occupying
their home on West Cherry street.
Miss Mary Moornian and Bud
Norman returned last week from
Santa Fe, where the latter attended
school
Watch for the new Lindbergh hats
made up in handkerchief felt. Viii
appear in my shop soon. Mrs. Mertz
shop.
Mrs. ]. D. jackson and a friend er
route home to Phoenix from Grano
Canyon stopped over here the last OF
last week for short calls on friends.
Miss Helen Runke is working al
the Photographic studio Of A. w
Carson. Another assistant is Henry
Pollard, who arrived recently from
Phoenix.
Dan M. Francis and son Jack arc
here from Phoenix and have opened
the John M. Clark home for the sum
mer. Miss Anne Wood and Mar
Francis will be here soon.
Mrs. John Kelly and her nephew
Bobbie Hutchinson, who spent the
winter with her, drove to Prescott the
first of the week. Bobbie remained
to be with his mother during vaca-
ton.
j. "a. Stallings, Buick salesman, and
Guy Brantinghain last week drove to
Phoenix with the formers wife and
children, who will visit there couple
weeks.
Mrs. M. j. Pilkington and Mrs. Mar
vim Leamon ON Friday drove to Grand
Canyon and brought back with them
Dick Nelson of Flagstaff Motor COM
pany, who had gone over on business
A. F. Grimmell, cashier of the First
National bank, and Mrs. Griinmell are
enjoying a new Chrysler crown sedan
received through the John G. Pierce
agency.
Nemecio. Gamiochipi, south side
residenter, arrested by City Officers
j. r. Cooper, Claude Tackitt and Bob
Mathe for selling hooch was fined
$500 on Monday by City Magistrate
Clarence T. Pulliam, and paid.
Thornton Nichols of the Breen Drug
company viii leave the first Of the
month to join hts wife, now visiting
his. parents in 5Springerville. They
will then go to San Francisco, where
IlMr. Nichols will enter business for
himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and
the formers mother, who had visited
her daughter, Mrs. George Nichols,
left Wednesday for st, Johns. Mrs,
Thomas mother, Mrs. Sol yeit, is still
N. a. Webbet, now In his former
home town, Rochester, N. r.. writes
that since he had to 60 back there on
business he boosted Flagstaff al
along the way and has consistently
done so ever since.
That the state tax, commission will
hold its annual meeting In Flagstaff,
beginning July .25,s was the word re-
ceiyed this week By Miss Margaret
X Stewart secretary Flagstaff
Chamber of Commerce.
w. b. Raudebaugh, president Flag
staff Gun club, and his brother-in-la law,
I)r. nj. d. Dumas of Clemenceau, left
bys train Tuesday for Del Monte, Cali
fornia to take in the big scatter gun
tournament. ,
Give Dad the recognition he de-
serves; we can suggest many appro-
pirate articles that might please him
On Fathers day. GassnlAr's News
stand and Gift shop, and Monte vista
Gift shop.
Mrs. Frank Lockwood and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary Lockwood, arrived
last week from Phoenix to spend the
simmer. They have subleased the g
A. Pearson apartment. Mrs. Helen
Elder, daughter Of Dan Francis, drove
lip from Phoenix with them.
Mrs. r. M. GassmaIl returned the
last Of last week from San Francisco
and other coast points. in San Fran
cisco she visited her daughter, Mrs,
John Workman Elms, and lulched
with Miss Blanche Sidwell, former
stenographer at the Arizona Central
bank.
Richard RiDrdan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. MI. RiordaF1, returned Monday
from school at St. Marys, Kan.
Reports from fishermen at the
lakes are that fishing never was SO
fine there al now. Large catches Of
good sized fish Of all kinds are COM
mon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. G. Stevenson and
daughters of Williams arrived Satur-