The Coconino sun., 1927-10-14

Rebekah food sale tomorrow, Satur-
day, at Rabbits.
Peerless bread is made from the
best ingredients obtaInable.
Latest in fancy designed napkin
rings at Rabbits Gift shop.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy
city or country home, call on US. ALT
Dickinson & Son.
Jim McRae and DR.. Felix Manning
were lucky in bagging wild tur-
key apiece last weekend.
! The Breen Drug company has in
stock complete line of Max Factor
theatrical beauty makeup.
Flagstaff Game Protective associa-
tion will hold meeting next Monday
evening at 7:45 at the courthouse.
Our cigars are electrically moist
EMBELLISHMENTS Newsstand and Gift
Shop and Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Supervisor James Kennedy and wife
and Mrs John Juhl of Williams called
on friends and shopped her Wednes-
day
Lawrence Donner of Milwaukee
stopped Tuesday to visit the Walter
Runke family on his way home from
the coast.
r. H. Simpson, manager and w
| E. James of the j. G. Penney store
spent Sunday in Winslow with the
Penney staff.
The regular meeting of Flagstaff
chamber of commerce will not be held
next Monday but thereafter it will
be held regularly.
Mrs. B. Hyde and daughter, Mrs.
Burdette, left Tuesday evening for
Aqua Caliente where Mrs. Hyde will
remain for benefit of the baths.
Miss Teresa Michelbach, formerly
of the local telephone exchange, is
taking Mrs. Louise Moorman's place
at Rabbits exchange during her abb
sence.
DR.. James w. Gibson of Los An
geles, who spent the summer at Nor
mon Lake, left Monday for Phoenix
after visiting a few days with DR.. D..
| S. Flett
Joe Lee, partner with ]. G. Brown
in the Gap Trading post, is in the
city between trips into the country on
business connected with the shipping
of their sheep.
r. H. Simpson, manager local j.
! c.. Penney store, returned Saturday
morning from Oakland, Calf, where
he attended a meeting of western
company store managers.
Charley Corey this week finished
threshing his grain and digging his
potatoes. Charley had one of the fin
/ est crops this year that his Fort Val
/ ley ranch ever produced.
Flagstaff friends are concerned ov-
er news of the illness of Forest Will
| lis, son of Bill Willis, an old Flagstaff
boy Forest is i'll from typhoid fever
at the home of his sister in Williams.
Johnny Love will beat the swallows
to it this fall for he will leave week
from to-day in company with his wife,
for Pasadena to stay during the win
ter months. He will return with the
first sign of spring.
Mrs. Earl Slipher enjoyed visit
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Boons, returning to their
home at Chickasa, Okla, from the
coast where they resided the past
two years. They left Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cress on Mon
day moved to the Joe p Wilson home
on North Leroux street from the
Bart house. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
are temporarily staying at the home
of Mrs Wilson's mother, Mrs. 6. +.
Manning, until they decide where
they will live this winter.
j. Irwin Burke, of Phoenix, deputy
state dairy inspector, spent some time
here recently. On Friday, in COM
pany with Dr. Felix Manning, coun-
ty health officer, he visited various
dairies in and near Flagstaff. Sat-
urday and Sunday he spent in the
woods hunting with Jess Purtyman.
NJ E. Tackitt, one of the busiest of
Flagstaff painters for many years,
will leave next week with his family
for we'll earned vacation in Califor-
MIA He will keep weather eye on
a good business opening there, for
he hopes to locate on the coast. Mrs.
Tackitt's sister, Mrs. Herbert Hilkins,
and husband and children will drive
over at the same time for vacation
trip of few weeks.
Do you believe in divorce? Before
deciding see the drama "Diyorce" to
be presented at the Orpheum theater
by the Whiting Dramatic club, Octo-
Der "a. 1t is a modern drama taken
from the story of life and has really
taken place in thousands of homes in
this day. 1t is mixed with comedy
and played as it was really lived.
Don't deny yourself this opportunity,
you may never sea another play just
like Divorce; so true and yet so
entertaining.
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