The Coconino sun., 1927-09-23

j. w. LoWry,s phone 334W. 9-Ib-tf
Mrs. F. S. Breen was quite i'll this
week with severe attack Of grippe.
The new Egyptian hat-the last
word-see them at Mrs. Mertz' Hat
Shop.
| Slabs, slabs, slabs, siaDs, get your
winter supply now from Frank Ben
nett. 8-26-4t
Get outfitted for school shoes at
Rabbits and receive free large
school tablet.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call ON US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Read Percival Wren's newest book,
Beau IDEAL" at the circulating IL
brary at Rabbits.
Mrs. Lester Swink, wife of the
manager of the G. o. Bar Cattle COM
pany, is in Pueblo, Colo, visiting.
Our cigars are electrically moist
ened Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
Shop and Monte Vista Gift Shop.
DR.. and Mrs. V. M. Slipher this
week sold to Mrs. Sarah J. Parsons
four lots at Summit avenue and Spring
street.
| Mrs. M. Gore arrived last week
from Los Angeles to be here a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A.
Maxemin.
Edward Miller, son Of Supervisor
and Mrs. E. G. Miller was up yester-
! day for the first time after a siege
with the flu.
| Strings and accessories for all or
chestra instruments. Popular sheet
music. Mrs. Longfellow's Art shop,
Ii N. Leroux.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Devaney are
expected home the last Of the week
from a months vacation in Colorado
and Oklahoma.
Martin Cheney, assistant district
| forester in charge of lands, of Albu-
querque arrived Monday to spend
some time at the local office.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover G. Hutson
plan to drive to Phoenix and enter
their children, Jimmie and Mary
Louise, next week at St. Marys school.
Clyde Etter will take Bill Rudd's
place in the county assessors office
in this office at various times when
there was rush.
Mrs. Charles Ulrich left Wednesday
her home in Flagstaff for several
weeks with her husband, manager of
the Northern Arizona Motor company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Allin Greenlaw,
formerly of Flagstaff and later of
San Pedro, write that they recently
moved to their newly completed home
at Dawson City near Long Beach.
George H. Reed of Los Angeles,
Harvey manager for this western di=
vision, and j. E. Shirley of Grand
Canyon, Harvey transportation man
ager, were in Flagstaff Monday and
Tuesday
The seasonal shift at the local Pay
n Takit store removed several mem
bers of the local staff from Flagstaff
Eugene Leister went to Winslow,
Lorraine Leple to Phoenix and Glenn
| Snyder to Kansas.
The restaurant equipment Of the
Commercial hotel, which closed re-
Gently, was sold at sheriff's sale
Tuesday and bought by S. R. Burke
and William Grant Of the Bon Ton
market and grocery.
E. K Miller, superintendent of the
Keams Canyon Hopi Indian agency,
was in Flagstaff Friday. He came IN
with Felip Zeyoma, who made appli-
cation for a permit to put up a store
at Mt. Eden pueblo ruins.
George Garfield, former manager
Hotel Monte Vista, Flagstaff, his
friends here will be glad to know, is
already comfortably settled in his new
position, that of manager of the Peta-
luna hotel at Petaluma,. Calf.
Chester Deaver, head of the science
department at Flagstaff Teachers col
lege, and bride are expected back the
end of the. week from their honey
moon. Mr.. beavers sister, Miss
Elsie Deaver, will come with them to
attend college.
Henry and Sam Hutchison were
called to Glendale Sunday by the
death Of their father, T. W. Hutchi-
son. Rev. Phil B. Ellsworth, former
pastor Of the Christian church of
Glendale, accompanied them and con-
Quoted the funeral services.
Mrs. Betty Miller has resigned as
bookkeeper at the Z. d. Babbitt ga
rage, where she has been. since May,
1926. to become effective October 10
She will join her husband and son in
Omaha. Miss Mary Francis Jake is
Taxing HeI pldCS dilu VIII USSAn WIN
on the first.
P. C. Claypool, assistant manager
Singer sewing machine district office
here, was appointed manager to sue
ceed F. G. Whipple, transferred to
the El Paso office. Mr.. Claypoo's
family which lived at Eden this
summer, has taken house at II
Grand Canyon avenue.
Guests at the G. f. Manning home
are Mrs. Manning's sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Patterson, who lives on the
Coronado trail south of Springerville,
and Mrs. Fred Fritz, who lives north
of Clifton. Mrs. Fritz will be remem-
bered as Miss Kathleen Anderson,
formerly on the Emerson teaching
staff.
Mrs. K K. Henness arrived Sun
day from Springerville, where she yis-
tied, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Hodges, who went on to their
home in Phoenix. She will visit Miss
Lura Kinsey until X. X. returns from
field trip in New Mexico about the
middle of October, when both will go
to Phoenix for the winter.
Forest Ranger Oldham, who is in
charUa of q ca+fIa counting c9n1n at