The Coconino sun., 1927-10-14
Latest in fancy designed napkin
rings at Rabbits Gift shop.

transacted business in Flagstaff the
last of last week.
Fall hats are more attractive than
ever this season. See them at Mrs.
Mertz' Hat Shop.
Fred Bohm writes that he's now in
Tucson, after having spent the sum
mer in Phoenix instead of up here as
usual.
Complete line of school supplies,
Schaffers fountain pens, pencils and
script ink, at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop.
Mrs. Teresa K Mertz this week
purchased the fixtures and furnishings
Of Mrs. A. Maxemin's hat shop. The
latter has discontinued her millinery
business.
Charles Otey of the logging con-
tracing firm of Cooper & Otey is in
New Mexico looking over logging OPP
erations with his partner, c. H.
Cooper.
We have most complete line of
Halloween decorations and candies,
including the popular black and white
mints. Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift Shop.
Dave Raudebaugh arrived Tuesday
evening from Oklahoma to visit his
brothers and his, mother, Mrs. Pris-
ella J. Raudebaugh and some of his
many old time friends here.
Mrs. Teresa X. Mertz is spending
the weekend in Phoenix visiting her
children, attending parochial school.
During her absence Mrs. A. E. Nc
Namara is in charge of her hat shop.
Mrs. L. w. Cress returned Friday
from Los Angeles where she went to
attend the funeral of her father. Her
niece, Mrs Frances Decker, who went
with her will return the first of the
week.
Miss Agnes johnson, worthy matron
of the Eastern Star lodge, and Mrs.
John Kelly went to Needles Wednes-
day to attend the Needles chapter of
the Eastern Star. They will be back
today
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee F. Gould and the
| latter's mother, Mrs. Jessie Byrd, mo-
tored to Grand Canyon Saturday and
returned Sunday. Mr.. Gould stopped
for official calls as county farm agent
at ranches along the way.
T. G. Hawkins, vice-president of the
day for his home at McNary after
spending a few days here going over
the plant and logging operations with
Superintendent Coils Mayflower.
Miss Florence Bart drove Monday
from Phoenix and is staying week
or so in her home, from which the
Cress family moved. She will super
wise repairs and enjoy vacation un-
til cooler weather in the valley.
E. A. Haight, vice-president Ari-
zona Central bank, and Mrs. Haight
will leave Sunday in their car to drive
to ST. Louis, Mr. Haight's home city.
They will be away until November z,
when Mr.. Haight's vacation ends.
Orinn Compton favored his friends
this week with venison from a four
point buck which he killed Sunday
Mrs. Compton was with him and
helped her husband carry the deer to
the car which was long mile distant
Henry O'Brien, lineman's helper for
the Flagstaff Electric Light company
and formerly timekeeper for the
Mountain States Telephone company,
was appointed assistant manager Of
the local Singer sewing machine COM
pany.
Professor ]. @. Thomas, superin-
tendent of city schools, and Ed Mil
Ter, supervisor Coconino forest, on
Friday night returned from a success
full hunting expedition. Each brought
fine II pounds turkeys and J. O. a
fine young buck
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Scores, formerly
of Flagstaff, but now residents of
California, stopped off here one night
recently en- route to Holbrook to
spend week on business. They will
be here for a few days on their re-
turn next week.
John Matthews, for the past year
or so Joe Tissaw's right hand man at
the Tissaw electric shop, on Monday
went to work as supply clerk at the
Cady Lumber corporation office. He
takes the place of Henry de Berry who
leaves for old Mexico where he spent
many years.
P. H. Harley, chief clerk at the u
S. forest office, and wife and boys got
home Sunday afternoon from two
months in Washington, D. c.. where
Mr.. Harley was on special detail in
the U. S. forest office. O. r. Craft who
took his place during his absence, re-
turned Tuesday to Albuquerque.
Mrs. Bessie Shellman and her
mother, Mrs. John Lee, on Saturday
drove from Cornville, near which the
former teaches, to see Mr.. Shellman
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wellington.
Mrs. Lee visited her daughter, Miss
Jennie Lee, attending Teachers col
lege. Clarence took them home Sun
day.
w. j. Osborn of the Southwest for
est experiment station force took a
day off and covered many miles on
the peaks hunting but without success.
Disgusted, he went out to mend fence
in the ranger pasture south of his
home in Fort Valley. Luckily he took
his rifle along, for there he found
big buck awaiting him, almost in his
back yard.
Guests for several days the latter
part Of the week at the Robert Cree
home were Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Har-
ford and daughter, Miss Cecil Har-
ford of Redlands, Calf, and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Fisch Of Los Angeles
They visited Grand Canyon, circled
the peaks and took in nearby places
of interest. Tuesday they drove to
the Petrified Forest and Wednesday
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