The Coconino sun., 1927-01-21

Mrs. w. J. Osborn is i'll at her Fort
Valley home with bad cold.
Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Deputy Assessor William Rudd spent
this week in Williams on official busi
ness.
See our silver and gold evening
slippers before buying. Babbitt
Bros.
Pay as you earn-ten per cent down
and the rest in ten monthly payments.
Rabbits.
Mrs. Stanley Watkins Of Winslow
made a business trip to Flagstaff on
Wednesday.
Have several good bargains listed,
both city homes and country property.
VIM. Beeson.
See our advertisements elsewhere
in regard to our special on linoleum
rugs Rabbits.
Ben Doney recently sold his house
and lots in the southwest part OF
town to Ed Fowler
Miss Helen Livingston of Williams
spent several days here recently
consulting her dentist.
Don't forget the box supper to-
night at the Federated church, Civ
en- by the young folks society.
Mrs. Nels Smith Of Milton, who has
been so i'll so long, is improving and
sits up short time every day.
Valentines already, first shipment
unpacked for your selection at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Ramon Aso went to Phoenix on
/ Wednesday morning and will go on to
| his sheep camp with supplies from
there.
John C. Brown wrote that he ex-
pected to be home thtis week from
California, where he has been for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rittenhouse and
Mrs. Bly, of Williams, were Flagstaff
visitors Tuesday, having driven up
to spend the day.
Ladies, be sure to bring your lunch
boxes, and gentlemen, your pocket
books tonight to the box supper at
the Federated church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kelton contem-
plate moving to the logging camp. the
first of the month. Mr. Kelton has
/ charge Of the loader there.
Gene Womack is at the head Of
the group of young people sponsor
ing the old fashioned box supper at
4 the Federated church tonight.
| Danny Campbell and Nate Bank
head left Wednesday for their south
ern sheep range at Congress Junction
after a brief taste Of city life.
Mrs. Jean Slaughter of Bakersfield,
who spent several summers here,
writes from Phoenix that she expects
to drive up mere for q, short visit
soon.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 1lS5 or
261.
| Mrs. Pete Elrns is sick abed this
week with bad cold. Mr.. Elms re-
ported at his desk at Rabbits the
LATTER part of last week after turn
at the same trouble.
John Samsky went to Phoenix Sun
day and on Tuesday was operated up
on at st. Joseph's hospital for gall
bladder trouble. Word was received
that he was doing well.
4 DR.. w. c. Ellis Of Phoenix bought
lots in Rockledge resort at Mormon
Lake Of Captain J. B. Sigh, expect
ing to build a summer home there
when the season opens.
Enrique Mayorga, stationary Tire
man for the Arizona Lumber q Tim
Der Co. and Mrs. Mayorga on Sunday
morning received a new baby girl into
their family of little folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Forsythe viii
leave Sunday in their car for con-
pie weeks or more, touring in Cali
fornia. Curtis will be on vacation
from selling Ford parts at Ed Bah
bits garage.
4 George F. Mccormick got home
Tuesday from Long Beach, where he
sperat the winter with his family
George says they like it fine over
there but for him there is no place
but Flagstaff.
Supervisor Ed Miller, Fred Merkle
, and Ranger Oldham of the nationa.
forest made field trip the middle Of
the week to the district northeast OF
the peaks looking over a road PROJECT
and timber area.
Wvlie Mullinix, manager and ownei
of Flagstaff Auto Wrecking company
& is moving his stock from his place OF
business on East Aspen avenue, which
was partially burned recently, to new
quarters on East Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith, business secre.
tary of Teachers college, and Miss
Lorraine Allen, manger of the local
Western Union office, will leave in the
formers car the first Of the month
for a months vacation on the coast,
Miss Allen with her folks at River
side and Mrs. Smith with her mother
at Long Beach.
4 George Reardon, retired business
man of Cincinnati, arrived on Monday
to spend some time in and about
Flagstaff He had heard about our
progressive little city and its many
surrounding points Of interest and
came out to see for himself. He
went to Tuba City yesterday to be a
guest at Shekayah ranch for while.
4 George Keagle, who had been EN-
ployed for five years by the Arizona
Lumber & Timber company up to last
July, has been confined to a Prescott
hospital for some time as a result Of
serious burns received at Cottonwood
while attempting to take gasoline
from an automobile. One leg was
/ 10 dIxy hl,yYaad and n will ha a long