The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25

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visitor in Williams last Saturday.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
victrolas and all the latest records,
as they arrive, at the Art Shop, IL
m. Leroux.
Mrs. Ed Oldham left Sunday to
spend a few weeks in Phoenix will,
Mrs. Ramon Aso.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. It
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.--Elag-
staff Furniture Co.
Mrs. E. A. Hough left Sunday for
Camp Verde after two days visit
with her son, Trave Hough.
| Mrs. Louise Wolfe, her sons, and
the Misses Jean and Harriette Ashland
motored to Sunset crater Sunday.
Among Holbrook visitors here Tues
| day were Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Sawyer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mclaughlin.
Call at Brooks store, corner Park
and Railroad avenues, for Easter place
cards, tally cards, baskets, favors,
flowers. etc. 1t
Miss Myrtle Thompson, daughter Of
Mrs. Eric Brival of Parks, has ac-
cepted position at the switchboard
| of the local telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Prochnow on
Friday drove to Tuba City, returning
Sunday. They called enroute at the
Ernest Burrus ranch in Doney Park.
If your favorite pair of thin soled
shoes are wearing out, have them re-
soled by the new cementing process at
Savage's Shoe Repair Shop. 3-25-2t
Jerry Duffy of the M and M gro-
Gerry returned Monday after a few
days in Williams, where he visited his
brother and looked after business in
terests.
DR.. F. A. Cotton, travelling for an
encyclopedia company, on Monday left
Phoenix, where he had winter head
quarters, for Wisconsin, where he will
be until fall.
P. H. Harley, chief clerk at the local
forest office, went to Albuquerque the
first of the week to drive back the
new Graham truck recently purchased
for the forest service.
G. f. Whipple, manager of the
northern district of the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, left Tuesday
night for a two weeks business trip
among. the eastern counties.
Carl Mayhem was here d short time
recently, having made the trip from
Oak Creek lodge by foot to the lum-
Der camp near the head of Oak Creek,
whence he came in on the logging
train.
Mrs. Mary Samsky left Tuesday for
her home at Kansas City, Kan, after
spending a year in Arizona with her
sons, the last six months of which she
was in Flagstaff with her son, Joe
Samsky.
George C. Rawson heard from his
brother, J. S. Rawson, who was asso-
ciated with him in his garage busi-
ness here last fall, saying that he had
located at Easton, Tex, with an cleo
trical concern.
Andy Samsky of the Samsky Broth
ers Plumbing company is expected
here soon from Glendale, where he
went in the fall to be with his family
and to finish the new house that he
had started.
Senator and Mrs. Walter Runke re-
turned Saturday evening from Phoe-
nix, where they had been since the
opening of the state legislature. They
will be here until the convening of the
special session April 18.
Tom Lynch and John Nichols got to
town Saturday to spend few days
after an arduous time of it on the
road between Kayenta and here. They
spent most of one day negotiating q
few miles of mud near their starting
place.
p. C. ClaypooI Of Phoenix arrived
the first of the week to be here off
and on for the next few weeks looking
after the interests of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association in CO.
operation with VIM. Beeson, local
manager.
Professor Walter G. Niles and wife
We're at home Sunday afternoon at the
Deadman's Flat ranger station when
town friends dropped in: DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Tinsley, Miss Edith Palmer, Miss
Frances Stringfellow and Robert r.
Powers.
Frank Helfinstine, trouble man for
the local telephone company, accom-
panied by his wife and little daughter
went to Phoenix Saturday. Mrs. Hell
finstine went from there to Globe to
see her folks for six weeks. Claude
Mack went as far as Prescott with
them and joined Mr.. Helfinstine on
the return Sunday.
Hershelh Hill, proprietor of the
Commercial Cafe, is expecting his
mother, Mrs. M. e. Hill, in few
days. Mrs. Hill visited him here last
summer and he is hoping to keep her
this time. She will come with her
brother, Norman Mathewsorl, who is
driving with his family from Los An
geles with the possibility of locating
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Savage last
Sunday drove out to see the Grand
Falls of the Little Colorado. They
suggest that any who have not gone
down the river to see the falls over
the measuring gauge have a pleasant |
experience before them. Others who
drove out that day were II. w. Bripton
and family, DR.. A. j. Mackey, Joe /
Moritz, Mrs. Josephine Buck and Miss /
Bcraaactte Morit.s. |