The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

HESS DISdu.
Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell left Satur-
day for her home in Phoenix for the
winter.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
LerouX.
We have the agency for Cranes
stationery. Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift Shop.
Mrs. B. A. Cameron left yesterday
for Los Angeles to visit her sister
few weeks.
cago will be at Rabbits Nov. 8th; free
foot examination.
DOC" Roy Scanlon returned
Saturday from few days. business
trip to Kansas City.
The finest collection of greeting
cards ever on display in Flagstaff at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
Attorney c. B. Wilson left Monday
for business trip to Phoenix and
Los Angeles, expecting to return to-
night
Don't miss the stage success, ''The
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, in pict-
ure form Thursday, matinee and
night
If you have any kind Of foot trou-
bles see DR.. Scholl's expert from Chi
cago, free advice, here Nov. 8th at
Rabbits.
Miss Justine Johnson is stationed
as telegraph operator at Adamana.
Miss Johnson is relief operator for
this district.
Headquarters for magazines and
late periodicals Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Vis-
ia Gift Shop.
George G. Rawson this week moved
his family from the Frank Fairchild
house on West Aspen to the house
at Verde and East Birch avenue.
Capt. John Matthews who was
timekeeper at the Flagstaff lumber
mill resigned and is again back
clerking at Tissaw's Electric shop.
Mrs. j. H. Harper's mother, Mrs.
James Esterbrook, left this week for
her home at Oklahoma City after
spending several months in Flagstaff
and on the coast.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Colwell
spent a short time here this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brown en-
route to Indian Wells from trip in
the south part of the state.
E. M. Moores, who has the contract
for transportation of materials for
the new Lees Ferry bridge, has moved
into the j. NJ Clark house on the
corner of Humphrey and Elm.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Greer spent a
night here last week enroute to st.
Johns from their home at Kingman.
They visited Mrs. Greer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
Harry Henderson, one time sheriff
of Coconino county and now pro-
sperous sheep man of Congress
Junction, pump-handled old friends
around town the last of last week.
George Cameron and young son
Buddie left Tuesday for Phoenix. Bud
die, who visited his grand parents
several months, will remain with his
mother, already there. George will
return.
Mrs. G. Ema Vandevort, principal
the Brannen school, is moving this
week from the S. R. Burke home
where she lived the past seven years,
to the Frank Leslie home so as to
be nearer the school
Mrs. j. NJ Clark returned Friday
from the coast where she spent the
summer to remain with her mother
in-law, Mrs. Rosaline Clark, until
Christmas. Her sons, Victor and Jack,
are in school in Los Angeles.
Two happy hunters who brought
down their bucks the last of the sea-
sons are George Rawson and G.. r. |
Mcclure who got a spike and four
pointer in the cedars Sunday north I
of the Deadman's Flat ranger station. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Prochnow last
week moved to town from the logging
camp near Mormon Lake where Bust I
er was employed by the lumber COM
pany and his wife taught the Mormon t
Lake school, which is temporarily
closed.
Marshal J. R. Cooper returned the
asst of the week from Phoenix bring
ng the good word that his son Har-
1ey is doing nicely after his appendix
operation. Later word is that Harvey
s now out Of the hospital and will
oe home with his mother Saturday.
Ralph Davis is home again from
phoenix where he received few final
treatments. He looks much better
md his doctor told him that he may
low stay at home and carry on as
lsual. Ralph's friends will be glad
Q hear this good news, for he had
! long siege of i'll health.
Howard Marine, county assessor,
ately looks much older than he is,
'ut ere long he will resume his youth
III facial contours He blames his
resent appearance to his dentist who
emoved all his original mastication
and will fit him out in
ev ones of his own manufacturing.
Rev. and Mrs Walter B. Niles
ED open house Sunday at Pinyon
'ortals in Deadmans Flat. Among
riends calling were Mr. and Mrs.
'harles Isham, Professor and Mrs.
!. G. Stevenson ard Mrs. Jane
.osenbaum of Williams, DR.. " NJ
lipher, Robert Cree, Mrs. Elise
tartzman, Mrs. Jane Asselin, Mrs.
ia W. Douglass, Miss Margaret
ames, Miss Naomi Dinsmore, Miss
arah Cogshall and Miss Klonda {
ynn. ~