The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

Attorney Z. b. Wilson is IN Hol-
brook this week on legal business.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Michael Ginsburg of the local post
office is at home for week on vaca-
tion.
Earl Thomas is back at work at
the Pilkington garage after touch Of
the flu.
Tom Mccullough is laying low
around home this week hoping to es-
cape the flu.
Mrs. T. @. Fordyce returned Mon
day evening from Mesa, where she
spent two months.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
The small baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Slayton has pneumonia but is
getting along nicely.
We now have chef and kitchen
organization at the Monte Vista who
sure know their onions.
The Misses Margaret and Carrie
Rickel left Tuesday for Los Angeles
for a two weeks vacation.
Hunters, trappers, fishermen, get
kyour 1927 licenses of Charles Siinp-
son, deputy game wardens
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Abel drove up
from Winslow Sunday to see friends,
returning the same evening.
Harold Greene, proprietor of Moul-
tain View tourist camp near Williams,
l.
John Gates from the Anderson Pass
district was here Wednesday on bust
ness connected with his cattle inter-
ests.
NJ J. Pilkington and Dick Nelson
went to the reservation Tuesday and
will probably be back next Sunday or
Monday.
G. D. Richardson, Indian trader of
Tuba City, motored up from Phoenix
Tuesday and went to the reservation
the next day.
At my spring opening beginning to-
day, spring hats, featuring the Gage
and the always correct King Bee
models Mrs. Mertz.
Jonson Curry of Parks had dinner
with his daughter, Mrs. Ted Comp
ton, and looked after some matters of
business here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas was back at
her desk at the American Express
company the first of the week after
an extended leave of absence.
Professor Maxemin's orchestra Sun
day evenings at the Monte Vista
doesn't improve the meals any, but it
sure does add to the atmosphere.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Baggage and express transfer.
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
r. B. Verfurth, manager local
night for months vacation in the
southern part of the state with his
folks.
Robert, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Michelbach, is improving
somewhat after the second week of
pneumonia during which he was pret-
ty sick.
Mrs. M. I. Raison, who spent most
of the winter here with her daughter,
Mrs John Kelly, left yesterday for
Detroit and Chicago to visit other
relatives
Jim Bauguess, Mormon Lake ranch
er, came in on the logging train
Wednesday. He says that the road
as far as Lake Mary is fair but be-
yond there the only practical mode Of
locomotion is by horseback or train.
Nelson Burns returned the first of
the week from Santa Fe with the
Crawford automobile which was
wrecked just before Christmas. He
was accompanied there and back by
Bob Riordan
Harry Brewer, formerly in the gov
ernment service at Tuba City, wrote
to Flagstaff friends that he had run
across George See at the government
hospital at Mare Island
George Marine writes home from
Albuquerque, where a week ago Sun
day he underwent major operation
that he is doing exceptionally well
and expects to be home soon.
w. M. Buchanan, sales manager iii
this district for Chevrolet cars, spent
parts of last week and this with M. j. i
Pilkington, Marvin Leamon and Dick
Nelson of Flagstaff Motor Co.
Frank Randall viii be in charge of
Babbbitt's furniture section after Mr..
Bjerg leaves for Phoenix. Mr.. RAN
dali was manager of this department
for several years some time ago.
The wonderful picture hat which
you may have in mind will appear at
my Easter opening. Just now / am
showing the practical, -the-min-
ute street styles. Mrs. Mertz.
County School Superintendent Char
lotte Acker and Home Demonstration
Agent Rosa Bouton went to Canyon
Diablo on Wednesday and returned by
way of Leupp yesterday, on one of
their official visits.
The last meeting Of the American
Legion was one of the best attended
for long time, according to Com
mander Ray Prochnow There will be
another meeting next Monday night in |
the courthouse assembly room at 8I
o'clock.
DR.. E. S. Miller writes from San
Francisco that he and DR.. r. O. Ray
mond, who are touring the coast in /
the latter's car are leaving there this
week for farther north" which may
mean Vancouver before they turn back
this way again.