The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bartulow on
Sunday entertained Mr.. and Mrs,
Bozey of Jerome
Our big special for this week is 3
suits of AllenrA underwear for $2.65,
A regular $3 value Sid Gassman.
Al big reduction on all millinery
from 25 to SO cents on the dollar at
the clearing sale at the Power Hat
shop,
Prizes given tonight for the best
homemade shirt and win prize.
made shirt worn at the Woman's club
dance.
John Morrison got back Tuesday
afternoon from Phoenix where he
went the first Of last week to see his
niece.
A boy baby weighing five and one-
half pounds arrived Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Lay.
Miss Marion Wallace, her mother,
Mrs. w. r. Wallace, and sisters and
Joe Sheehan on Sunday notored to
Bellemont.
George Gallagher; accompanied by
Miss Helen Sheehan and Edwin Shee-
han, drove to Grand Canyon and back
on Sunday.
Miss Miriam Lightburne writes from
Phoenix that she is soon leaving over
land for Canada and will stop in Flag
staff on the way.
Dan Alley, cashier at El Tovar at
Grand Canyon, accompanied by his
wife and Miss Lillian Catti, spent
Tuesday in Flagstaff.
NJ. 0xNI nI,ac m Mnl1axy5 N,1 Ttt4aC dnxy
morning. welcomed a fine seven and
one-half pound baby daughter at their
home on West. Aspen avenue.
W. Al. Weber returned the last OF
last week from various parts OF the
state. He left again Tuesday morn
ing for a few more days in Phoenix.
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
Mrs. Wayne Shields and baby
daughter Ruth will arrive tonight
from East Troy, Wis, to join Mr..
Shields, city editor Of the Coconino
Sun.
Mrs. j. M. Mertz went to Phoenix
Saturday to be present Sunday when
her son made his first holy COM
munion and to see her other children
and father.
John Al. Adams Of Albuquerque,
superintendent of the Manzano
national forest, was kept busy here
the first of the week shaking hands
with folks who were glad to see him.
e. A. Haight, who drove to Grand
Canyon over the Maine Grand Canyon
road and home by way of Cameron
on Sunday, says he found the roads
in better shape than he had ever seen
them
Ray Babbitt is having a screen
porch built on the rear Of his home,
rushing Squire Hanna along with the
work, for as soon as it is completed
Mrs. Babbitt and children will return
from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Turpin, Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Goble, Mrs. Francis
Downer, Ray Downer, Stanley Hahn
and others of the Downer & Nero
office and construction force on Sum
dav motored to Tuba City.
William Wallace and Jim Treagle
last Thursday afternoon renewed their
allegiance to their country at the cere-
monial Of the Spanish American war
veterans held around the Bucky
O'Neill monument in Prescott.
You will miss treat if you do not
try EIine's pound and pound and q
half boxed candy: at ~ cents a
pound for short time only at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift Shop and
at the Monte Vista Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Clark and Miss
Barbara Jones drove here Sunday
from McNary. Miss Jones visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones, and
returned Monday with Mr.. Clark.
Mrs. Clark will remain here for two
weeks.
MRS. Carolyn Smith, accompanied
bv Miss Helen Strom and Joe Pech-
arich, spent Tuesday among the
Verde Valley cities booking the col
lege glee club. They returned early
early Thursday morning with a solid
booking.
r. i. Knapp, proprietor Of Cibicue
trading post, B. B. Calvert, White
River Indian trader, and Willard
Whipple Jr., prominent stockman OF
that district, accompanied by their
wives, spend day here the last Of the
week enr0ute to Grand Canyon and
also stopped here on their return.
C. H. Cooper, logging contractor,
returned Sunday from Cloudcroft,
N. NJ, where he has a logging cons
tract for the Breese Lumber CO., and
began at once getting things in shape
to open up logging operations here
under contract with the Arizona Lum-
Der ct Timber Co.
Jack LeBarron is back on the home
range again after spending the winter
in Phoenix. He is walking around
about as usual, though he recently
spent some weeks In Phoenix hos
pital where he lost his appendix.
Mrs. LeBarron and children will come
when school closes in the valley.
Mrs. JC. Simmonds last week at
Phoenix was elected president of the
RebeIgah assembly of Arizona. The
Williams lodge on Monday night gave
a reception in her honor. Among
Flagstaff Rebekahs who notored over
for the event were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lehr, Mrs. Rosaline Clark and
Mrs. Flora Compton.
Mrs. G. H. McBarney came home
Thursday from Ogden, Utah, where
she spent the past two months. Her