The Coconino sun., 1927-10-07

Peerless bread is "honest7to-good-
ness" bread.
Joe Chavez, clerk in Rabbits
Thriftway grocery, is quite i'll this
week.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10c per yard. Art Shop, 13 North
LerouX.
R. P. Huddleston of Winslow was
here the last of the week in search
of venison.
Freel A school tablet given away
with every pair of school shoes bought
at Babbitts.
Beautiful new creations in hats are
arriving most every day at Mrs.
Mertz shop.
Sid Gassman spent Monday and
Tuesday in Grand Canyon on mer-
camille business.
H. E. Middleton, superintendent of
the Orphans home at Tucson, was
visitor here this week.
FIR. Edward Albouy on Wednesday
sailed from France on the return
from a summer on the continent.
Mrs. G. w. Jake is suffering this
week with sprained ankle. The IN
jury was received Sunday on the
golf course.
Headquarters for magazines and
| late odicals-Gassman's News
stand and Gift Shop and Monte Wis
ia Gift Shop.
J. P. McGough, manager Rabbits
curio department, and George Babbltt
returned Wednesday from an auto
trip in Georges car to the coast.
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
POL
Mrs. Augustine and daughter Doro-
! thy Leah Augustine Of the college
training school faculty, have moved
from the Isham cottage to the Hyde
apartment.
Mrs. Union Worthington, cousin
of DR.. Harold S. Cotton, left Saturday
for her home at Salt Lake City after a
10 days visit at the Cotton home,
Coyote Range.
Mrs. Charlie Thomas this week
rented one of the Hart apartments.
The family had occupied the Alex
Lawson house into which the LaWsons
are now moving.
Bobbbie, IL year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Nichols, left Sunday to
study at the Dominguez Memorial
seminary at Compton, Calf, where
his pal John Britt is enrolled.
The Cady Lumber corporation this
week is completing moving the log
ging camp from it's former Mormon
Lake site to a location about a mile
distant and closer to the logging
operations.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Flronske and sons re-
turned Sunday from Phoenix where
they. spent the week. They came
with DR.. r. O. Raymond as far as
Williams where they were met by
DR.. Fronske.
DIR. Oscar Bartlett, state entomolo- |
gist, and his assistant, James Odell, |
on Monday dropped into town for
short stop looking over the layout
for the state fair Dr. Bartlett is
ment for the fair.
The following have lately taken
apartments with Mrs. Mertz at Sun
court: Miss Margaret James, teacher /
of voice at college; Miss Klonda Lynn, /
teacher Of dramatics at college; Mrs.
Harry Howe and little daughter of
Yuma, students at College; and Nr
and Mrs. w. M. Robinson, formerly OF /
Phoenix.
Mrs. F. j. Rue and grandson, Frank I
lin Smith, left Monday for their home I
at Alton, I'll. They spent the summer
in Flagstaff, guests at the r. A.
Haight home. Mrs Rue is Mrs.
Haight's mother and Mr.. Smith her
nephew Franklin worked In the Afl-
IONA Central bank this summer and
is returning to his studies at Wash
ington university, st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Boggs, Miss
Josephine Kelly and James Smith
came home Tuesday with a fine buck
the reward Of their hunting expe-
dition north of the peaks. They went
out Saturday afternoon and camped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs and Mr.. Smith
are from Phoenix, they lived here
last year when the men worked on
the Monte Vista hotel building.
Bill Cady Jr. dropped into town
Tuesday evening in his car on the
way to Pasadena, from Albuquerque,
where he made headquarters for
several days while looking into saw
timber conditions in New Mexico. He
expects to return there in week or
SO. Mrs. Cady accompanied him east,
going to Louisiana to visit old home
folks. Bill has put on a lot of weight
and looks pretty husky.
L. W. Moore, now of Los Angeles,
who quit ranching at Garland Prairie
in 1928, stopped off here Friday to
renew acquaintance with old friends.
Accompanied by Mrs. E. 1. Shaffer,
also former Flagstaff resident, and
his little daughter Edith he was re-
turning to his home on the coast
from Wichita where he visited his