The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.

Furnish your nome on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Richard Metzger this week went to
work in Rabbits hardware depart
ment.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. ALI
Dickinson & Son.
Ed Kalk and C. Ellis this week
| joined the mechanical force at the
Mcmahon Vulcanizing shop.
Those stylish new oxfords for spring
and summer included in the Bostonian
shoes for men at Sid Gassman's. 81
to $40.
Mrs. al Sanford last Friday ac-
companied the Misses Edna and Ruth
Dotson to Phoenix. They returned
Sunday
DR.. II. w. Crurnp returned Monday
afternoon from Springer, N. NJ, where
he went last Friday with the body OF
DR. Dennis.
Mrs. John Juhl last Saturday re-
turned to Williams after several
weeks visit here with her daughter
Mrs. R. J Connor.
Miss Retta Beasley has just had
the last finishing touches put on he1
house, which underwent siege OF
papering and painting.
/ For gifts of pretty china, boxes OF
candy, cards, pictures, etc., for Moth
er's Day, call at Brooks store, corner
Park and Railroad avenues.
Charles Riggio and wife were here
the first of the week from Whipple
/ barracks where Charlie spent most of
the winter under observation.
! Frank Hanley, local representative
of Star Cars, recently sold Joe Rickel
sedan, Frank Samsky coach, and
Ole Solberg collegiate roadster.
Baggage and express transfer.
household goods packed,s stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone l65 or
26l.
t. N Matthews last week arrived
from the Chrysler shop on the coast,
to be mechanic at the ]. @. Pierce
garage. He has rented Potts apart
ment
Ladies' and children's gay water
/ proofed sun shades-a jolly lot to
choose from-gat Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift Shop and at the Monte Vista
Gift Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Dickinson and
daughter, Miss Elina, and son, Loren,
and Miss Laura Lee Keyes spent
Sunday picnicing and fishing at
Mormon Lake. .s
John G. Pierce announces the sale
of these ChrysIer cars: Fred Nackard
coupe; Joe Michelbach, coupe; Jim
Gallagher, roadster; and Quinton
Stringer, sedan.
Jimmie Douglas, who own extensive
oil interests up in the San Juan
country, was here the first of the
week in the interests of better roads
for his part of the state.
The first dance of the season at
Lake Mary was a decided success,
according to a large crowd which
attended. The music was furnished
/ by the Coconino collegiates.
| Why not order a case of those
delicious beverages bottled by the
Skylight City Bottling works with the
best water in the world? It will give
you an idea how to win the $4,000
prize.
Attorney C. B. Wilson recently was
appointed by Judge j. 3. Crosby
administrator of the estate of Owen
G. Grey who died in San Diego. Mr.,
Grey was several years ago a Flag
staff resident.
Mrs. Mary Norton Of Phoenix, for
several years d resident of Flagstaff,
is very i'll with flu and not expected
to live, is the word received here from
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Proops, with
whom Mrs. Norton makes her home.
Judge j. FL. Crosby of Holbrook
| last week granted to Attorney G. 3.
! Wilson letters of administration in
the d. d. "Dink" Smith estate, and
was authorized to close options on
certain property to Mrs. John G.
| Greenway of Ajo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. lH. Gill arrived from
Compton, Calf, to visit their daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Frank Mcmahon. They liked
| it SO well here that they decided to
stay. Mr.. Gill will farm the Me-
| Maho1l ranch at Kendrick park, where
they moved last week
Mrs. Bernice Fordyce, who under
went an operation several weeks ago
for appendicitis, last week had a re-
lapse but is now improving and is
promised that If she is not too am
bilious she may leave the hospital IN
10 days. She lis at ST. Joseph's hos
pital at Phoenix.
Mrs. Frank Leslie is this week
entertaining her sister; Mrs. Frances
Houck. who arrived Thursday with
Mr.. Hammond Of the Auto club Of
Arizona. Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Houck
On Monday went to Adamana to
visit their brother, Mart Newman, and
returned Tuesday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt left
Sunday on their honeymoon return
trip to the coast whence on the elev-
enfh they will sail for Honolulu,
where Mr.. Mowatt is connected with.
a steamship company. Accompanying
them as far as Sedona rim were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. @. Thomas and son Harold
Mrs. T. w. Crurnp and Bert and Erma
Crump, and the Misses Reba, Louise
and Agnes Switzer, who spent the
n -. n.