The Coconino sun., 1921-05-13
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| Ed B. Raudebaugh, whose work al. ways gives satisfaction, is ready tc figure on that concrete work YOU want done.
 | Special sale on Folger's Colder Gate Coffee May 13 and IA. Can oi coffee free with each purchase. Asl your grocer.
 | Mrs. M. H. Harris, noted writer of the coast, is here for short time the guest of Mrs. R. T. Brown. Mrs Harris promises The Sun an article giving her views on Arizona anc Flagstaff in particular during hel stay.
 George See, who has piloted the fire truck for a long time, left this week for Oakland, Calif., where he will take training in the government vocational school for former service men. George will specialize in me. chanics.
 Miss Dorothy Truswell, who hac been here for several months, resign ed from the First National bank anC left on Saturday for her home in Sar Diego, where she has accepted the DO sition she had when she left to come here.
 P. H. Nelson, general auditor of tho Arizona Central banks, returned Sun. day from an official trip to the banks at kingman, Oatman and Chloride and Mrs. Nelson, who had been visit. ing her people in Phoenix, got home on the same train.
 Tom Drum, of Stoneman Lake, wis. ited here on Monday with his step son, R. l.. Neill. Tom left that da, with wagons and provisions for hi. road camp. He is building a big stretch of road between Stonemar Lake and Yavapai county.
 The snow storm the first of tn, week was worth millions to the stock men and ranchers of this section ot the country and will do much toward relieving city water conditions. There was about foot of it, all wet ant juicy as any melon ever cut by thu stockmen.
 ' Those eggs, how w?--Bender's.
 Frank Harrison left Monday fol Boston, Mass, on legal business. H' expects to be there for several days then will spend few days in Nev York and then go on to Greenville IS. C., to visit the scenes of his boy hood. returning to his law offices her' about the first of June.
 1 Mail Carrier Joe Wight left tn, first of the week for Los Angeles t
 join his wife and family. Joe is talk ing an IS day lay-off and has bother ed his old flivver to go along witl , him with the intention of bringing , his folks home with him when the va cation days are over.
 Miss Fay Lawhead spent the week end at Williams as guest of Miss Edn' Poison, and on Sunday Miss Polsol also entertained the following Flag
 staff young people: the Misses Geral 5 dine Hogan and Ethel Holsinger an Messrs. F.. T. w. Coulter, w. R. Mir ' Clurken, Ralph Davis and Horac
 E. Nay.
 , The annual competitive examina s tion for the county scholarship offer : ed by the state university was held o
 Saturday in the office of Miss Vii ginia Lockett. county superintendent ' of schools. Those taking it were Mis ? Betty Harrington and Miss Catherin !. McMullen of Flagstaff, and Charle . Sullivant, of Williams.
 All those interested in having
 good baseball team here again th season are requested to meet ne1 ] Monday night at 7:30 o'clock, in th e directors room at the Arizona Ger 3 tral bank. Plans for organizing n team are under way, and it is reques
 ed that all fans turn out and len , their moral support and advice. Q Take her to Bender's restaurant. 9 MT. and Mrs. John Francis, Mir. an 7 Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh. Miss Virgir 2 ia Lockett and Miss Marie Garret
 spent part of last week visiting in St
 dona. They went down to visit DI
 and Mrs. M. o. Dumas, but the latte . had left their winter ranch there an } come to Flagstaff for the summe most of which they will spend on thei summer ranch south of here. c. L. Fleck, the mining man, an his son, Lester, the latter on vacatio from his duties in the postoffice, re
 turned on Monday from Chicago where they had been spending a cou
 pie weeks on business and visiting.
 Mrs. Richardson and Miss Presley Iof Winslow, were Flagstaff visitor
 on Monday, guests of MT. and Mrs
 James Turpin. Mrs. Richardson i
 MT. Turpin's sister. r, Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Mars. parent of Mrs. c. B. Wilson and Mrs. War ren Perkins, left last week for thei home in Galesburg, III. They ha' been spending the winter at Lonl Beach, Calif.. where Mrs. Wilson am little ones had been for severa months. Mir. Mars is 92 and Mrs Mars 81; yet they left as blithely t make the long trip east as thougl they were half that age. T s-. r-y-