The Coconino sun., 1921-07-15

Coca Cola in sterilized bottles
 advertisement.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75.-. Advertisement.
 Mrs. M. E. Partridge, of Black Bill Park, was Flagstaff visitor a few days ago.
 Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop now To. cated east of Waldhaus garage.-Ad- vertisement.
 Newt. Berry of Phoenix, is visiting
 old friends in Flagstaff, and expects
 to remain few weeks.
 A second story and new roof is be-
 ing added to the big Lowell office and library building on Observatory hill. Dr. A. J. Flight, state veterinarian
 was in Flagstaff attending the meet.
 ing of the state livestock organiza. tions.
 | Now open for business in our new
 location, 216 East Railroad Ave-
 Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop.-Adver. tisement.
 l P. Nelson, who has run sheep in
 Navajo county for many years, was in attendance at the annual meeting of the Wool Growers association. Fred Hensing, superintendent of the Oatman Amalgamated gold mining company, got into town the last of last week to transact little business and get little air.
 Ernest Bigford, arrested recently on the charge of assault, on complaint of Pool Hall Cuevas, who claims Big ford hit him over the head with bot tie, was released on bond last Sat urday.
 Cecil Mccormick is home on 30-day furlough from Fort Bliss, Texas, wis iting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Mccormick. Cecil was named last winter by sports writers, as one of the army all-star football players. Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson and Dr. E.. s. Miller left on Saturday for Los Angeles, to attend the national con- vention of Elks. Before he returns, MT. Wilson will visit George Williams, a Flagstaff veteran, at the Soldiers Home, at Sawtelle. who is sick. Ferdinand w. Haasis, member of the Fort Valley Experimental station. advises that he has been transferred by the forest service to a like posi- tion at Asheville, N. C., and will leave shortly for that place. His friends here hope to see him back here again soon.
 John Stuart, farmer for the Indian Service at Tuba City, came in Monday evening seeking the services of a physician. He had been quite ill at Kayenta, where he had been on gov ernment work for several days, and concluded that physician might help him to regain his old-time pep.
 MT. and Mrs. Davis, of Phoenix, were in Flagstaff attending the stock mems meeting last week. Shorty, as he is commonly known among the vast number of friends scattered over the state, merely has his headquarters at Phoenix, and radiates over the diff erent ranges upon which his animals feed.
 George Wilbur, of Heber and Mesa, oiiC ol tiC DCot huOWH SuctpIfEu Ol tHt state, was mingling with the stock men here few days last week, jleav- ing for Heber Saturday evening, where his sheep are grazed during the summer. He says conditions over his way are very good and that rains have been plentiful so far this year.
 Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, mother of Mrs. F. H. Patton, accompanied by her son, P. D. Mcdonald, of San Diego and Miss Bessie Fitz, of Long Beach, are the guests at the Patton home on their ranch south of Flagstaff. They expect to remain several weeks. P. D. Mcdonald is member of the firm of Mcdonald & Potter, engravers. of San Diego.
 Senator Charles Burton and assist ant senator, Bill Glenn, of Ash Fork, were in Flagstaff the latter part of last week attending the state conven- tion of livestock men and looking into the political situation. Assistant Sen- ator William Glenn says the report that he is candidate for governor is without foundation and that he has also refused the nomination for the U. s. senate, but has had some corres- pondence with President Harding rel alive to a well known position in Siam,