The Coconino sun., 1921-07-22

Lemon Crush in sterilized bottles. Advertisement.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- Advertisement.
 John Weston spent Sunday at Lake Mormon trying his luck with the willy bass.
 All work absolutely guaranteed Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop.-Adver- tisement.
 Frank Sufea and Edward Smith spent several days this week at Grand Canyon.
 Superior Court Judge J. E. Jones spent part of last week in Kingman, sitting in case in the superior court of that county.
 MT. Bedinger, of Kingman, brother of Dr. Bedinger, the veterinarian, who visited the latter here last week, returned home Saturday.
 Western Electric sewing machines and White and Singer treadle ma chimes for sale or rent. Sullivan & Taylor.-tf. Advertisement. Mir. and Mrs. J. c, Clarke, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Wilbur and Miss Dixon were among those who tried to extract fish from Mormon Lake, Sunday. James Buckley, of the Rabbit wholesale dry goods travelling force, was here for several days last week visiting his sister, Mrs. c. P. Heisser, and husband.
 August Johnson, the pioneer section foreman here, accompanied by his son Clarence, left last Saturday for Colo rado, where they will visit brother of Mir. Johnson whom August has not seen for nearly twenty years. They expect to be gone about two weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Bud Waters went to Winslow Saturday night to furnish music for dance at the new Clear Creek pavilion, six miles south of Winslow. Clear Creek has been dam med up at that point and the lake re. sulting has become very popular as 8 bathing resort.
 George Williams, sick in the sold. iers' home at Sawtelle, Calif., is re. ported better, but very much disgust ed with the hot weather and enforced idleness. His many friends here ex pect and hope that as soon as he get: able to travel, he will come to Flag staff on furlough.
 Fritz Jeffre, who is known to many here, where he worked as cook for , long time for the late George Rabbit is here from the soldiers home, Saw telle, Calif., visiting Mrs. George Bab bitt. MT. Jeffre is not a veteran O, the Civil War, but was retired aftel many years in the regular army. c. B. Wilson returned Monda, morning from Isos Angeles, having satisfactorily performed his various dutuies as delegate from the loca Elks' lodge to the big Elks' conven tion; took brief look at the law doc uments accumulated on his desk, ant left in a short time for Winslow, ol legal business.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan ant their guests, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Mich ael and son, of Phoenix, and Mir Mines, who works for Mir. Sullivan il the Dresswell Shop, spent Sunday af ternoon at the head of Oak Creek That night MT. Sullivan took Mir Michaels, who is member of the Nor nal summer school faculty, out to tn, Navajo copper camp.
 James Logic, managing editor O. the Douglas Dispatch, accompanied by Mrs. Logic and City Editor Spear motored into Flagstaff last Frida! evening on their way to Grand Can yon and the coast for few. week. vacation. Jimmy says they strucl much water and mud after leaving Globe and ayers with emphasis tha the road in places coming up that way is no boulevard. (That blanl means "straight", of course.) Albert B. Reagan, employed in tn, Indian Service at Kayenta, is in Flag staff taking a summer university course at the summer school. Mir Reagan has been in the Indian Service for the past twenty-three years ane has written a couple of books on thu life of the, Indians he has known 1T different parts of the west; also many magazine articles along the same lines. Dr. McMrllen, president of tht Normal, and MT. Reagan, were schoo mates in the University of Indiana years ago.