The Coconino sun., 1921-06-24
Home of ham and-Bender's.

Orange Crush in sterilized bottles.
 Home of steaks and chops -Bender's
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75. If
 All work absolutely guaranteed Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop. If. MT. and Mrs.Archie Hogan and MT. and Mrs. Durward Mckinney spent part of Sunday at Oak Creek rim.
 Paul s. Jenkins and Agnes M. Hud- son, both of Winslow, secured a mar riage license this week from County Clerk Tom L. Rees.
 Mrs. Geneva Lester, of Mabank, Texas, mother of the wife of M. L. Nichols, chief of the Knob Hill ranger station, is here visiting.
 Miss Favette Weinburg, of Gales burg. H., is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Helen Knapp, business secretary of the Normal school, and attending summer school
 Charlie Marshall is now located in Winslow, where he is working in Dumm's barber shop and telling the Winslow fans what great baseball team Flagstaff has.
 Flagstaffites recently in Chicago say that building is being resumed with rush in that city and they thnk this is the forerunner of general resump- tion of activities in that line.
 Mrs. and Mrs. M. T. Piper have as their visitors, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Loonev and daughter Emilv.an Miss Nellie Shadle from Fresno. Calif.. Mrs. Loonev is Mrs. Piper's sister
 Mrs. Felix Manning arrived home Monday night from Springerville, where she had been visitinp her sis ter, Mrs. F.. R. Patterson, during the several weeks the doctor was in the east.
 Mrs.Asa Clark. who has been ser iouslv i'll. is now in the road to re- coverv. Her many friends will be delighted to know that the chances are very good that she will soon be ae well as ever.
 Park to feed vor-Pender
 Tuesday night at the Orpheum is Flks' night. The attraction, other than the additional program offered J bN 'ttt COIflHliIttt fIIu some extra oood comics. will be Wan da Hawlev. in "Tbe First Elopement."
 Dr. and Mrs. Tom Mannine left vesterdav for their home in Gallup. | Ther had been here for several weeks, ! Dr. Tom takinc care of his brothers practice and duties as county health officer during the latter's absence in i the east.
 | On another page in this issue of | The Sun there is special sale an- nouncement bv the Dresswell Shop that should interest you. The way prices are being sIashed for the next two weeks is good news for buyers. 1 Jimmie Turpin, who spent few days in Winslow at the home of his sister, Mrs. Richardson, after the fu- neral of his wife, whose death was announced in these columns last week. is home again and is back at his old job with Cress Bros.
 Oh, those hot cakes at Benders. | Full and complete returns of the Dempsey -Carpentier championship fight will be received by direct wire at my store on the day of the fight, Saturday, July 2. Fight fans are in- vited to drop around and watch the progress of the fight by rounds. o, B. Raudebaugh, 6 N. San Francisco Advertisement.
 c. N. Baty, the pioneer painting contractor, has just finished putting new dress on the Rozen residence, on West Birch avenue. If you wish to see the improvement little paint makes when properly applied you will do well to have look at this job. MT. Baty is now engaged in re- painting Harlow Yaeger's home.
 Some of those who spent Sunday at [ Mormon Lake were: Mir. and Mrs. 1 Arthur Foster, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Archer, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Clarke, Dr and Mrs. Schermann, Dr. E. S. Miller, H. V. Schermann, Mir. and Mrs. John Lukus, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gunter, Tom Phelan, Dr. and Mrs. Portz. MT. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt
 Governor Thos. E. Campbell with his wife and one of his sons stepped here on Monday night and Tuesday on stheir way from Winslow to Prescott and then back to Phoenix. The gov ernor inspected the new armory and stables. He and Mrs. Campbell were entertained at dinner on Tuesday by M. l. Powers. The young man re- mained here to attend Normal school.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot ties.
 Walter Carlson, Earl Rakestraw, Rex Goble, Dr. A. J. Mackey, Clar- ence Pulliam, Mir. and Mrs. Irvep Frances, Harvey Brown, Ernest Coul- ter and Messrs. Warnock, Cruse and Marshall, the two last named mem- bers of the Flagstaff baseball team, were among local people who saw the Williams-Ash Fork game at the for mer town on Sunday. Some of them came near being arrested because they rooted for Ash Fork Among visitors here this week: Gavino Tafoya, Mir. and Mrs. C. D. Rhodes, Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Stauffer, ' KN