The Coconino sun., 1921-09-16

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 Orange Crush in sterilized bottles. ---Adveftisement
 Mrs. Burnell Osler is spending sev- eral weeks at Seligman with MT. and Mrs. A. Sanford.
 c. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor; S22 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J.--Advertisement.
 Miss Luella Campbell leaves today for Walnut Hill, near Boston, Mass, where she is attending school.
 Don't cuss your tires. All they need is little tire surgery. Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop. Phone 63.-Adver- tisement.
 w. s. Beard is back again as mail carrier on the Tuba City route after a few months lay-off. He has added a new truck to his equipment.
 Ralph Davis spent day the latter part of last week in Winslow, where he sold one of the Sullivan & Taylor phonographs to one of the citizens.
 Ed Collins, a former well known cattleman of this section, came in Wednesday from Bakersfield, Calif., on short visit to his many old time friends.
 John Loy was in on Tuesday from the town that was named after him, laying in few supplies for the pub lie utilities corporations headquartered in his skyscraper.
 Harry Leslie says it's a girl, a swell-looker, but very bashful, for she hasn't said a word since she arrived at his and Mrs. Leslie's home Sunday morning. Her name is Irene Elinor.
 Frank Keeffe, chief merchandiser of the various Babbitt Brothers stores, leaves the latter part of this week for Prescott, Phoenix, Tucson and the other points where there are Rabbit stores.
 Mrs. Frank M. Gold, wife of the county attorney, who was operated on last month at St. Joseph's, hospital, Phoenix, returned to her home here yesterday, very much improved in health.
 E. w. Fitzgerald says it wasn't painters collie, but something just as unpleasant that kept him in bed for several days, but he got up the first of the week, donned his smeary clo- thes and went to work again.
 James M. Barney, who had been here for several weeks on leave of ab- sence from the U. s. surveyor gener- aPs office at Phoenix helping to do some draughting for Captain J. B. Wrighty-county engineer, left on We'd nesday for home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Woolfolk came in on Monday from their Can yon Diablo ranch. They are respect lively worthy patron and worthy mat ron of the Eastern Star lodge, and came in to attend the big initiation ceremonies held in that lodge Tues day night.
 Dr. K. s. Miller was guest Friday and Saturday of Earl Boyer, at Nor mon Lake. He brought back a lot of fish and doves and glowing accounts of the great improvements Earl IS making on his ranch down there. One of the new things is large barn.
 John Zalaha, secretary-treasurer of the Apache Lumber Co.,, Cooley, drop ped in on us Saturday to spend a few days here on business. John says the turkeys down there are just aching to meet some of our local huntsmen and promise them the time of their lives if they heed the call of the weather and come.
 County Engineer J. B. Wright has just got out very complete map of this county, James B. Barney, of his office, being the draughtsman. It is 4x5 feet in size, shows section lines and every point in the county that has a name to go by. The captain hopes that it may be Autographed on mount ed cloth and thus be made available for anyone who wants copy.
 Peggy Hyland, the Fox movie star, and her husband and director, MT. Granville, who are travelling with a photographer taking scenes from coast to coast with which Miss Hy- land will illustrate series of travel ogues to be given in this country and Europe, last week visited Oak Creek, the Lava beds and Mormon Lake, then went to Montezuma We'll and Castle.
 Among Flagstaff visitors: P. F. Hurley, L. P. Dance, w. H. Sands, A. l.. Strong, E. c. Bettiam, l.. D. Col lins, Phoenix; o. G. Griffin, w. H. Morrison, Prescott; w. S. Natley, Leupp; Captain J. Duke and wife, A. B. Custom, Ft. Apache; R. M. Purcell, Holbrook; A. R. Warner and wife, Scottsdale; J. F. Daley and wife, Geo. Jackson and wife, Winslow; A. G. Sianz and wife, Tuba.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Browning (the bride formerly Mrs. Helen Knapp are expected home Saturday or Sunday from Galesburg, H., where they were married on the 14th at the home of the brides parents. Mrs. Browning will resume her duties as business sec retary at the Normal school, and work is piling up on Fred's desk at the Ari- zona Central bank. They will live in the home MT. Browning recently I Al | A. -f