The Coconino sun., 1921-05-13
For good eats, go to Bender's.

For good eats, go to Bender's. c. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor, 822 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J. 4-S-tf Carload fresh oranges for sale at wholesale on team track at Leroux street, Syt G AA Buy China Life Savings Stamps of the children Sunday. Three cents saves life three days.
 J. P. Wilson, cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, left this week for Den yer on short vacation. w. D. Draine has joined the selling force at Billy Switzers hardware and general merchandise store. Lewis Kelly was on Monday sap- pointed by the city council as driver of the fire truck, to succeed George See.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lusk leave to- night for Los Angeles, where they will spend week on general vaca- tion. s 44 Special sale on Folger's Golden Gate Coffee May 13 and IA. Can of coffee free with each purchase. Ask your grocer.
 C. D. Sanderson and Mike and Den his O'Brien, all Spring Valley farm CTS, were among the Flagstaff visi- tors this week.
 | Warren Bros. Construction Co. will have their force up here next week and begin work on the bithulitlic paw ing of the Old Trails at once.
 Billy Switzer is hitting the already groggy O. H. c. of L. jolt right between the eyes. He tells about it in an advertisement on another page.
 Mrs. Charlie Clark and little sons, who had been spending the winter with Mrs. Clark's parents in Okla homa, returned the latter part of last week.
 Lewis Kelly is conquering an un- bending neck, said lack of tractibility being due to a venomous caibuncle that camped on the back of the said isthmus.
 D. w. Jeffery feels that he is a much more experienced man than he used to be. Also he is full of joy. All caused by the birth of a pretty little daughter at his home. m
 C. R. Stone, the veteran photo- grapher of Needles, arrived in Flag staff the first of the week and will spend the summer at his cozy little ranch down on Oak Creek as is his usual yearly custom.
 Mrs. Nettie Woodson, formerly Miss Nettie Stewart, who attended Normal school here, died recently at her home in Jefferson City, Mo. Her husband, pr. w. H. Woodson, of Liberty, Mo-, died in 1905. She was a granddaugh- ter of former Governor Reynolds, of Missouri. 3Q
 Mir. and Mrs. James McRae, Mrs. H. C. Lockett and J. D. Dunn drove up from Phoenix, arriving here on
 Saturday. MT. Dunn will visit hers
 for few days and attend to some
 business matters. Mrs. Lockett will
 live at the Lockett ranch. just west oi
 town, this summer, and Mir. and Mrs McRae will be her guests until colo
 weather comes again.
 A. T. Cobb, who some eighteer years ago was manager of the Santa Fe tie pickling plant at Bellemonr
 and well known to many of the olt timers. returned this week with hi wife and will make their home a Riordan, where MT. Cobb will be em ployed by the McGonigle Lumbe
 Company. The Cobbs have been Twin, . in Long Beach for number of years 5 Miss Florence Bart, who had beer on vacation for a month from he , work in the dry goods department a Babbitt's, returned a few days ago l accompanied by her mother, Mrs. M : E. Bart, who had been on the coas for several months. They visited
 Los Angeles and San Francisco, ant
 with Mrs. Bart's daughters, Mrs Schlosser, of Varaville, and Mrs. Gag of Fresno.
 Francis D. Crable, who has prac ticed law here for several years, i.
 preparing to move to Ohio, about tn, middle of next month, where he vii
 open law offices.
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