The Coconino sun., 1921-06-17
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Coca Cola in sterilized bottles. Union Taxi Company, phone 75. ti
 Only American restaurant here Bender's.
 | c. B. Wilson journeyed to Holbrool on Sunday. on legal business. Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop now To- cated east of Waldhaus garage. If. All our bottles thoroughly steril ized-Skylight City Bottlinp Works. w. c. Davis of the J. c. Penney store, spent part of Monday in Will | jams.
 Decker Williams will leave today | for Los Angeles, for a two-weeks' va cation.
 Parts and expert renairing for al
 kinds of sewing machines. Sullivan
 g. Tavlor. 3-11-tf. Miss Ardelle Switzer is just now 2 member of the office force at the c
 4. Black grocery store. Now open for busiress in our new location. 21s East Railroad ave- Flagstaff Vulcanizinp Shop. tf
 p. n. Derry of Grand Canyon came to town the last of last week on three or four davs' business.
 Bob Koch of Phoenix. is at the horne of his parents. MT. and Mrs. l. B. Koch. for a few davs' vacation.
 Nice homemade candy: made fresh daily in the cleanest candy kitchen vor ever saw. Come in and 500 us make it. Rai,ev's in former Style Sion eto~o Inrrrx ctrnet. At
 Rev. B. R. Cocks sunerntendent of St. Luke home. PhOerix. was wis itor here this week He renorts that the rew summer home at Prescott vii, be ~oadv for occuparcv Iuly I.
 The Misses Rarbara. Lorise and Mp~v Rickel returned . few days aoo to their home here. All three of them had inst finished rnccessful wear at teaching in the southern part of the state.
 Dr. Baker, of Phoenix. the ontician. is he~e on one of his ree1'ar calls. He intends leaving here fo~ Long Beach. to look after some of his oil property there.
 Cor'iss Wheater. son of MT. and Mrs. Geo. C. Wheater, is home from Tucson. where he is student at the state university. to spend the sum mer here with his parents.
 Ira Hart was in town Wednesday from his ranch sopth Of here. getting readv to leave for Los Angeles. where his family are now visiCng and whore he will take in the sights for few weeks.
 Mrs. D. B. Worcester of Cameron, Texas. is herc visiting her dauphter. Mre. D. Fl. Gstes. Mrs. Gates and her mother left Tuesday for Riordan. where the former will make her home this summer.
 Joe Rickel who came here with his wife and little ono few days aoo to visit helatives. left Sunday for Phoe- rix. where he is now located. Mrs. Rickel and the baby will spend the rest of the s,Irmer here.
 "Nevvv" Smith manager of the tradin~ nosts at Tolchaco and Can won Diablo. was in town on Wednes- dav and left that nioht for Detroit to visit lis family and look after his mercantile business there.
 The express companv vii, accent money ar srnnIiee of any kind for free transnission 10 the food sufrer- ers at Pueblo and surrounding points. Anything # is desired to send rhnm sho"'d he taken to the express office at the denot
 A. T Sullivan has had balcony hui't in the rpar of his DrneswnlI Shop. on which he has n,ove~ his of- fee. the space under the balcony be- iro fitted with ehelvino +o tate care of additional goods. Walter '. Stew enson was the contractor in charge of the work.
 "Condurtor" Hopkins. who won his handle through long years of ser- vice on the Santa Fe. was in town tho first of the week in the interests of the rew oil comnanv which he and Charlie Rurlock and others are form ing to develop two half-sections of oil land aco,'ired during their recent visit to the Tampico oil fields.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Gassman, of San Diego, arrived Tuesday, after an extended visit in San Francisco and Los Angeles. to visit here with their son, Sidney Gassman, and wife. Mrs. Gassman will remain most of the summer. her husband leaving soon on his road duties for the O'Donnell Shoe Co.
 D. A. Gilchrist, the man who sends the prairie dogs to dog heaven, and his wife arrived here last Friday. He and Francis A. Chisholm. county farm agent, left Sunday morning for Clear Creek. fishing. On their return. MT. and Mrs. Gilchrist will go to Pres colt to remain until July 1, when they will return here for the balance of the summer.
 A. A. Dutton, of Kingman, arrived on Friday to spend few days here on business and to visit his many old time friends. A few weeks ago he was taken to Los Angeles in a very serious condition. His recovery was very slow until he returned to Ariz- ona, since when he has rapidly im- proved and is now on the way to his usual good health. There is no cli- mate like Arizona's to recuperate in. b C,,v uo1p,c pooraor or,pD sn.~.l..