The Coconino sun., 1921-08-05
Orange Crush in sterilized bottles.

Orange Crush in sterilized bottles. Advertisement.
 Renders Cafe is the best place to eat.-Advertisement.
 Rev. Luther B. Moore spent part of last week at Prescott, visiting his brother.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 Miss Bertha Keith. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin Keith, visited Miss Lou Stewart. Sunday. Mrs. B. England intends leaving the last of this month for fourteen months visit at her old home, in Ger many.
 Harvey Brown was back at his job at the Arizona Central bank Monday morning after two-weeks' vacation on the coast.
 Western Electric sewing machines and White and Singer treadle ma chimes for sale or rent. Sullivan & Taylor.-h. Advertisement.
 X. N. Sleeves, of Williams. attend ed court here this week. This genial lawyer looks younger and more chip per every time he comes up here. | State Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls, and Governor T. E. Campbell came up from Phoenix Tuesday morn- ing to attend the funeral of E. H. | Crabb.
 Police Magistrate S. B. Gilliland re- ceived word this week of the death of a cousin. George A. Gilliland, of Dan- vile. Ill.. who had been a clerk in the pension department at Washington for 39 years.
 Palace of Sweets ice cream, made in | Winslow. sold at Bailey's Confection- cry, 8 N. Leroux, Flagstaff. Take a pint or quart home. It is delicious. For your entertainments, party or pic mic, place your order at Bailey's. Ad- vertisement. 8-5-4t
 Mrs. Alice Woody and little son, of Los Angeles, Calif., have been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Martin Keith, on their ranch near Kendrick Park. Their daughter, Mrs. Ruby Langford and her two little sons, of Flagstaff, were also their guests last week.
 Rev. W. H. Took, who had been at- tending a To-day summer school al the University of Southern California and resting up for few days besides got home the latter part of last week He made the trip both ways in his automobile, his mother, Mrs. Louise Took, accompanying him. | George H. Lorimor, editor of the Saturday Evening Post, and his wife and two sons have been spending two weeks at Grand Canyon and on Sun. day Mir. Lorimor and the two boys went down Bright Angel Trail to look at the new suspension bridge. Mir Lorimor visits Grand Canyon every year.
 | George Black Jr., and his family came up from Sedona the first of the week, and George is as busy running the Lightning Delivery Co.,, which he bought last week from Fred Thomp- son and George Nichols, as he ever was on his ranches. Fred is staying on the job for while, at least, tc prevent George from being snowec under with work.
 II Mir. and Mrs. Paul s. Coffin anc Mir and Mrs. Chas. w. Lehr got home on Monday from Los Angeles, where they had been for month, having been attracted there by the Elks' con vention and being unable to leave when it was over because they were having such good time. They made the trip both ways in Mir. Lehr's car finding the trip coming back more comfortable than the out-trip, as il was ten degrees colder, the ther mometer registering only about 11( on the desert Saturday and Sunday. | D. W. Gilliland, of Clarkdale, left Tuesday after spending several day. here visiting his cousin, Police Magis trate s. B. Gilliland, whom he had last seen 35 years ago when the latter wal in the U. S. railway mail service. D | w. has taught IS years in the Indian service, at one time being superin. tendent of the Oklahoma Indian schools, but being transferred to Ari. zona at his own request. He Is 2 Greek letter fraternity man, and ht and Stuart Campbell, of the Arizona | Central bank, also Beta" got real chummy talking over college exper' fences.