The Coconino sun., 1921-09-09
Good eats at Bcnder's cafe.--Ad-


 Dannie Francis visited friends in Williams Sunday and Monday.
 From soup to nuts, it's all good at Renders cafe.-Advetirsement.
 Miss Dorothy Hyde left Tuesday night for Santa Fe, to attend school. Lon Thomas was up from Oak Creek Wednesday with produce from his noted rNch.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized--Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 Mrs. w. S. Borum and two little sons, who had been visiting at Vernon, this state, returned last Friday. A bum repair is an abomination and sin. We guarantee our work. Flag staff Vulcanizing Shop.-Advertise- ment.
 Mrs. H. L. Rice and two children, of Reno, Nevada, are here visiting Mrs. Rice's sister, Mrs. James B.. Wright.
 l Milo R. Mecham, preparatory to go- | ing to the coast for few weeks va- cation from his Flagstaff Tuba City mail route, became an Elk on Tues day night.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson spent part of the weekend visiting Mir. and Mrs. Ira Hart, at "Blow-Ou ranch, south of here.
 Mrs. Tom L. Rees and little daugh- ter, Barbara, returned Saturday from California, where they had been for several weeks visiting Mrs. Rees' rel atives.
 Editor c. A. Wrenn, of the Flor ence Blade-Tribune, was a visitor in Flagstaff the first of the week. He had been on tour of the north with his family.
 Jack LeBarron, the sheepman, left yesterday with his family for Phoenix where they expect to spend the winter. Their address will be 91S N. Sixth street during their stay.
 Si Perkins, who has jerked throt- tie on the Santa Fe for the past few hundred years, was in Flagstaff yes terday, accompanied by Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Perkins is visiting friends in Williams.
 Mrs. Frank B. Richmond returned a few days ago from Bakersfield, Cal, where she had been visiting her sis ter while Frank was helping Battery "A" make record at summer en- campment.
 Rev. Father c. Vabre recently cap- tured some mission grapes down in James canyon, southwest of Flagstaff from vines supposed to have been planted there many years ago by Spanish padres.
 Love, some say, is the insane de sire of a crazy man to pay some wom- ans board bill for life. Fred Lusk claims that love is the anticipation of some homemade bread, baked with Flavo Flour.-Advertisement.
 Early-in-the-week visitors here |. were: Cecil H. Miller, J. J. McNulty H. F. Warner, Sol Rosenblad, Phoen. ix; Dorothy E. Sykes, Miami; Vim Harman, Oatman; V. H. Driner, Wins. law; John H. Pearce, Taylor. The county board of supervisors held their regular monthly meeting or Tuesday. Chairman Fred Caring ant w. H. Campbell, of Flagstaff, ant Billy Rittenhpuse, of Williams, tho three members, all were present. Dick Connor spent Friday and Sat. urday of last week in Phoenix, where two things especially impressed him the heat, and the appearance of the recently flooded section. The capitol lawn was covered with state records laid out there to dry.
 Carl Antille, arrested a couple of weeks ago by Undersheriff s. O. Thompson for alleged stealing of sev. eral sheep from M. I. Powers, was giv- en preliminary hearing Tuesday by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd and bound over to superior court.
 Mrs. L. R. Switzer, mother of Mrs. Stanley Skyes and w. H. Switzer, is here visiting them. Her home is in San Francisco. Her youngest daugh- ter, Mrs. Marcelle Harbelin, of San Francisco, will be here in a short time for two weeks visit, after which she and her mother will go to Phoenix to visit other relatives. l NIT. ana MTS. CldFence Durndm ana little baby arrived in Flagstaff the latter part of last week and are the guests and Grandpa and Grandma w. w. Durham. They have been visiting a few weeks with Mrs. Durham's par ents in Winslow and will remain here for a couple of weeks before going to their home at Douglas.
 George Myers, cashier of the Ari- zona Lumber & Timber Co.,, who with Mrs. Myers had been spending three weeks on the coast, put in the first six months of that time at Catalina Is- land and the balance at the home of MT. Myers brother, at Long Beach. George got home last week, Mrs. My CTS remaining on the coast for the rest of this month.
 It is reported that the proprietors of the store at the junction of the Winslow- Grand Canyon road are rout- ing travellers to Grand Canyon over the east road and away from Flag |