The Coconino sun., 1921-10-21
Union Taxi Company, phone 75.-

LtliioH NTusIi III StcTlliLcu DOLLleS. Advertisement.
 Olaf Nelson loped in from Williams
 esterday for few hours loaf.
 Plenty of residence mail boxes left. Browns Newsstand.-Advertisement.
 Al Simms is building house in the west end of town for Ed Poston.
 Ever see an operation? We're cut ting up tire now. Flagstaff Vulcan izing Shop.-Advertisement.
 Normal school has issued invitations for a football dance, to be held at the auditorium tomorrow (Saturday) night.
 Tanlac is made of roots, herbs and barks and contains no minerals or op- iates. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Adver- tisement.
 Remember, tonight's the night! It's another of those lively, good-time dances at the armory, with the Waters music. Come.
 Will Marian is having the outside of his new house and the interior of his drug store painted. G. N. Baty is doing the house painting.
 Local men will at last have the op- portunity to bid on hay and feed for the armory horses, blanks for that purpose having juss been sent here.
 As time passes the indications grow stronger that there will be no further move made for new trial for Harry H. Nash, now serving time for the murder of Martin Schwab.
 Wesare taking the chance that you will protect us against loss in our showing of Dangerous Curve Ahead" at half and less the regular prices. At Orpheum next Monday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Sharp were in from Tuba City this week. He is su- perintendent there and his errand here was to try and find six people to enter government employ at Marsh Pass.
 Harry Henderson came up from Congress Junction last Friday night to spend the weekend with old friends here and note the changes since the days when he sheriffed for this coun- ty.
 On page 5, this issue, Babbitt Bros. advertise some very attractive special prices good until the end of next week, and some extra-specials good next Wednesday only.-Adver- tisement.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Tillman and the Misses Ardelle and Louise Switzer and Olive Mcclure spent from Friday un- til Sunday night touring the Long Valley and Tonto Basin country, going down as far as Pine.
 City council Monday night appoint ed Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. J. F. Walker members of the Flagstaff public library board to succeed Mrs. c. T. Woolfolk, Mrs. w. s. Borum and Mrs. o. H. Richad- son, who had resigned.
 Next Tuesday night at the Orpheum is Elks night, and the attraction is "The Land of Hope" with Alice Brady as star. It is the absorbing love story of two young Polish immigrants to this country, and has many heart throbs and many laughs.
 Recent visitors: R. T. Dykes, Jack Brace, L. F. Wilson, Phoenix; Wm. J. Daze, Ed Williams, Winslow; J. R. Beloat, Liberty; Ed Hamilton, Will iams; J. B. Smith, OAK Creek; J. o. Clifford, Tucson; Chas. Swanson, Mrs. w. P. Stuart, Prescott; c. L. Chilson, Payson.
 City council Monday night instruct ed City Engineer J. B. Wright to get the depth of water in the Fort Valley wells, to take levels, etc., and complete all data necessary in determining the relative value of the Fort Valley and Switzer Canyon sites for city water development.
 J. M., Mrs. C. NJ. and Miss Grace Witherspoon, of Chicago, who spend part of every fall here, arrived few days ago and with Mrs. L. R. Hall, proprietor of the Weatherford hotel. have been taking in Mount Elden and the Cliff Dwellings and will spend to- day at Oak Creek.
 Recent visitors here: Charles We'll ard and wife, Joe Hall and wife, Cot tonwood; Jack Barber, Payson; I. P. McConkey, Phoenix; w. M. Cook, Geo. R. Fausett, Tucson; Chas. K. Scholey, Prescott; E. w. Melick, Harold Greene, Williams; P. A. Morse and wife, l.. Scott, Holbrook.
 J. H. Coons, general agent for the Mutual Life Insurance company, with headquarters at Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff yesterday conferring with w. R. McClurken, the local live wire of that company. MT. Coons says conditions down Prescott and Jerome way are rapidly improving.
 Jack Robinson writes from Kansas City that he expects to be. located there until about the first of the year. He requested literature with which to convince some of the skeptical that the Grand Canyon is in Arizona and that there are such things as snake dances. They thought Jack was stringing them.
 Mrs. Ed Randolph and Miss Laura Paris were called to Dodge City, Kans. A few days ago by the serious illness of Mrs. Randolph's mother and sister, who are also Miss Paris grandmother and mother. The older lady, Mrs. | Laura Paris, died soon after they reached there. She was the mother, also, of Lige Baker, of Flagstaff, and | of Mrs. Bert Fair. An