The Coconino sun., 1921-09-02
THE COCONINO SUN

Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- | Advertisement.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot
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 Martin Buggeln, of Williams, spent Monday here on business.
 Best food and cleanest service al Bender's cafe.--Advertisement.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Moore were in town Wednesday from their ranch out east of Cliffs.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. ] Advertisement.
 Clarence Gale was in Flagstaff this week from the big Indian educational center at Tuba City.
 Mrs. Matte Platten was granted divorce from Leslie platten this week by Judge J. E. Jones.
 Don't cuss your tires. All they need is a little tire surgery. Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop. Phone 63.-Adver- Itisement.
 l Dr. Roy Scanlon, the veterinary surgeon, returned last week from an extended trip to Texas where he visit ed relatives.
 Forest Supervisor K. G. Miller has ibeen spending most of his time during the last two weeks on reconnaissance work in the Mormon lake country. Les Clayton, the cattleman, came in from his range south, Monday. He says the range was never in better condition down his way than at the present time.
 Herman Krauch, of the Gallinas. N. M., forest nursery, arrived here a few days ago on assignment as assistant to Superintendent Pearson, of the Fort Valley experiment station.
 Sheriff Billy Campbell, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Faurot, of Weiser, Idaho, visited Montezuma Well and Castle this week. Billy says the mud down there was something terrific. | Mrs. Jesse Bushnell, wife of the Munds Park forest ranger, is ill at Mercy hospital, this city. She is said to be improving and will, it is believ- ed, be all right again in short time.
 Mrs. Tom L. Rees and little daugh- ter, Barbara, who have been visiting for several weeks with Mrs. Rees' rel atives in California, will return home tomorrow, both very much improved in health.
 Hugh Tillman and Raymond Pres nell, who had driven to Los Angeles week before with car that had been fixed up at the White garage for an Angelite, came home by train Sat urday night.
 Mrs. Sarah Ashurst, of Azura, Cal, mother of U. s. Senator Henry F.. : Ashurst, of this state, arrived the first of the week from Snowflake, where she had been on an extended visit, and is visiting among her many old time Flagstaff friends.
 J..D. Rupe, of Parks, who holds ] straight republicanism, as long as it is of the clean, upright variety, as a pretty good religion, was visitor yes terday. Mrs. Rupe's health is not good, and her husband has about de cided to take her to lower altitude } for year.
 Battery "A" boys will be back from summer encampment at Fort Bliss either Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. The boys have been very stingy with letters to the ome-folks, } and about all the news there is of them is that they are all getting along in fine shape.
 P. H. Nelson, general auditor of the Arizona Central bank system, went to Williams on Tuesday, to re- .f business connected with his own po- sition and partly to help out in the l work of Manager A. M. Root, who is : away just now on vacation.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish Sr., of Albuquer- que, who was once resident here, has been elected fellow in the American College of Surgery, an honor that comes to a few professional men in Canada and the United States each year and is awarded to those who have distinguished themselves in operative work.
 L. w. Cureton, secretary and busi- ness manager of the Coconino County Farm Bureau, has been spending sev- eral days recently in Flagstaff, meet ing local members and getting an in- ventory of the amount of binding twine and bags they will need for the grain and spud crops. There will be a delegate meeting of the Bureau here tomorrow.
 Assistant County Engineer Frank Goodman returned Tuesday from near Winslow. He had been clearing out a detour at two places on the new road to Winslow where the bridges had been washed out. In one case the bridge was washed clear down the draw. Supervisors Fred Caring and w. H. Campbell went down with him Wednesday to plan repairs.
 Fred Browning, of the Arizona Central bank, has found this week the longest in all his experience. Fred leaves tomorrow night for Galesburg, I'll where on Septamber Ia he ia to