The Coconino sun., 1921-08-26

us show you how. Flagstaff Vulcaniz- ing Shop. Phone 63.--Advertisement.
 Ever see an operation? We're cut ting up tire now. Flagstaff Vulcan izing Shop.-Advertisement. Dr. M. G. Fronske returned early this week from Oak Creek, where he had been spending week or so, rest ing up.
 L. w. Cureton, of Williams, secre- tary and business agent of the County Farm Bureau, was here yesterday on business.
 Mrs. E. H. Burr, who had been here for the past two months attending the Normal school, left for her home at Laredo, Texas.
 John Zalaha, secretary-terasurer of the Apache Lumber Co.,, of Cooley, left the first of this week for home after several days here on business.
 T. E. Pollock returned the last of last week from Chicago, where he had been for several days on business. He stopped over in Kansas City for a day.
 The three Misses Railing, of Albu- querque, on their way home from the coast, stopped here for few days visit with Mrs. Tom Phelan. They leave tomorrow.
 P. J. Moran, general manager of Babbitts', left on Tuesday for King man, Oatman, Needles and the other towns in that vicinity, on general tour to note conditions.
 Harry Hibten, chief clerk of the firm of Whiteside & Hibben, at Miami, where they are helping the state to make roads, was in Flagstaff the first of the week visiting old friends.
 More than hundred ladies attend ed the last boxing show. These en- tertainments are finding favor with them. Come to the boxing show at the Orpheum Monday night.-Adver- tisement.
 Charles Isham, of the Arizona Cen tral bank, and his little daughter left the latter part of last week for Gin cinatti, where they will spend a couple of weeks among Charley's old home folks.
 Hugh Tillman, accompanied by Raymond Pressnell, left Saturday for Los Angeles, returning this week. They drove over with car that had been left at Tillman Brothers White Garage for repair.
 Mrs. James H. Ferris, of Joliet, H., arrived here yesterday to join her husband and stay for a month with MT. and Mrs. Bert Haskett. MT. Fere riss is just now down in the Payson country, collecting specimens of snails.
 So many people have told us we make the best homemade candy they ever atei Sure! You'll say it is if you try it. It's fresh and clean. Made and sold in former Style Shop store, Leroux street Bailey's Candy Kitchen. Advertisement.
 Judge E. J. Babbitt, of Cincinnati is visiting his brothers in Flagstaff for a couple of weeks. Judge Rabbit says that conditions are rapidly i'm proving back east though the east was bad hit when the financial storm struck the country.
 Jack White, the coast heavyweight will second Spider Kelly Monday night during the latter's 10-round fight with Wild Bill Tanner. Whites object in coming is to get bout with Jack Rooney, the Winslow heavy who knocked Bartle out here two weeks ago.
 Hugh o. Morrison, state examiner last week and this has been making the annual check ON the various de- partments of the county government. He is brother of John H. Morrison, second assistant deputy assessor of this county. Assistant Examiner R. w. Treat. is also here.
 Danger of potato blight is believed now to be pretty much over, though the disease has affected the Doney Park crop slightly. The farmers are worrying about the continued rains, which are delaying harvesting. Much of the grain is now ready to cut, and some of 1t is lodging.
 c. w. Plumb, superintendent of tho meteor mining operations at Meteor Mountain, spent the first of the week in town, and no wonder, for it was announced Wednesday morning that during the preceding night Mrs. Plumb presented him with twins, a handsome boy and beautiful girl.
 Richard Underwood, boy living near the Normal school, was arrested by City Marshall R. L. Neill, charged with stealing U. s. revolver from John Moore, and another revolver from the Harper secondhand store. Both guns were recovered. The boy will be tried in juvenile court by Judge Jones.
 Carl Antille, who with Frank Greer was given suspended sentence of two years in 1919 by Judge J. E. Jones on a cattle ,nisbranding charge, was arrested the other day by Under-sher- if s. o. Thompson and landed in jail charged with stealing several sheep from M. I. Powers, three of which, it is alleged he frtchered. Antille lives on the Tom pulIam ranch.
 A. W. Watt came in from Tuba City Monday and claims to have built new road all the way through the