The Coconino sun., 1921-07-29

ouPSiiVL Souil oeSlHs tne summer term on Monday.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot tles.-Advertisement.
 i Mrs. J. F. Davis and son, James. left the first of the week for Michi- gan to visit relatives.
 i Parts and expert repairing for all i kinds of sewing macrines. Sullivan & Taylor.-3-11 If. Advertisement. Sergeant J. c. Macklin and Ira Dougherty spent couple of days this week at Mormon Lake, fishing. l A bum repair is an abomination and sin. We guarantee our work. Flag staff Vulcanizing Shop.-Advertise ment.
 Tom Phelan and Fred Hart caught no bass at Mormon Lake on Sunday accepting their count, of course, as accurate.
 Mrs. Winifred L. DuRay has been at home from the bargain basement at the Rabbit store for several days, her illness caused by her teeth. For money-saving pointers of value to every person in this county, read the J. c. Penney advertisement in this issue of The Sun.-Advertisement.
 Walter Phifer, the Doney Park rancher missing all of the earlier rains, was visited by a gully-washer on Monday that gave him all he could use.
 Mrs. Archie Hogan returned the last of last week from Albuquerque, where she went several weeks ago because of the illness of her mother, who is now much better.
 Mir. and Mrs. Freeman Spinney, who have been living in Winslow for sev. eral months, visited friends here this week on their way to California, where they will make their home. Mrs c. S. Cunningham, of Phoenix, arrived here Sunday to visit Mrs. Charlie Isham, and she and Mrs. lsham left for Oak Creek the first of the week to spend couple of weeks.
 Dr. Oscar c. Bartlett, state field en- tomologist, left the other day for Boston, Mass, having received word of the death of his father, whose home was there. His wife had been there for some time.
 Uncle" Tom Brown was in the first of the week from his Marshall Lake summer range, smiling over the first rain of the season that had just visit ed him and in less than half an hour filled two tanks level full of water.
 County Agricultural Agent Francis A. Chisholm left on Monday for Del Norte, Colo, on vacation. His father | is very successful spud raiser, of that section. end Francis expects to give and get lot of spud pointers.
 Mrs. Mary Fish, of Los Angeles, and her youngest daughter and a granddaughter, arrived on Sunday for a fornight's visit with her brother, Tom Phelan, after which she will wis., it her sister at Anita, Mrs. W. H. Lockridge. M
 James F. Barney, of Phoenix, is back in Flagstaff and has taken up his old job as draughtsman in County Engineer J. B. Wright's office. Barney left here for Phoenix nearly two years ago, and says he believes he is now thoroughly baked.
 Our candy kitchen is becoming more popular every day. Come in and see us make candy, note how clean every- thing is and taste how. good our candy is. You'll be regular patron.-Bail- ey's, in former Style Shop store, Le- roux street.-Advertisement.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Draine, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt and Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw drove to Montezuma's We'll and Castle and back on Sunday. At the former place they met MT. and Mrs. Dewey Webber, who drove over from Jerome to spend the day with them.
 Mrs. Carl Thornberg, nee Miss Eb- bic Mckinney, who with her little daughter Billie had been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. David Lewis for few weeks, left Monday evening with her husband for their home in Louisiana. Mir. Thornberg arrived a few days before to return with his