The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29

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 You'll like Bender's restaurant best.
 Mrs. T. F. Stahl left Friday night for Phoenix, where she will spend several days visiting friends.
 Bob Taylor is back at business at the Sullivan & Taylor store, feeling somewhat peaked after his recent siege with quinsy, but rapidly coming back to form.
 Ramon Also, the sheepman, is back from the southern part of the state and says it won't be long now before he will be in shape to spend the next few months at home here.
 Paint is much lower than few months ago, and so is oil. Manufac. turers say it has reached the bottom price. It is poor economy to delay painting building that needs it.
 Mir and Mrs. E. A. Ericsson, oi McGaffey, N. M.. will leave for home this week, after spending a couple ot weeks visiting Mrs. Ericsson's par ents, MT. and Mrs. August Johnson.
 Jack Smith and Jess Howard, oi Oak Creek; George B. McNelly, ot Winslow, and John Byrd, of Tuba City, were among Flagstaff visitors registered at the Weatherford this week.
 The little child of Mir. and Mrs Thos. A. Smith was painfully scald. ed few days ago when it overturn. ed pan of hot water, but is recover ing nicely. Mrs. Smith was Miss Sadie Erwin.
 James c. Tillman has the founda. ton laid and lot of the other work done in building new stone residence for his family on North Leroux street near the home that his father-in-law Moses Anspach, built last summer.
 Among Flagstaff visitors at the Weathelford this week were: Clyde Poison. deputy assessor. of Williams P. D. Berry, of Grand Canyon; M. T Connors, of Parks; Gus Erickson, of Bellemont. and A. w. Atkinson ana wife, of Phoenix.
 H. Yarnell dropped off work at hi' ranch in Kendrick Park long enough on Saturday to come into town and have a little visit with some of hi. friends. He says things out that wa, are looking fine, with the spring worl well advanced and plenty of moisture
 Best place to eat-Bender's.
 M. T. Connors, one of the substan tial ranchers of the Spring Valley section, was in Flagstaff Wednesda, on business. MT. Connors says ranch CTS in his vicinity have about com pleted their spring blowing and tha there is a very good prospect for goot crops there this year.
 Finder of mans left gauntlet glove black, will please leave it at Mrs Powers hat shop and receive reward
 Two marriage licenses yesterday Campbell Wolfe, 21, and LaRue More head, IS. both of Williams, and Al bert l.. Call. 36, and Esther Bowles 23. both of Los Angeles.
 Deputy Assessor John H. Morrison has the news of the birth of littl son to his neice, Mrs. Guy Carleton Chamberlain, of St. Louis, formerl an Arizona girl. John says he won ders how it happened that himself an his brother, Bob Morrison, the Pres colt attorney, are grand uncles at thei immature age.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Buckbee left las week for Los Angeles, where.the will visit for some time with Ni Buckbee's mother in the hope that tn rest and change in altitude will b beneficial to Mir. Buckbee's health which has been failing for some time His trading post interests at Kayent are being looked after by o. K Cool
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Hill arrive here last week from Morenci, whe, Mr. Hill was employed with th Phelps-Dodge people until that COT poration closed down short time agc They intend locating here permanent ly. Mrs. Hill was formerly Mis- Frances Ormond, of this city, and say she is happy over, the prospect o again making her home here.
 James Ryerson, brother of Mrs. J C. Kelly, who made many friends dur ing his recent visit with Mir. and Mrs Kelly, is back again, this time to sta, He has given up his road position wit the Dalton advertising adding ma chine people to sell Columbia phono graphs, Baldwin pianos, electric sew ing machines, washing machines an dish washers for Sullivan & Taylor