The Coconino sun., 1921-08-19
THE COCONINO SUN

 P. w. Crum, of Parks, was in town on Monday.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- advertisement.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot tles.-Advertisement.
 Best food and cleanest service at Bender's cafe.-Advertisement. All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottiins Works. Advertisement.
 Jim Girdner, deputy forest super visor, just now stationed at By ranger station, was in town the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Graham are very happy over the arrival at their home of pretty. lively eight pound daugh- ter, Torn yesterday morning.
 Dewey Webber came up from Jer- orne the first part of the week for a few days visit with home folks. His wife had been here more than week. Francis A. Chisholm, county agri- cultural agent returned the last of lest week from Del Norte, Colo, where he had been spending vacation on the l old home farm.
 Mrs. Frank B. Richmond left this week for fortnight's visit with her sister in Bakersfield. Calf. Her hus- band is now at Ft. Bliss for encamp- ment.
 Chet Alexander, accompanied by Mrs: Alexander and baby, are guests at the home of Mrs. Alexander's par ents, MT. and Mrs. James Byron. Chet is taking week off from his duties as pressman on the Prescott Couries.
 So many people have told us we make the best homemade candy they ever ate! Sure! You'll say it is if you try if. It's fresh and clean. Made and sold in former Style Shop store, Leronx street. Bailey's Candy Kitchen. Advertisement.
 At delegate meeting of the Coun- tv Farm Bureau held here on Mon day. L. w. Cureton, of Williams, sec- retary of the Bureau, was chosen as it's salaried business agent, to order twine. bags, etc, for the farmers, and to sell their spuds.
 The celebrated John Doe, not so prosperous as he frequently has been in the past, arrived here last week. He was arrested for bootlegging on Thursday, night and gave $50 bond before Magistrate s. B. Gilliland for appearance next morning; then jump ed the bond.
 Walter Stevenson left for Anita on Tuesday to build new school house. Rather, he left three times that day. Ire first time he got on a train that didn't carry local passengers. He got off. Next he got on train forgetting to check his baggage. He got off. Tne next train he got on he stayed on.
 Ora Smith, of San Bernardino. was in Flagstaff the first of the week for a few days, visiting Dan Francis, whom he had not seen since they were kids together back in Missouri on ad- joining farms. Mir. Smith is now travelling out of San Bernardino for a Los Angeles firm and avows he is coming back to Flagstaff again.
 Last Sundays scheduled game here ~isu w lHSiOW Ilttu tO Dt DObtpO0eu De- cause of wet grounds. This made the third successive game that old Jupiter Pluvius knocked us out of. Perhaps he will let up little now in his prod ipality with water, unless he has af- filiated himself with the Sunday oh- servance league, in which case he will probably keep right on being mean.
 Attorney Paul w. Schenck. of the counsel in defense of Harry H. Nash, had a birthday-his 47th-yesterday He celebrated it. as he says he does most of his birthdays, by hard work and in wondering how he should re- spond to telegram he received dur ing the afternoon from the Los Angel es Examiner asking for telegraphed story on the Kennedy -Burch- Oben- chain mystery.
 City Magistrate s. B. Gilliland opened up court at city hall at 8 o'clock Saturday night to take care of three alleged poker prayers brought before him. Each was fined $50. c. Guinges and Celso Valles paid part of their fines and were allowed to go with the understanding that they would pay the rest. Ambrosio Hernandez, who may have got the worst of the :, poker game, hasn't the money and is in city jail.
 Good eats at Bender's cafe.-Ad- yprfi fisement