The Coconino sun., 1921-09-23

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 Top-o-Peak brand soda wate in sterilized bottles.-Advertisement.
 Edmund, son of George Black Jr., drove to Sedona and Cottonwood, Sat urday.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized--Skylight City Bottling Works. I-Advertisement.
 Tanlac, that wonderful medicine, sold in Flagstaff by Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Advertisement.
 Liquor fines at the office of City Magistrate s. B. Gilliland one morn ing the first of the week totalled $95.
 Mrs. D. E. Lowery, who had been visiting old-time friends at Tuba City for several days, returned to Flag staff the first of the week.
 P. J. Moran, general office manager of the Babbitt interests, returned Wednesday from Winslow, where he went Sunday night on business.
 See Dr. Baker, Arizona's foremost optometrist, about your eyes and glasses. At Hotel Weatherford, Tuesday, Sept. 27.-Advertisement.
 Harry Gray was in from his Syca- more ranch the first of the week, and K. w. Watson was in from his spud farm out near Parks getting ready to dig.
 Judge J. E. Jones visited Williams on Monday to review some juvenile cases, and went to Prescott on Tues day to preside in superior court there for few days.
 Archdeacon Jenkins, of Phoenix, was in Flagstaff couple of days the first of the week. He is recovering from recent operation on his throat and is improving nicely.
 Ed Babbitt left Wednesday night for Phoenix on short business trip, mainly connected with getting a car or two, including a Buick 4, for the local Babbitt garage salesroom.
 Mrs. Quarrels and two children de- parted for Silver City, N. M., the last of last week to join their husband and | father who has taken a position as linotype operator at that place.
 Bishop Atwood of the Episcopal church, was a visitor in Flagstaff a short time Tuesday. He was on his way home to Phoenix from several weeks visit to Boston and eastern points.
 Wm. Allen, who had been visiting his old home town, Chicago, for the past month, returned Monday. Allen says the old town has grown so that it is scattered out on both sides of the track and covers part of the lake. 1 Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Jackson arrived here last week from Fl Paso, Texas to visit his uncle, J. D. Jackson, ana wife. On Tuesday the latter took their guests to Grand Canyon, foi their first view of the most beautiful wonder of the world.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Browning re turned Saturday from Galesburg, Ill. where they were married week agt F. last Wednesday, the bride formerly being Mrs. Helen Knapp. They art now settled ip their new home in thu northeastern part of town.
 John Verkamp drove to Grand Can yon the other day in three hours ant 40 minutes over the new road uE from Maine. This road is now 1T splendid shape, and all those wise tt the conditions of the other two roads to the Canyon are taking the new one
 A. Henderson Stockton, the Phoe nix attorney, whose business bring! him up this way every few weeks expects to buy or build summer home here, because he has found out what all of us who live here have known all along-that this is the idea summer climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. S. Roome spent Sunday at Grand Falls. They had as guests Mrs. Ashurst, mother of Sen ator Ashurst, and daughter, Mrs Maude West, and the latter's little daughter. Mrs. Ashurst and Mrs West left on Tuesday for their home in San Francisco.
 Last Friday, the 18th, was Mexican Independence day, and the local peo- pie who came from below the border devoted that day and the day before to celebration. The two days were given up to dancing, speech-making and general jollifcation, in which ev- eryone had a good time.
 w. P. Chambers, who had been spending a few days here with the T. A. Riordan family, left for Chicago in his auto Wednesday, expecting to make the trip within seven days: He came through on his way to Califor- mia this summer in ten days. MT. Chambers is son of Vice President Chambers of the Santa Fe and is in the law offices of the company at Chi cago.