The Coconino sun., 1921-04-29
Home of ham and-Benders.

Union Taxi Company, phone 75. If G. N. Baty, pioneer painting con- tractor, S22 Railroad avenue. Phone 249-J. 4-8-h
 H. R. Phillio, of Los Angeles, is at the Arizona Central bank doing few weeks special accountancy work. l Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Rush are driv- ing around in big new Chandler car, which they bought in Phoenix, where they had been for a weeks visit.
 Mrs. c. A. Black intends returning to Los Angeles the last of this week, to remain there until Chester, Jr., is through with the spring high school term.
 A. c. Neff, the piano tuner, has been at Sullivan & Taylor's this week. MT. Neff has many friends here, where he has been before. He form erly owned a music store in Canada.
 You really ought to read the par ticulars about the cleanup and paint up campaign in Flagstaff-part of a nationwide movement-described on pages 8 and of this issue of The Sun.
 John w. Weatherford came up from Phoenix the other day and says work will begin within ten days on the Flagstaff to Peaks boulevard, which he hopes to have ready for automobile travel this summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Nelson returned the last of last week from Redvale, Colo, where they had been visiting Herman's folks during his three weeks vacation. They went the west ern route, returning through New Mexico.
 Get your reserved seats for the Elks' show next Tuesday night from w. Ross Denman, at City Drug store. No extra charge for those holding seq son books. All others, reserved seats 30 cents.
 Mrs. Paul Finn lett Saturday night for Los Angeles, with her little one and MT. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson's lit tie daughter, Josephine. Mrs. Finn will visit for a few weeks with her relatives and the doctors, and little Miss Wilson with MT. and Mrs. F.. M Brown.
 E.. F.. Lowry decided that as long as he isn't married and there are enough carpenters here, he might just as well migrate elsewhere for few months; so he left on Monday for his old home Merriam, Kans., where he will spend the summer showing them how to put up houses as they ought to put them up in Flagstaff.
 Cleanest cafe in town-Bender's. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Foster, of Stock. ton, Kans., who stopped off here the latter part of last week to visit MT and Mrs. Frank NJ. Gold, left this week for home. They had been spend ing the winter in Texas and Califor mia. MT. and Mrs. Gold took them out to Schulz Pass Saturday, but ran in to snow drift behind Elden mountain and had hard time backing out of it Mrs. Robert Emmet is now clerkin, in Will Marlar's drug store. Mir. Elm I met has taken up homestead at For Valley. Mrs. Emmet, who formerl, was Miss Ewell, lived until her mar , riage seven years ago with MT. ant
 Mrs. F.. M. Davis, at Fort Valley |, Since they left here for the east, thei home has been in Illinois most of tn, e time. Mir. Emmett was across the bi, ' pond helping save the world. At the Battery "A" dance at th f armory Friday night, Jim Tillman an, f w. s. Beard passed a paper aroun' | among battery members for subsclip . tions to the fund to furnish clul f rooms at the battery. About $50 wa collected in few minutes that night
 and more is coming in every day. This with the profits from the first danc
 and from other dances to be given a 5 regular intervals this summer, vii give the boys an early start in carry ing out their plans.
 . Mir. and Mrs. Fred Rowe are yer,
 happy over the birth of little daugh
 ter. Mrs. Rowe is at Mercy hospital Jimmie Turpin found pressin, , clothes too monotonous yesterda, morning and went out and bought !, box of fat, juicy cigars, which he pass ed around among his many friends He was justly exuberant over the ar . rival of a handsome son and heir . which weighs only little over min,
 pounds, yet has already taken hi
 place as the boss of the family.