The Coconino sun., 1921-06-24
Take her to Bender's restaurant.

lake ner to benders feStaurant. Lemon Crush in sterilized bottles. Top-o-Peak brand soda water in sterilized bottles.
 Jim Rupe, of Maine, was meander- ing around our city yesterday. l New and used tires at bargain prices-Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop. Mrs. Cecil Lugar went to Los An geles this week for hospital treat ment.
 at Oak Creek.
 David ,Babbitt is home again from Los Angeles.
 County Assessor Wm. Beeson and family are spending a few days at Grand Canyon.
 Dr. M. o. Dumas was in part of the week from his summer ranch down south of here.
 Mike, Dennis and Jack O'Brien and c. D. Sanderson, of Parks, were in town on business yesterday.
 Jim Girdner, in charge of the Blythe ranger station. said ''howdy" to some of his friends here this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jimmie Lewis and Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Seay had picnic dinner at Elden springs on Sunday.
 Roger Morse. of the Arizona Cen tral bank staff, and Mrs. Morse are spending a couple of weeks at Oak Creek.
 The M. A. Burns Mfg. Co. has brought suit on a promissory note against Lewis F. Anderson, the car penter.
 Western Electric sewing machines and White and Singer treadle ma chimes for sale or rent. Sullivan & Taylor. If. yAs
 Mrs. W. H. Switzer and two sons and Mrs. Jack Diamond are at Ash Fork visiting Mrs. Eugene Campbell for several days.
 A lot of fans spent part of Sunday at the ball grounds, raising the cen ter of the diamond to provide drain age in case of rain.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Parts and expert repaiI.ing for all
 kinds of sewing machines. Sullivan
 & Taylor. 3-11-tf.
 County Attorney Frank M. Gold and County Interpreter Ed. Priest spent Tuesday in Williams in con- nection with an investigation into some recent robberies there.
 Luscious steaks at Bender's. MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Walter L. Lindblom, Mrs. Helen Knapp and her sister, Miss Fayette Weinburg, and Fred Browning, Hugh McGookin, and MT. and Mrs. C. c. Schwarz were among those who visited Mormon Lake, Sunday.
 c. A. Winterholer and wife, of Prescott, accompanied by the latter's sister and her husband, arrived Sat urday on their way overland from Oklahoma to California, stopping here until Tuesday to visit Mir. Winter. holer's sister, Mrs. Arthur Foster, and family. It
 At meeting of the players on Tuesday night, the baseball team elect ed Dad Thurman, the old-time coach, who is also wizard at second base, to be captain. The boys are practic- ing every night now and promise to give good account of themselves when Williams comes next Sunday.
 The frost the latter part of last week played the deuce with many fine gardens in and around town and nip ped good many fields of spuds. Most of the latter were not far enough ad- vanced to be seriously hurt, though there were some fields, planted early, that were about ruined.
 Amos Montana, messenger at the Western Union, and Miss Alice Cha vaz, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jose Chavez, were married by Justice of Peace R. J. Kidd on Monday night. Their witnesses were Mir. and Mrs. John Velasquez. Now that felicita- tions are coming in so fast the young married couple have decided to go right to housekeeping and are liv- ing at 501 w. Tombstone Ave. Katherine, oldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F.. M Brown, of Los Angel es, and Irving, one of her brothers, arrived on Monday to spend several weeks with their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning. Josephine, little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, who had been visiting her cousines, the Browns, came home with them.
 1 Joe Tafoya came up Wednesday from Prescott to see his old friends here. On the way here he met Jose Leon Garcia of Atarque, N. M., who claims to have been one of the first visitors to the site of Flagstaff, when he drove through as government teamster with a six-mule team. He failed to say what outfit he was with, but it must haze been with Lieut.. Beale.
 Ike Wheeler, son Fred and Jack Withers of King1man, drove in We'd