The Coconino sun., 1921-09-02

| SNNth AOta ii DOIIlCS.- l-Advertisement.
 Bender's Cafe is the best place to eat.--Advertisement.
 Al. Smith, a prominent COW keep CT at Ash Fork, was in Flagstaff Fri day on business.
 Saturday Special-fresh homemade peanut brittle, BOG ID. Baiiey's Candy Kitchen.-Advertisement.
 Mir. and Mrs. Don Chisholm were in 1 for few hours yesterday from their ranch down below Lake Mary.
 Dr. and Mrs. Suit, of Phoenix, who had been here for some time visiting friends, left this week for home.
 Saving tires is saving money. Let us show you how. Flagstaff Vulcaniz- ing Shop. Phone 63.-Advertisement
 Mrs. John Juhl, of Williams, mother of Mrs. Dick Connor, is spending the week here with MT. and Mrs. Connor
 A bum repair is an aDomination and a sin. We guarantee our work. Flag staff Vulcanizing Shop.-Advertise- ment.
 E. J. Babbitt, of Cincinnati who ar rived. here few days ago to visit his brothers, is spending. few days in California.
 Miss Cornelia Dockstader left last Friday evening for her home in Los Angeles to remain few weeks be- fore returning to Flagstaff.
 Fred J. Lusk advertised some work teams for sale in The Sun last week and so far has sold three teams. Does it pay to advertise in The Sun?
 Geo. D. Mcbride, of Black Bill Park was in town Tuesday. George says his 20 acres of spuds are going to give him lot of pleasant hauling to do this fall.
 The forest service has completed be. tween three and four miles of very good road on Yellow Jacket hill, in the Blue Ridge section, at cost of about $1O,000.
 Charles Morrow, who was noted in the old days by carrying a "hog-leg" came back from a sojourn in the south Monday and is repeating himself among his friends.
 Warren McArthur, of McArthui Brothers, the Phoenix automobile dis. tributors, and his family arrived hert this week and will camp for abou, two weeks somewhere in this vicinity
 George A. Fleming, who had beer spending most of his time for the last several weeks around home here, Jeff Wednesday for headquarters, tho Rabbit wholesale dry goods house al Phoenix.
 More than q hundred ladies attend ed the last boxing show. These en tertainments are finding favor witt them. Come to the boxing show a the Orpheum Monday night-Adver tisement.
 : Announcements have been receivet by the brides friends in this city O. the marriage in San Francisco, o, July ', of Mrs. Frances Josephin, Manning to Robert Arthur Whitson { of that city.
 Harry Henderson, who had been al : here for a few days chinning with a. |. many of his friends as could gethe round, left the first of the week fo his own bailiwick, down Congres Junction way.
 E. H. Duffield, the sheepman of th, White Mountain country, was in Flag staff Friday. He says feed is grow ing so fast over his way that he hat to move out to keep from getting los in the tall grass.
 W. F. Griffin returned WednesdaN from business trip to Denver ant Chicago and with Mrs. Griffin ant Mrs. George Cotton, who had beer here visiting friends, left that day fol their home in Grand Canyon.
 Among recent Flagstaff visitors Robert Roseo, Kingman; J. 5. Smith Oak Creek; Miss G. Gibson, Fort Mo jaye; L. McLanahan, Ferg Fay, Globe Roger Swisher, Montezuma Lodge Harry Green, Spring Valley; Mir. anc Mrs. J. F. Seymour, Prescott; w. E Davis, Phoenix.
 Charlie Isham, of the Arizona Cent. ral bank, who with his little daughter had been spending his vacation visit ing relatives and old friends in Chi. cago, Pttsburg, Cincinnati, Philadel. pnld anu ENeW Iotk, SOt Ddck OdIur- day night. This was his first trir back home in eight years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Challener of Taylor, Texas, who had been here visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson left for home the last of last week They had spent seven summers in Los Angeles and Colorado, but now believe this is the best place of all and are coming back to spend all of next sum. mer here.
 Colonel James H. McClintock, state historian, who had been taking in the snake dance and other points of in terest here for a week or more, left Sunday night for Winslow and from there expects to go on to Santa Fe to look up ancient Arizona records of E the time when Arizona was q part ot !, New Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bader, of Need. les, accompanied by their three young. est daughters and youngest son, have been visiting here for couple of weeks with their on/Dolph. and some