The Coconino sun., 1921-08-26

Coca Cola in sterilized bottles j--Advertisement.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- | Advertisement.
 Delicious home cooking at Bender's cafe.--Advertisement.
 Dr. R. o. Raymond spent part of this week in Eolbrook.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Russell were in from their Fort Valley ranch on We'd nesday.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 | A bum repair is an abomination and a sin. We guarantee our work. Flag staff Vulcanizing Shop.--Advertise- ment.
 Washouts on the Santa Fe Satur- day night and Sunday morning, both east and west of Flagstaff, delayed trains several hours.
 It's up to the public whether there Il be any more boxing shows after next Monday night. The attendance then will decide.-Advertisement.
 Miss Margaret Palmer, who had been spending most of the summer here visiting her sister, Mrs. Del Strong, left for her home in Kilmar- mock, Va, on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mercy E. Stafford and son, Henry Stafford, arrived the last of last week from Phoenix, to visit for few weeks with Mir. and Mrs. George Ne gray. Mrs. Stafford is Mrs. Negray's mother.
 MT. Sprague, of the Los Angeles days reporting the Nash trial for his paper. Col. McClintock, Arizona state historian, is covering the case for the Los Angeles Times.
 There will be no baseball game Sun day. The Winslow team, scheduled to play, have disbanded. On learning the news, the local team followed suit, and will divide among the play CTS the $500 or more in the treasury.
 Miss Lura Kinsey, who had been taking special course of study at the Normal in Los Angeles this summer, returned Sunday morning and is pre- pairing to take up her work in the public schools here at the opening of the term.
 Palace of Sweets ice cream, made in Winslow, sold at Bailey's Confection- cry, 8 N. Leroux, Flagstaff. Take pint or quart home. It is delicious. For your entertainments, party or pie nic, place your order at Bailey's. Ad- vertisement. 8-5-4t. Mrs. Louisa Took, mother of Rev. W. H. Took, returned to her home in Oklahoma, leaving here Tuesday of this week. She had been here for four months and enjoyed the associa- tions with the people and also the climate very much.
 Mrs. and Miss Alexander, of Detroit, Mich, arrived here on Satur- day for two weeks visit with Mir and Mrs. J. G. Tillman, old-time friends, who will show them the var ious scenic wonders of this country before their return cast.
 Mrs. Walter Lindblom was operated on in St. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix, on Monday by Dr. Palmer. It is re- ported that she is recovering nicely from the ordeal. Her husband went to Phoenix with her and will remain there until she is out of danger. Mrs. Pansy Miller and little son are ] the guests of Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. Lee Doyle, for couple of weeks. Mrs. Miller had been living in Cleveland, Ohio, for the past two years and is on her way to Los Angeles where she expects to make her home in the future.
 ) Ralph Rollins, of Phoenix, publicity } agent for the State corporation com mission, visited in ftown for few hours on Wednesday. Ralph, witL several friends, is vacationing at Lake Mary, fishing once in a while, but most of the time just lying around reading and resting. Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Cannon and daughter, of Congress Junction, and Mrs. James Crutchfeld of Prescott have been visiting Flagstaff and sur rounding country on a vacation trip for the past week. It is their first visit to the north by auto and they are very much pleased with the country. | MiSS mdDcl hiiioS, oI Lung DedCll, Calif., who had been here visiting MT. and Mrs. G. W. Bright, has returned home. Mrs. Flavel Smith, wife of the manager of the J. c. Penney store at Anaheim, Calif., is here visiting the Brights. Both Miss Amos and Mrs Smith are cousins of Mrs. Bright.
 Mrs. Helen Cotton, formerly Judge Colton of Grand Canyon, accompanied by Miss Harriet, are visiting friends in Flagstaff this week. Mrs. Judge" says she has not noted any peceptible changes in the Canyon for the past several years, though it is a wonder that tourists had not long ago filled it with questions.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Wheat and Mir. and Mrs. Ed Bahbitt started for Nor