The Coconino sun., 1921-08-12

Delicious steaks served at Bender's.
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 /, Mrs. Frank Hanley was granted a divorce in the superior court on Aug ust End, from Frank Hanley. I Saving tires is saving money. Let us show you how. Flagstaff Vulcaniz- ing Shop. Phone 6S.-Advertisement. A bum repair is an abomination and sin. We guarantee our work. Flag staff Vulcanizing Shop.-Advertise- ment.
 Mrs. Lem Y. Gallegas left We'd nesday for Albuquerque, N. M., where she will visit her parents for the next month.
 Among recent visitors: Chas. P. ! Sherman and daughter and Mrs. S. Brethouse, Kingman; Mercer Temper ley and wife, Phoenix; Mrs. J. J. Cor rigan, Prescott.
 Sadie Thorndyke Hibben, recently remarked to Harry C. Hibben, is again suing for divorce. Harben & Gold are her attorneys. Mrs. Hibben is staying at the Weatherford.
 John Smith, a former resident of Flagstaff and an ex-railroader, return ed to Flagstaff with his family last week from Long Beach, where they have been making their home the past few years.
 Zennie Mccoy was last week acauit- ted in superior court of the charge of booze selling. The jury stayed out between four and five hours, and, it IS reported, were at first ten to two for conviction.
 MT. and Mrs. Harlow Yeager left on Wednesday for their summer home on Oak Creek where they intend staying until the end of the month while Har- low tries some of Billy Switzer's sal mon egg bait on the trout.
 Mrs. Dewey Webber came up the last of last week from Jerome to spend few days with her own and her hus- bands relatives here. Dewey will ar rive on Sunday for short visit, both returning next week to Jerome.
 Mrs. w. S. Borum and son Billie left the first of the week for the White mountains, where Charlie, the other little son, has been for several weeks. The husband and father, Billie ST., will join his family there for vacation.
 E. B. Wilbur, of The Sun staff, with Mrs. Wilbur and the Misses Frances and Doris Kuthe and Mrs. Yochum, the three last-named of Phoenix, spent the weekend at Grand Canyon. They came back on the Will iams-Grand Canyon road and count themselves fortunate in getting back at all.
 The present great outdoor sport is collecting mushrooms in the woods, and there is plentiful crop of them. Mrs. F. O. Allen gathered up 200 pounds to dry and can in one after noon. Many other people are taking advantage of the wealthy-healthy sport to put in supply. Nobuddy has been pizened yit and lots of people has ct 'em.
 Mrs. Howard Marine is very much pleased with an engraved invitation " a diuAy " DC ilClu Whittier, Calif., on September 2, 1921. The invitation contains a picture of her great aunt, Mrs. Mary Ann New lin Coffin, in whose honor the dinner is given, celebrating her tooth birth day. Mrs. Coffin was born in North Carolina, September 2, 1921. The others here who are proud of their great aunt are Mrs. Jack Wilson and Paul Coffin.
 Mrs. Will Marian and daughter, Gleeola, returned Friday afternoon from Santa Barbara, Calif., where she had been visiting her mother, Mrs. Best, for the last two months. The latter returned with her for weeks visit. But the most important per sonage in the returning family was the young man born few weeks ago, who had never seen his daddy until arriving here. He looked him over carefully, but reserved opinion until he could have time to get better &C., quainted.
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