The Coconino sun., 1921-10-07
Ralph Davis spent Tuesday in Will

Ralph Davis spent Tuesday in Will jams.
 Coming-"L Lavender and Old Lace," at Orpheum.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- Advertisement.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot tles.-Advertisement.
 | Students of the N. A. N. s. will bring your lyceum course tickets, Sat urday.
 Mrs. PaulIta Branch left last We'd nesday for months visit with rela- tives in New Mexico.
 Ever see an operation? We're cut ting up tire now. Flagstaff Vulcan izing Shop.--Advertisement.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Took left in their car the first of the week for Cal ifornia, to attend M. E. conference.
 Little Francis, son of the late Jack Costigan, very i'll for several days, was reported little better yesterday.
 Jack LeBarron came in yesterday from his sheep range. He will begin drifting his bands south week after next.
 Always fresh and pure. You'll like our homemade candy Made fresh daily. Bailey's Candy Kitchen.--Ad- vertisement.
 That battery dance at the armory again tomorrow (Saturday) night, and you are invited to come and bring your lady-love.
 N;o Co,roesoe os +ha Ur,;+a uouea restaurant, and Walter Stevenson left Saturday in the latter's car for brief visit in Phoenix.
 Arizona" Edwards was in yester- day from the Barney Pasture country, where he is guiding bunch of hunt CTS. He says they got bear.
 Four artist musicians, the Paulo Guppe company, offer the lyceum courses first program, Tuesday, Octo- Der II. Buy your tickets Saturday.
 c. B. Mott, formerly of The Sun staff, arrived here the last of last week from Chicago to spend his va cation at the home of his sister, Mrs. c. L. Fleck.
 Fred Russell was in town Tuesday to buy spud digger. Says he hunted three straight days and didn't get sight of buck, though last year eight of them fed from hay he had just cut.
 James Bailey, a former Texas ran ger, an Arizona ranger and forest ranger, was in from his prosperous cattle ranch on Beaver Creek, Satur- day, bringing in a bunch of cattle for shipment.
 Al K. Hawkins, the young cattle man who has lived around the Will jams country so long that he has com menced to get old, was in Flagstaff the latter part of the week catching up with old time friends.
 Clarence Durham is expected here tomorrow on vacation and to hunt deer with his dad, Walter w. Durham. Mrs. Clarence and the baby are visit ing her parents in Winslow and will come up to stay while her husband is here.
 Gavino Tafoya returned the latter part of last week from Albuquerque, where he had been called on account of the death of his sister, Mrs. David Garcia, who died the previous Sunday after short illness. The funeral was held Monday.
 | While Dr. L. B. McMullen, president of the Normal school, was in the east, last week, he made a hurried visit to Arcadia, Ind, the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary c. McMullen, and brought her back to Flagstaff with him for an extended visit-her first to Arizona. They arrived Friday noon.
 Fred Reno, foreman of the Saginaw logging camps north of Bellemont, was in Flagstaff, Monday. He says he has been working small gang for some time building and getting ready for logging operations this fall, with the expectation that the sawmill will open up for business soon at Williams.
 c. R. Parker has packed up his car penter tools and moved his family back to their ranch in Government Prairie, which Jack Shelton had been working on shares this year in addi- tion to running his own ranch. Park CT helped in the harvesting, which they finished just before the eq,,inoc- tial rains began.
 Arrested for alleged stealing oe watch and shirt from Neils Johnson and pair of shoes from another man, when he appeared before Magistrate ] s. B. Gilliland and said his name was Shoemaker, the judge asked him wha; part of Ohio he hailed from. "Vintor county" was the answer. He was pu'; at work cleaning up the city jail.
 Dr. Eric S. Flett's mother, Mrs. Erie c. Flett, of Los Angeles, will al rive here tonight for few days visit with the doctor. She has been spenG- ] ing the summer at the home of her mother, in Buffalo, N. Y. When she leaves for home next week, Dr. Flett l ..,iu alro Lama ix, l;e aa.. fS,.. ...a..