The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
The Sun office does job printing.

Colin Campbell was in from Ash Fork on business this week.
 A. J. Sullivan and Ralph Davis spent Monday in Seligman.
 Henry Albers has been spending the recent windy weather in Los Angeles.
 Judge F. w. Perkins left Saturday night for Kansas City and Joplin, Mo, to visit relatives. He will be back by May ?.
 A. c. Neff, piano tuner, will be at the Commercial Hotel next week. Phone orders or leave with Sullivan & Taylor. It
 Fred Caring is nursing sore shin. Seems Fred gave one of his horses a second forkful of hay, and the animal resented it.
 w. R. McClurken left on Wednes- day for Winslow, his mind fully made up to write hundred thousand in life insurance there during the next. week.
 John A. Adams, district forest sup ervisor, went to Mormon Lake on Monday to make a survey of the land leasehold of the Montezuma Lodge company.
 c. A. Keller and his son, Paul Kel- Ter, and J. F. Foster motored to Lows on Sunday, where MT. Foster remain ed for few days to attend to some work he has there.
 Home of steaks and chops -Bender's
 Harlow Yaeger came in a few days ago from his Canyon Diablo ranch. He has decided to postpone shearing until lambing is over. He says the feed there is splendid.
 James Gallagher returned from Su- perior the first of the week. He has been down in that country helping Art Cushion poxmark the country with holes which are technically called mines down that-a-way.
 David Rabbit, Sr.. arrived home on Saturday from Los Angeles, where he had been called by the illness of his daughter. Miss Elaine, who was oper- ated on last week in a Los Angeles hospital and is now nicely convalesc. ing.
 Charlie Prochnow, proprietor if the Commercial hotel, left on Saturday for Oatman, planning to stay there for a few days on business connected with the Oatman Amalpamated Gold Min ing Co.,, of which he is secretary treasurer.
 New 1921 Flagstaff city directories, residence and classified, with many in- terestinp and valuable facts and sta- tistics about Flagstaff and Coconino county. now on sale at The Sun office at sl.00 each. Supply is limited. Get yours now.
 Among Flagstaff visitors the first of the week were F. F.. Harris and R. B. Bradley, of Oatman; Milford Rogers, s. P. Rogers and Bill Rogers, of Snow flake; F.. L. Spencer, of Leupp; Al Zeimer and wife. of Bellemont, and F. A. Green, of Cooley.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75. If
 c. B. Wilson left on Wednesday for Long Beach, Calif., to bring back Mrs. Wilson and the children. They have been on the coast for four months, and the husband and father thinks that he has been victim of married single blessedness just about long enough.
 Dr. and Mrs. Pace, of Murray, Utah, who had been spending a month their relatives in Navajo and Apache counties and in the southern part of the state, stopped here for few hours Saturday to visit with Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Bright, formerly of They were on the first leg of their motor journey back home.
 James Coleman, who has gathered lumber in the woods around this sec ton for many years, returned the first of the week from Agua Calliente, where he spent the winter selecting a few mining claims. He had one or two of them analysed and found they contained about $80 worth of gold to the ton, but it was stuck around so tightly in the rock that he didn't bring much of it home.
 Those eggs, how?-Bender's.
 Our town has the distinction of hay ng the biggest eater in the county. He is credited with being able to eat hot biscuits at one sitting. Upon being asked as to the truth of the statement the other day, he re- oiled; Tt all depends on the biscuits; f made from Flavo Flour, 22 is about ny average, but not my maximum ca- oacity. Made from any other flour, about seven is my limit"
 Mrs. M. w. Hughes left the first of he week for Sonora, Calif., to. join Ter husband, who has been in the Golden State for several weeks. They will spend the summer there and then 20 farther east for the winter. Their friends here hope Mir. Hughes health | will soon be improved to such an ex- ent that he and his charming wife ] an soon follow their inclinations and ome back to Flagstaff to live.
 An amusing incident came to our attention the other day. A minister rom a neighboring town was dining It the home of one of our local citi- [ ems and the little boy of the family, ged seven, was asked to say grace. | The youngster was inclined to confuse he sublime with the practical, as fol | Ows.