The Coconino sun., 1921-07-22

Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- advertisement.
 A. Greven, rancher at Maine, was in town Saturday.
 Mir. an,l Mrs. Fred Russell, of Fort Valley, shopped in town the list of the week.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 Parts and expert repairing for all kinds of sewing macrines. Sullivan & Taylor.-3-11 If. Advertisement.
 Mrs. Lacey, who came here with her husband from the state of Washing ton, is now clerking for Will Marlar New and used tires at bargain prices-Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop Advertisement.
 Miss Emily Dwyer, private secre. tary to P. J. Moran, will spend most of the month of August in California on vacation.
 Jim Girdner, deputy forest super. visor, who now has charge of the By ranger station, got into town Satur. day for few days look-around. P. J. Moran and c. P. Heisser mo. tored to Ash Fork and back, Sunday laying in a few choice epithets to ap. ply to the road whenever they think of it.
 E. A. Ericson came up from Cool ey, few days ago and visited the parents of his late wife, Mir. and Mrs August Johnson; then went on to Los Angeles, where he may locate. Mir. and Mrs. Roger Morse, Mir. anc Mrs. Stuart Campbell, Bob Huddle. ston, Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Draine anc Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt fished al Mormon Lake Sunday, the two last named couples going down at 10 O. clock the night before.
 Our candy kitchen is becoming nor, popular every day. Come in and SC, us make candy, note how clean every thing is and taste how good our cand. is. You'll be a regular patron.-Bail ey's, in former Style Shop store, Le roux street.-Advertisement. w. H. Taylor was in from his rancl at Fort Valley, Saturday. He say since the rain out that way, he insist on being called "Mr." Taylor. Buck won't go now with his crops so wei assured. A heavy hail ruined hi garden, close to the house, but did m special damage to his crops.
 Alex Johnston, in buying out the ac cordeon pleating plant and bushes of E. w. Peters, has got in line fo a lot of business that up until nov has been sent out of town. Flagstaff ladies are thus offered an opportun ity to save time, money and misunder standings in getting this class O work done.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson and DI and Mrs. Felix Manning spent Sun day at Mormon Lake, guests of Di and Mrs. Hays Nance, who are ther from Denver for a few days cam outing. Dr. Ammons, of Yuma, wh, assisted Dr. Nance for several month when he had his dental offices here, i visiting Dr. and Mrs. Nance for { few days.
 A fine baby boy was born to MT and Mrs. Will Marian early last week at Santa Barbara, Calif., where Mrs Marian has been visiting her mother Mrs. Best, for several weeks. Vii left here for Phoenix the day tn young man made his debut and ex pressed back several crates of canta loupes to friends here, returnin, home himself Monday morning. Mrs. Charles Tupper, formerl, well known in Flagstaff as Miss Ger tie Tolfree, accompanied by her tw, children, is visiting old friends il Flagstaff. Mrs. Tupper had not visit ed Flagstaff for eighteen years an, finds many changes in the old tow as she knew it years ago. She is yer, much pleased with the vast improve ments made and is enjoying meeting old friends very much.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Switzer ant family motored to Grand Canyon Sat urday morning, returning the nex night. They were accompanied in an other car by Mrs. Mcdonald, who i! here from Los Angeles with her son Percy, and neice, Bessie Fitz, visitini her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Patton. MT and Mrs. Patton's children, Francis Fred, and Miss Maude, were also il the Grand Canyon party.