The Coconino sun., 1921-08-19
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 From soup to nuts, it's all good at Bender's cafe.--Advetirsement. Will Marian spent part of last week in Phoenix looking after the interests of his box factory.
 No baseball game here on Sunday, Williams having cancelled the game that was to be played.
 Ever see an operation? We're cut ting up tire now. Flagstaff Vulcan izing Shop.-Advertisement. Lee VanDeren and wife came up from Oak Creek the first of the week, bringing up fruit from their ranch. Johnny Kerley, of Tuba City, was one of those hit by the standing room only conditions at the court house this week.
 G. A. Simms recently arrived in Flagstaff where he stopped few days before leaving for Tuba City to take the position of chief clerk in the h. dian service.
 c. E. Keller, Paul Keller, Miss Kathryn Keller and Tom Phelan were among those who visited Mormon Lake Sunday. Miss Kathryn caught her first fish and liked the experience so well she caught thirty or forty | more.
 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 mic, place your order at Bailey's. Ad- vertisement. S-5-4t. Clarence D. Sanderson was in from Spring Valley to attend the scrap meet Monday night. He was accom- panied by his brother and father, both from Los Angeles, who are making him brief visit. They spent Tues day at Grand Canyon.
 Vernon s. Clark, accompanied by Mrs. Clark and daughter, Miss Abbott, of Phoenix, came Tuesday evening from the Grand Canyon where they had been touring. MT. Clark says they have been missing storms regu- 'arly and hitting good roads on their tour up from Phoenix.
 Cy. Bendorf, who has had charge of the box factory for the A. L. & T. for long time, has resigned and accepted the super:utendency of large box factory and blaming mill at Merced, Falls, Calf. He left Wednesday for his new home, taking with him the good wishes of large number of old time Flagstaff friends.
 Billy Rittenhouse, member of the board of supervisors, from Williams, spent Monday and Tuesday here, on official business. He reports a fine game Sunday between Williams and Ash Fork. Buckley, formerly with Williams, is now pitching for Ash Fork Roberta, the Hawaiian, pitched for Williams. The game ended 3-2 in Williams favor.
 Don't forget-next Tuesday night is Elks' night at the Orpheum theatre: There is to be dandy special pro-. gram, and the picture is Kiss in Time" with Wanda Hawley as the star. Attendance at these monthly Elks' shows is greater each time, and it is hoped that there will be a crowd out next Tuesday night, to have a good time and help the Elks build that new clubhouse.
 The Misses Minnie Lintz, Clara Wheeler and Gertrude Kellogg, of the Normal school faculty, Mrs. Helen Knapp, business secretary at the Nor nal, and Frederick Browning visited Ash Fork Sunday. The three first named are planning vacations In the east as soon as summer school is over Miss Lintz in the vicinity of Chica- go, Miss Wheeler in Boston and Yer mont and Miss Kellogg in Kansas City.
 Among recent Flagstaff visitors: Kate B. Reynolds, Tucson; c. w. Row. land, Chandler; Eva M. Behn, Mrs. FL len A. Capper, Mrs. L. H Leonard, Hugh N Graham, P. W. Sobey, w. K. Donaldson and wife, Sam Sutherland and wife, Miss Elsie Toles, H. o. Nor rison, R. w. Pierce, E. E. Rainey, Phoenix; s. H. Martin, Prescott; Mrs. B. B. Brown, Parker; Sigfried Soder, J. M. Showalter, F. M. Pribble, Wins low, c. R. VanMarten and wife, King man; C. w. Plumb, Crater; Dr. w. A. Holt and wife, Globe; W. E Mullen and wife, Ray; G J. Roosink, Tuba; J. F. Treagle, Ashurst Run; c. c. Lor- 1 inner, s. F.. Powers and family, Monte yuma Lodge; J. F. Houston and wife, Ray.