The Coconino sun., 1921-06-10
THE COCONINO SUN
Oh, those hot cakes at Bender's.

| Dead Men Tell No Tales at Orph. cum Matinee and night.
 T. E. Pollock returned Sunday from Los Angeles, where he had been on a short business trip:
 Now open for business in our new location, 216 East Railroad ave- Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop. If.
 Al Beasley is home again from Phoenix, and says it's hot enough there to induce him to stay here.
 O'Connor and Gilliland, who played on the baseball team here last sum mer, are now with the Kingman team.
 Mrs. Hugh Tillman, who has been spending several months in Fort Smith, Ark, is expected home next week.
 The Battery "A" dance at the arm ory Friday night was success. as usual. Next dance there week from tonight.
 Election of officers at the regular Knights of Pvthias meeting, next Wednesday night. A large attend ance is requested.
 Mir and Mrs. Wm Rabbit arrived here Saturday from their winter home in Phoenix and vii, remain at their home here during the summer. Harry Hibben. who stopped off here a few days after coninp up from Phoenix, has gone tn Needles. to re- main there most of the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers ar rived on Saturday to snend the sum- mer at the home of Mrs. Chambers parents. Mr. end Mrs. T. A. Riordan.
 F. Osborn, an aged man who was brought here from Williams few days ago. unconscious. died on Wed- nesday at the county hospital, of old age.
 Mrs. C. q. Fredericks was in town the last of laet wnek from the Fredn- rick ranch at Mormon Lake. She doesn't think very much Of the road east of tho lake.
 David Bahbitt. who had been in New York. Boston. Circinrati ard Chi cago. on a brsiness triD. arrived home on Sunday. leaving again that night for Los Anpeles.
 Andy Smith was in from Camp ,S. Rellemont on Sahl~dav. He says the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber O.. will move that camn to out near the site nf old Camp IT, back of Kendrick Mountain.
 A. Belmont has been visitinp his family at Son Diego and is now doing some auditing work in Los Anoelns. He will TO to Phonnix next week for 2 few days auditiro. arriving home here abont tho twertieth.
 Both Me W. u. Power and dauph- ter. Miss Mary Power. who were se- verelv inirred last week ir the ey- plOsion which wrecked their home and caused the death of W. H. Power. ore pntting along nicely at Mercy hospit- al.
 Rev. Luther R. Moore started for Albuquerque Sunday morning and woke m in Reler. He was inforrrnd there was ~aehort this side of AL buura"ora which rIacn he could not rnarh before newt no'nino: so he took the next trair hacL home.
 Mrs. Julia M. K,eisler left on Srn- day for los Aroeles. to asrume hnr raw noeitior wi+h thn Sun D,np ro. She had in+orded takino 2. r,onth's vacation hnfcre ~oinp "a the coaet hut her er,nlovnrs wero anviorr n hr-o he- a+ worI ar soon ac roce;h'e
 Mr. ard Mrs. n. S. Poon,o and the Misses Carlson, Pancake and Strange. If the Emerson school faculty srent Satu~iav nioht p+ Natural P~;dre. Nr Ronne says the roade are be+tnr than he hae ever seen them. The -artv had dinner or Srrdav at the He~ron ranch and pot home after midni~ht Monday morning.
 W. H. Brophv, president of the bank of Bisbee, director of the Los Angeles Trust 4 Savings bant for many years manager of the Phelps Dodpe Mercantile cornpanv. and one of the new directors in the Arivopa Central hank. will arrive here with his family next Tuesday to spend two or three weeks at the Weatherford hotel and Lolomai odoe.
 Rev. L. B. Moore was recently called to Phoenix Inv the sudden illness of his brothnr Ray H. Moore. of Atss- cadero. Calf. who had come there with his wife and child for his health. It was found that he had tuberculosis. ard he was placed in St. Luke's hosni- tai for six months or more. His wife and daughter have returned to her old home. Waco Texas.
 Amonp this weeks visitors here from other Arizona towns: Lacea Foster, Yucca: Mr. snd Ms. F. D. Modem. WinSlow; Geo Ross. Dar Fain, Mary F.. Camnbell. Prescott: M. C. Sisemora. q. F. Rhode. It. WhinnIe: King C Lipht cnd wife Miami: P R. Jones. ?. A. Olson W;nslow; Mary Honck. Stafford: Julie Fowler. Mesa; Nellie V Hall. A. C Sianz. Cora Massey Tuba City: T. l.. Neal King man: r. D. Smith. Kaventa: Margar- e+ Dickson. Globe: Mrs V. '. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. D. T.. Newkirk, Phoenix; n sl rN.