The Coconino sun., 1921-07-08
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Charley Hawkins Is up from Gil bert for few days.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot tles.-Advertisement. New and used tires at bargain prices-Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop Advertisement.
 Parts. and expert repairing for all kinds of sewing macrines. Sullivan X Taylor.-3-11 If. Advertisement.
 R. S. Moore, of Armstrong, Lewis & Kramer, the Phoenix attorneys. is here with Mrs. Moore for few days vacation.
 Miss Anna Riordan, who has been attending Sacred Heart college, New | York, returned home few days ago for summer vacation.
 Valentine Ajo was fined $1O by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd, on Tuesday, charged with being too vociferous and obstreperous on the Fourth.
 The south side of Flagstaff, which has not improved much in business way for years, is rapidly picking up and new business houses are being established there.
 Surfacing of the eastern section of the Old Trails paving begins today, and Superintendent Van Doran says the whole job should be finished by the last of next week.
 Charles Dutton of Kingman, was one of the loudest Kingman boosters here for the Fourth. Needless to remark, the Kingman ball team received his best efforts during the games.
 Decker Williams returned the last of last week from Los Angeles, where he spent his two-weeks' vacation not ing the newest styles in postal em- ployes uniforms and other sartorial innovations.
 | Miss Selma Bush spent the week. end at Williams. MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Gold and Miss Cornelia Dockstad- CT, and the latter's sister, who is here from Los Angeles visiting, went down Monday and brought her back.
 "Nevvy" Smith returned last week from Detroit, Mich, where he had been for several weeks attending to details connected with the mercantile business he owns there. He brought his young son back with him to grow up in the great southwest.
 Miss Lena Laney, -ecretary to J. c. Dolan, general manager of the Flag staff Lumber Co.,, stepped through a hole in the floor of the grand stand at the ball park on Monday, receiving painful injuries that kept her from her office mart of the waak l Mir. and Mrs. Jack Kester returned the last of last week from Los Angel es, where they had spent a month for the benefit of Mrs. Rosters health and visiting their boy, Bert Sullivan. They drove across tne desert in the daytime, and allow that it was slight ly torrid.
 B. w. Dawes is now with Rabbit Brothers, and for few weeks is sta toned at Winslow. He will be re- lieved there soon by MT. Prescott, of the Babbitt offices here. and will then come back to Flagstaff and take up his old position as accountant at Babitts'.
 Fred Hess, of Las Vegas, Nevada, was in Flagstaff the first of the week. Hess is civil engineer and helped build the Grand Canyon, years ago, and is well known to many of the old timers here. He is at present engag- ed in looking after mining properties up in Nevada.
 Mrs. Mona I. Garland, proprietor of the Ideal hotel. has sold the High lands apartment house at the end of East Birch avenue to Victor H. Hacha, of Bellemont, an employee of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Go. Mir. Garland has charge of the property for Mir. Hacha.
 Vyne Bros. Electric Co. are moving their station from Flagstaff to Pres cott, leaving sub-agency with the Flagstaff garage, and advise that hereafter they will not be responsible for any bills not contracted for direct ly with them at Prescott.-Vyne Bros. Electric O., Prescott, Ariz.-Adver- tisement.
 Ed. Clark, manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Go. store, left Tuesday for Los Angeles. He will spend part of his months vacation at the big Elks' COnVenJlOn next Woek ana carry m August will attend the Knights of Columbus convention at San Francisco. Tom J. Higgins has charge of the store in Eds absence.
 J. J. Dooley was in from Doney Park on Saturday to see if he couldn't make arrangements with U. s. Wealth. CT Observer Geo. T. Herr ngton, for more rain. George says he gave him little encouragement, and some of the old-timers, remarking the heavy wind that was blowing, told J. J. not | to worry, for the rains were just about | due.
 Dennis O'Brien, the popular Spring Valley rancher. has installed gaso- line station and is putting in a gro cerv and general autoists s1lpnlv sfnre |