The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
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Home of ham and-Bender's.

nome or nam and-benderS. Cleanest cafe in town-Benders. Jim Ralston, the Camp Verde cat.
 tleman, was in on Saturday. Dr. E. s. Miller, it is rumored. has
 joined the Chautauqua advance forces Mrs. Louisa Took, of Calumet
 Okla, arrives this morning to spend the summer with her son, Rev. w. H.
 Took, and family.
 c. w. Miller, the main hook of the
 Miller Construction Co.,, was in Flag
 staff Wednesday. He came just to see
 about bringing up father.'
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Keeffe return ed Tuesday from Phoenix, where they
 had been spending a couple of weeks while Frank attended to business mat ters.
 Abe Cauffman, of Williams, was in town Saturday. MT. Cauffman had just returned from several months in Cuba. Jamaica and other Carribean Sea islands.
 You'll like Bender's restaurant best.
 Mir. Graham. cashier of the state road camp at Riordan, was in Flag staff Monday making arrangements for his camp. which he expects will put in a good part of the summer in that section on the Flagstaff Williams road.
 2 New 1921 Flagstaff city directories, residence and classified, with'many in- teresting and valuable facts and sta- tistics about Flagstaff and Coconino county. now on sale at The Sun office at s1.00 each. Supply is limited. Get yours now.
 Chas. F.. Phillips is now busy at his new secondhand store and carpet and rug cleaning emporium, at 9 North Beaver street He has special machine for washing carpets and rugs, which he cleans on your own floor un- til they look like new.
 Al Doyle, who attended the old set tiers reunion at Phoenix last week, got home Saturday night. He says he had a glorious time and is warm in his praise of the splendid reception rendered the old settlers by Dwight B. Heard and the Arizona Republican.
 Lou Charlebois came up from his winter sheep range at Wickenburg a few days ago to visit his family, re- maining over for the wedding of his sister, an account of which is given in our society columns. He will leave for Wickenburg again the last of this week.
 Jack Costigan and Jack Wilson re- turned on Saturday from Los An geles, where they had been spending about ten days taking in the moving picture studios and shows. Mir. Cos tigan booked lot of super-attrac- tions for early showing at his Or pheum theatre.
 Union Taxi Company, phone 75. If
 Tom Drum came in Wednesday from his habitat at Stoneman Lake to exhibit his fine growth of whiskers, accumulated during the winter down at the lake. He says it is a great country in which to raise whiskers and h--l, but not much doing in the latter line these days. Se
 A. c. Bartlett, of Chicago, father in-law of Dwight B. Heard. of Phoe- nix, stopped at the Weatherford last night. Mir. Bartlett had been spending the winter in the southern part of the state and, with his male travelling companion and chauffeur, is motoring back to his home in the Windy City.
 Charlie Murray, in on Monday from his store at the junction of the Flag staff Winslow and Grand Canyon roads, said that the tourists are com ing in at very lively rate out there. Charlie is doing all he can to route them this way, though he finds some of them determined to take the old road to the Canyon.
 George w. Terrell, of Doney Park, who, when he is not ranching or dep uty- -sheriffing is helping look after things at the Community House, was in this week and says the dance to be held out there week from tomorrow night is going to be the biggest event they have had. An advertisement on another page tells all about it.
 G. W. Bright, manager of the J. c. Penney store, will leave next week for Salt Lake City, to meet the managers of the Penney stores of the western states and representatives of various big manufacturers, and expects to buy 2 lot of goods at new low prices. Mrs. Bright will leave next week for Kan sas, where her husband will join her for visit with their home folks after which they will return together.
 Among the several who spent all or part of Sunday at Mormon Lake were: Dr. and Mrs. Felix Manning, Mrs. G. F. Manning, ST., Tom Pulliam, Ed Rabbit, MT. and Mrs. Ray Babbitt, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Draine, MT. and Mrs. Earl C. Slipher, Mir. and Mrs. Loren w. Cress, Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Archer, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Miss Lutie Paxton, Mic Lowery, Geo. See, Geo ". Negray, Mir. and Mrs. |. F. Stahl, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Hilltbrandt.
 Shorty" Prather, the little cuss who laid the trap which caused City Neill to step into an open .oal hole at the Masonic temple re- ,ently, has come out with a scheme to peat o.h.c.l. He now goes to bed about | to keep from buying