The Coconino sun., 1923-10-19

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all grades at Sid Gassman's.
Most reasonable prices and cleanest
service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Miss Laprele Crosby spent the past
weekend visiting her twin sister in
Williams.
Don't fail to take baby to Carson
Studio on Wednesday, October oath.
Special rates.
Cleanest place in town to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALL
American cafe.
Don't fail to visit Mrs. Mertz' mil
linery parlor during sale. 120 West
Cottage avenue.
Bake sale, by st. Margaret's Guild
at Crawford store, Friday, October
26, from to p. m.
Maria A. Ramirez, through Atfor-
ney Frank Harrison, has filed divorce
suit against Juan Ramirez.
John Tillman of Mormon Lake was
in town Monday transacting business
with the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
Attorney c. B. Wilson, just back
from Holbrook, left again Wednesday
night to attend court at st. Johns.
Relief Agent Savage of the Santa
Fe says to watch out for one H. B.
Smith, who is reported to have stolen
j. C. Dolan, general manager Flag
staff Lumber Co., left Monday for
Los Angeles. He expects to be gone
about week.
Mrs. c. E. Minnick of Riordan and
Mrs. ]. w. Kaup of Angel were
spending the early part Of this week
together in Flagstaff.
lot of travellers checks at Iredell,
Texas, which, it is alleged, he is
strewing around promiscuously on his
journey in this direction.
"Uncle Bill' Donnelson was in from
his ranch up near Grand Canyon this
week. Bill has personally known
more cows than any one in this section
of the country.
Have you visited the Turquoise Tea
Room on Leroux street yet? It's just
a dainty place to get dainty food at
any time during the day or after the
play or dance. Ice cream hot drinks
and homemade candy also.
Trains 21 and %, which travel the
Relin cutoff, got back on the cutoff
again Wednesday after being detodr-
ed for several days owing to the Ca
madam river having gone rampageous
washing out several bridges.
w. c. Porter of the Standard Oil
company in Douglas. and c. w. Dur
ham of the oil company in Bisbee,
are here on a vacation trip to Flag
staff, Mormon Lake, Roosevelt dam
and other places of interest.
Harry Grey was in town the first
of the week. One of his friends,
Mr.. Thurston, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, who had been
here from Los Angeles visiting him
for couple of weeks, returned home
the last of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mullen and fam
lily, Miss Florence Bart and Andy
Samsky drove to Phoenix Tuesday.
Andy came back yesterday morning.
the others remaining there to make it
their home. Miss Florence this week
accepted a position with the Mason
Brothers ready-to-wear store at Phoe-
nix.
Rev. Fl. F. Softley, who returned
to Rivera, California, last week to
bring his family here, had multi
tude of tire troubles on the southern
California desert road; SO he and his
wife and children got on a train at
Needles. They were not here in time
for the morning services at Federat-
ed church, but Mr.. Softley preached
that evening.
Ralph and Arthur Whiting Of st.
Johns were here Wednesday doing
advance agent work for the we'll
known play, 1.-TWO Orphans" This
play is splendidly presented by a
cast composed almost entirely of the
Whiting family, which is everywhere
recognized as the best dramatists Of
northern Arizona. THE marked abil-
ity of this family, which is a pioneer
family of northern Arizona, has been
long recognized but until now it has
never travelled with any of its plays.
Those who have long known of their
talent predict real treat for those
who see them play.