The Coconino sun., 1923-08-10
Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
T. E. Mccullough,
District Agent
Room 4. Babbitt Bldg.

Blank receipt books in stock at The
Sun office.
Harold Greene of Williams was
Flagstaff visitor on Monday.
e. H. Haggard Of Needles spent the
weekend visiting his family here.
Dance at Doney Park Saturday
night, July IL. Waters orchestra.
Most reasonable prices and cleanest
service at Bender's All-American cafe.
Mrs. Elsie Hungerford spent few
days Of this week, visiting in Wins
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe Turpin were in
from their reservation trading post on
Tuesday.
]. C. Browns New Stand announces
j that Donofrio's ice cream is on sale at
the fountain.
Hot cakes or waffles, stripped with
sugar-cured bacon at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
A mighty good pair of 0'Donnells
mems oxfords for you at Sid Glass;
mans for only $4.85.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durham and
Mrs. r. L. Neill spent day at Oak
Greek recently, picking blackberries.
Miss Alberta Kinsey and Miss FL
ma Dickinson are spending the week
at the Don Chisholm camp at Nor
mon Lake.
Rev. and Mrs Ernest C. Tutthill.
and family, and Mrs. Colt motored to
Grand Canyon Friday Of last week and
returned Monday.
American Appraisal company has
filed suit on note against the Arizona
Cattle & Sheep Co. C. H. Jordan
plaintiffs attorney
Attorney C. B. Wilson left yester-
day for st. Johns, expecting to be
there until the latter part of next
week on grand jury matters.
Miss Alta Dickinson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Dickinson of Clark
dale, who had been attending N. A. N.
i S., left for home on Wednesday.
Chiropractic for health. No drugs,
no operation If you are sick and all
ing and have tried other methods
without results, call at Mayflower
block (up stairs near city library.) DR..
Fordyce, chiropractor. Phone 278.
Wm. r. Truckee of the Santa Fe
railroad ticket office is reported to be
1apidIy recovering from his recent
operation in Santa Fe hospital, Los
/ Angeles. for an abscess near the kid
neys and is expected home in a few
Gays.
/ Recent visitors: w. F. Goodwin,
Bellemont; Lut Hart and Albert Ko-
zub, Winslow; w. F.. Murphy, Phoe-
nix; F. D. Bly,, Maine; Alyne McPher-
son, Tim Ocre, Rice; J. B. Contraros,
Winslow; Chas. Clyde, T. Garyon,
/ Jerome.
M. r. Sarson, who has been here
/ for couple of weeks, will spend next
week at Oakland, California, having
been chosen by the concern ne repre-
sents, the Fuller Brush company, to
1 represent them at a convention to be
held there.
/ The normal will be closed all day
today as mute testimonial in mem
ory of our late president, Warren G..
/ Harding. The students have all been
requested to attend the memorial SER
vices to be held at 1000 a. m. in the
/ UrDheum theatre
Emory Valerius, who had been here
4 for about two years, first with the
First National bank and then in the
accountancy department at Rabbits !,
/ left on Saturday for the central and
southern parts of the state, expecting
ito locate down that way somewhere.
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. have
! filed foreclosure suit against J. F.
Daggs and wife, RE. Daggs and wife,
George H. Daggs and wife and Rebec-
ca B. Daggs, the latter executrix of
the estate of ]. F. Daggs, deceased.
Armstrong, Lewis & Kramer plain
tiffs' attorneys.
]. r. Scott and wife of Childress,
Texas, stopped here last Saturday on
/ spent the day with Mrs. Frankie Mat
thews, daughter of Judge S. B. Gilli-
land. They will make a longer visit
here when they return. Mr.. Scott
was head clerk for Mrs. Matthews for
several years when she was postmis-
tress of Childress.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Saunders ex-
plored the big caves near Bellemont
on Sunday and came back wondering
why on earth Flagstaff people weren't
more excited over the caves. They
have an idea that a two-mile cave,
big enough to drive an automobile
through and in many places beautiful
beyond description ought to be regard
ed as one of our scenic wonders.