The Coconino sun., 1923-10-05

CIeanest place in town to eat. Food
and service right at Bender's ALI
American cafe.
The best bet, pair of those new
ODonnell shoes for men. From $5.85
at Sid Gassman's.
Certainteed cork linoleum, the best
by test. For sale at Rabbits. Lib
eral supply on hand.
Keith Warren, who runs big trad
ing post at Kayenta, was in town for
day the first part of the week.
Therell be nice dance at city park
pavilion Saturday night, Oct. s. Wa
ters' orchestra. Admission, $l.OO.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Nelson motored
down to Ira Hart's Blowout ranch and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hart.
Joe Baca and Emelina Pineda, both
of Flagstaff, got license to marry
from County Clerk Tom /. Rees on
Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Miller, Mrs. F.
J. Nordyke and some of their friends
were up. from Williams for a few
hours on Tuesday.
B. eB. Crosby, prominent rancher
| and contractor of Apache county, was
visitor in Flagstaff Tuesday. He
stopped over on his way to Los An
geles.
The postoffice at Maine was bro
ken into Wednesday morning early
and $42, mostly in silver and the bal
ance in smaller coins was carried off.
Believed some jitney knight turned
the trick.
Byron Singleton was brought to
| jail here Wednesday from Anderson
Mesa on complaint sworn out by a
husband of that section who alleges
Byron lacked respect for his desmense
and its mistress.
William Booker, Pete Solberg, John
! Stowe and Frank LaScala left for the
| big timber on Sunday with grub and
ammunition enough to last week and
the ambition to bring back both ven
ison and turkey meat.
Mrs. Harry Embach and children,
who had been visiting in Illinois and
surrounding states at her own and
CAPTAIN Enlbachs former homes for
most of the summer, returned yester-
day morning on train Fl.
Bert Cameron hunted rabbit at
/ Canyon Diablo on Sunday, returning
with q good number and with the news
that a great many had been drowned
! in the canyon section during the
flood couple of weeks ago.
Charlie Green, who had been doing
road work in the Mormon Basin sec
ton for several weeks, got back the
other day and will remain at home
| for a week or so. Mrs. Green, who
had been very i'll, is slowly recover
ing.
L. G. Lashmet, head of the Lash
met Construction Co., which is hand
ling g~the concrete work connected with
| building the new highway east OF
Flagstaff, arrived this week from the
| east. E. j. Bawthenham, q member
of the firm, has charge of the work
here.
Leo Weaver, secretary of the Home
Builders association of Phoenix, ac-
/ conpanied by his father, arrived the
last of last week to g-v their quota
of deer and turkey, no matter II i
takes three weeks. This is Leo's
fifth try up here, the other four hav-
ing been non-productive.
Mr.. and Mrs. al Sanford came ur
the first oil the week from Oak Creek
where they had been spending vaca-
ton of a week or so, and yesterday
AL went to Seligman, his headquar-
ters in his extensive livestock bust
ness, where he turns out Hereford
cattle and Hampshire sheep by the
thousands.
While City Marshal r. L. Neill
who had not been feeling fit for sew
eral days, is with Mrs. Neill vacation.
ing at the Stoneman Lake home Of
his mother, Mrs. T. s. Drurnm, Night
/ Officer George Atterbury is taking
the day shift while Lew Daugherty is
looking after our peacefulness be.
twixt twilight and dawn.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Crunnp have z
new son, whose name is Roy William
i and who arrived at his parental home
in Flagstaff last Saturday. Doc says
the youngster hasn't announced yei
whether he wants to enter the govern.
ment veterinary service, though it's 6
sure bet he'll get his spending money
from that source for a long time.
i AL Sims, proprietor of the vacation
grounds at Lake Mary says he has ir
mind a number of new buildings ano
improvements for that popular resort
next year. Owing to road conditions
making the season so short he has
not gone ahead with the work as he
intended. With improved roads the
resort could be kept open three OF
four months longer during the yeal
and attract many people.
Mrs. Hensing, aged mother of the
late Fred Hensing, returned to King,
man the day following the funeral
of her son, and will live there. She
was accompanied by julius Aubineau
stepson Of the deceased, and Chas
! Prochnow. The latter is secretary
i treasurer Of the Oatman Alnalgamat-
ed gold mine, of which Mr. Hensing
- ,do,1f o1,A Grant a dav