The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03
THE CoCoNTNo SUN

Smith Beck of Phoenix, was calling
on local friends this week.
\ Most reasonable prices and cleanest
{ service at Bender's All-American cafe.
/ Mrs. Derrill Rush spent the week
end visiting Mr. Rush who is working
/ in Clarkdale.
4 j. G. 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.
] Miss Benita Yaeger of Phoenix is
visiting her uncle, Harlow Yeager at
the family home here.
Roy D. Goode is working at the
I Carson studio in the absence OF e. l..
4 Crump, who has been sick.
4 Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gar
I cia, boy, Saturday morning at their
/ home on Grand Canyon avenue.
Joe C. Dolan, general manager Of.
the Flagstaff Lumber company, left
/ Monday night on a business trip to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Harris, Miss
Retta Beasley, Miss Katheryn Keller
and Paul Keller spent yesterday camp
ing on Oak Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Moran and chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hatch
4 enjoyed an outing of swimming and
fishing at Lake Mary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harris of Au>
/ berry, Calf, are visiting at the Keller
and Beasley homes this week and re-
newing acquaintance with old friends
here.
Women's Auxiliary Of the American
/ Legion will present the photoplay,
"When Knighthood Was in Flower
Wednesday evening at the Orpheum
| theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Fleming
and children and Mr.. Fleming's moth
err, Mrs. James F. McCarroll, motor
ed to Grand Canyon on Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday,
/ r. T. Evars, representing a bank
/ ing company of Berkeley interested in
making loans on livestock and George
! C. Brunbage, a stock expert of San
Francisco, are visitors in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schneek, who had
been attending the summer session OF
4 the University of Arizona, left Sat
urday with Bobby Kirnbro of Fredonia
in the latter's car for their home In
Tucson.
Harold Breen of San Antonio, Tex,
stopped off yesterday fer couple Of
days visit with his uncle, T.. S. Breen.
He has been employed with gang of
engineers working for the Southern
California Edison Co., on power plants
east of Fresno.
A. H. Beasley, Miss Retta Beasley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harris of Califor-
MIA, Mrs. C. A. Keller and Miss Kath-
ryn Keller, Miss Alice Coalter of
Phoenix and Miss Erdean league of
Glendale motored to the Colorado riv-
er bridge on Sunday.
w. B. Goble and Dan Cronin, ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff VIM. Rudd
on Wednesday charged with having
liquor in their possession, plead not
guilty yesterday afternoon before u.
S. Commissioner Tom l.. Rees and
were held in $500 bond each, for the
u. S. district court at Prescott.
: |. E. Koch, president and man
ager of the Arizona Lumber & Tim
Der company, who had been in bed
for several days suffering keenly as
result Of badly wrenching some
: muscles in his back, was down town
J yesterday, not feeling very good yet,
but with all the old Rotary pep.
Ysidrio Silva and wife were arrest
ed the other day by Deputy Sheriff
VIM. Rudd at their home at Cliffs and
hailed before u. S. Commissioner Tom
L. Rees, charged with manufacturing
!, booze. THEN. still and mash were con-
) fiscated, but none of the finished prod
uct was found. The man plead guilty
: and was bound over to y. S. district
: court at Prescott under $500 bail. The
woman was freed.
) Recent visitors from other Arizona
points: John w. King, TT. Hudspeth
and wife, Seligman; E. ]. Walker,
/ Glendale; Kenneth G. Dow, Dorothy
! Wilson, Ashfork; Frank G. Brophy,
. Mrs. Byron Foote, Charles Daniel, s.
: r. Ragsdale, Phoenix; Frances Bur-
nett, F. A. Gyberg, Cornville; G. E.,
5 Frank, Jessie, Clara and Ruth Anna
: bill and Mildred Danab, Mcpherson;
!. +. x. Mooney and wife, Clarkdale.
Little Jack Clark, seven year old
|, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Clark,
t was quite painfully injured Tuesday
E afternoon while coasting down hill
!. with little playmate, Johnny
2 Wright, on small homemade wagon.
] In attempting to turn a corner the
5 wagon upset, throwing Jack out on
3 his shoulder and fracturing the col
lar bone. After few hours of pain,
: Jack was again going the same as
i ever.
L. B. Jewett, registered pharmacist,
i arrived here from Lodge Pole, Nebr.,
b on Tuesday and went to work next
|. day in the Breen-Lewis drug store. He
Y allows he likes Flagstaff first rate on
: first impressions. Leo Garcia, Flag
Q staff boy who had been working in a
Tucson drug store for several months,
e returned to the Breen-Lewis store this
! week. He was registered as pharma-
0 cist while away. He is well-known
d and popular here.