The Coconino sun., 1922-07-07
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The swimming pool on Spring Creek made by new concrete dam just be- low the road crossing on Mrs. Hem derson's ranch, is now completed and dedicated"
 The Clarkdale postmaster is among Oak Creeks vacation campers and trout fishers.
 MT. Jules Humbert and family and Floyd and Lois Tilson motored to Mt. Mingus few days ago.
 Mrs. Jessie Lay and daughter, Mrs. Jessie Homer and sons, Walter and Nick Duncan, who have been camping at the Hurst ranch, returned to Gle menceau last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols and family, including if you please, the fine new baby boy, will move to the Mogollons for the summer, we are told.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. M. Wynkoop, and Mitchell. their son, took the train out from Clarkdale this week. MT. w. went to Prescott to attend to some mine assessment work before going to Arkansas to look after property there, and Mrs. Wynkoop went to Kansas to visit sister. She will go via Denver, Colorado, to attend Mrs. McPherson's evangelistic meetings. The Wynkoops do not intend coming back to Oak Creek to live and we all will miss them greatly. MT. Wyn- koop is leaving Oak Creek a great deal better by his having been here. He was pastor of the church here for a number of years and Mrs. Wynkoop as his helpmeet in the work and as teacher in the day school here for the past two years is loved by many friends. All will be sorry to lose this family. But our loss will be the gain of those to whom they go and we con- graduate the people of the new field of labor.
 Mrs. Gertrude Lewis Gates has dis posed of her ranch here to Rev. J. E. Frey and others and is leaving ov- erland accompanied by Wm. Garges and her Indian girl, Kuwani, to go to Ketchem, Idaho, where she spent her girlhood days. Mrs. Gates has done good work at Oak Creek in the plans for the institu- tion at the D. A. ranch and Oak Creek | appreciates her ability and labors here. We wish her success and a journey.
 Lee Johnson, who removed from here to Colbran, Colorado, few years ago, is back on Oak Creek and expects to bring his family this fall. | He was suffering from scitica when l he came here, but is now able to be | at work after many months of suf- fering.
 Miss Marie Holcomb, who went to | Oakland, Calif., a short time ago, is expected home soon.
 Mrs. Heiden, Mrs. D. w. Stewards | mother, is spending the hot months at | the coast.
 A MT. Elmer Layton, of Blythe, Calf, has rented W. D. Bates ranch l and the Bates family for the present | is living on MT. Bergman's ranch. They will move to Cottonwood soon, we learn.
 Mir. J. B. Frey, who just returned | from business trip to Kansas, is | ,ff on another trip to points in Cal fornia this week.
 Mrs. Lindsay Lane and children are spending the summer with a sister ,f Mrs. Lane in Oakland, Cal.
 Oak Creek is swarming with camp PTS hunting the cool spots. Oak Creek has them too. Think of her good old Swimming holes."
 There are number of pupils from 'ur school here ready for the second md third years of high school work who will go somewhere away from lome this winter and we wish them every success. Among the number Ire Mabel Bates, Albert Martinez, 3ess Lee, Eva Girdner and Floyd and 4oris Telson. Those ready for the first year: Jack Alexander and Ed gar Lee.
 Contributed.
 Cornville, June 20, 1922.