The Coconino sun., 1923-09-21
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WILLIAMS NEWS
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(Too Late for Last Week

Mrs. Rittenhouse and small sons
have returned from vacation spent
in Seattle visiting her brother.
Kenneth Poison left Sunday for
Phoenix, where he has accepted po-
sition in the National Bank of Ari-
zona, and will later take up studies in
Junior college.
DR.. r. N. Looney Of Prescott was
in town looking after business inter-
ests this week Of Union Cooperative
Co, Of which he is treasurer.
Miss Mildred Smith left this week
for Phoenix, where she will teach dur
ing the coming year. She will be
joined soon by her mother, Mrs. Mary
Smith.
Mrs. Maxwell is enjoying visit
this week with her mother, Mrs. Nc
Cray.
Walter Myers, scout executive for
Coconino, Navajo and Apache coun-
ties, appeared before the Rotary CLUB
Thursday and outlined movement
for helping the Boy Scout work here.
G. C. Hall of Hall Lumber Co, Of
Winslow was up Thursday looking af-
ter business and was guest at the
Rotary luncheon.
Mrs. Neitzling made a business trip
to Ashfork Wednesday.
Williams was visited Tuesday night
by one Of the most severe electrical
and heavy rain storms of the year.
We had begun to think we were going
to have a real Indian summer after
about a week of clear, warm wealth
er. Outdoor enthusiasts were taking
advantage of the lovely weather and
many picnic parties enjoyed outings
for several days.
E. J. Nordyke and E. r. Byers at
tended the convention Of presidents
and secretaries of this Rotary district
in Flagstaff Monday.
Charley Burton transacted business
in Los Angeles the last of last week.
The largest attendance at Sunday
school in M. E. church went on record
Sunday. The primary department had
the annual graduation exercises at
which time a good-sized class was
promoted to the intermediate depart
ment. The two-months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Ranch was rocked in
the cradle by the little tots of Cradle
Roll department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch have taken the
house of Mrs. Bert kerney for the
winter.
J. EA Butler, w. T. Loomis, E. R.
Byers and Ed Spellmeyer and families
spent an enjoyable afternoon picnic
ing on the rim of Sycamore Canyon
Sunday.
Scotty McDougall drove over to
Ashfork Wednesday on business.
The Rotary club has invited the
Rotaryanns to join them at a Z o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
Of their visiting governor, 6. Allie
Martin, and his bride.
Claude Matz is enjoying visit
from his sister from Phoenix who has
come to spend a few weeks at the
Matz ranch on Garland Prairie with
their mother.
A good many Williamites attended
the barn dance and roasting-ear feed
at Morgans ranch on Garland Prai-
rie Saturday night, while still others
stepped the light fantastic till the wee
sma' hours at the popular Massy
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Montgomery
passed through town Saturday on
their return trip to Phoenix after hav-
ing seen the Grand Canyon, Petrified
Forest, Painted Desert and other Won
ders of northern Arizona.
Mrs. Harold Green has opened her
studio in town and already has nice
class fpiano students for the win
ter.
The new addition to the Fray Mar
cos is rapidly assuming such proper
tions as to make us more than proud
that we have one of the largest and
finest in this part of the country.
Carpenters have been busy the past
week enlarging the platform and max
ing other interior improvements In
the Methodist church.
So many new cement sidewalks
have taken the place of the old board
walks, or no walks, that We wonder
if we haven't always had them.
f. o. Poison enjoyed visit this
week from his nephew and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. AL Poison.
GLEN CANYON DAM WOULD