The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Judge Crosby was over from Flag
staff Thursday.
Alfred Skeels and James Kennedy
motored to Flagstaff Thursday.
The Rotary meeting Wednesday was
great success. About twenty mem
bers of the Arizona Industrial Con-
gress came to Ashfork by special
train and were met by committee
Of Williams Rotarians and their wives
who brought the guests over from
Ashfork by motor and arrived just in
time for $50 dinner at the White
Cafe. Among the interesting speak
ers of the evening were President OF
Industrial Congress G. G. Spillsbury,
Mr.. Titcomb, Farmer Brown of Tue
son, L. G. Williams of Williams, Mr..
Bryan of Phoenix, T. I'll. Cureton and
Mrs. Cureton of Williams and F. S.
Breen Of Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry have moved to
Williams from Grand Canyon.
Mr.. Harrison of Phoenix was look
ing after business in Williams few
days last week and enjoying our cool
summer weather.
The Rev. w. T. Loomis made a
business trip to Prescott Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moose are
enjoying a visit from their former
Kansas neighbor, G. Campbell.
Misses Alphra and Minnie Anderson
and Miss jackson made the trip by
Ford to the snake dance Thursday and
report most interesting trip.
Mrs. Davis has returned from
few weeks visit with her son, Ralph
Davis of Flagstaff.
The usual Sunday evening services
have been resumed at the M. E.
church after a vacation of seven
weeks.
Bert Cole is taking a vacation over
on the coast and during his stay his
home in Williams caught fire, the
origin being unknown. Little dam
age was done except to the bed and
furnishings of the bed room in the
rear of the house where the fire start
ed, it being discovered by Ross, the
only member of the family at home, in
time to extinguish the flames before
any serious damage was done.
Geo. H. Spellmire has returned
from vacation spent on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moose enter
tanned the E. r. Byers family at a.
chicken dinner at noon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moose had the
Rice family for dinner guests at noon
Sunday at their home in the library.
The Rev. H. H. Gillies was a guest
Monday and Tuesday at the Skeels
ranch near Elephant Park.
Mrs. Jessie Sine returned Tuesday
from vacation spent in Los An
geles.
Miss Bertha Hoffner leaves Thurs
day for months visit with friends
and relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lugar are prouc
owners of a new Chevrolet.
Mrs. Ralph Davis spent few days
this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lugar.
The Rev. Gillies went to Kingman
Wednesday to arrange for his return
to that place the last of the week
after having spent two months va
cation in Williams.
The primary Sunday school has ar
ranged for graduation program
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. A pref |
ty service has been prepared for the
twelve youthful graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch will move into
the Sine cottage September /, atE
which time Mrs. Davis, the present
occupant, will return to her home in
Needles.
Mrs. Ryan has returned from sew
eraf days spent in Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are the proud
parents of an 87a pound son who ar
rived at the ranger station early
Monday morning.
Sheriff Campbell was in town Mon
day on official business.
Attorney e. b. Wilson was in town /
Tuesday on legal business.
The school teachers are gradually
getting together now, ready to begin
their years work September A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ambrose and son
Wilfred visited few days this week
in Needles.
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