The Coconino sun., 1923-08-03
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Williams has been visited several
times during the past week by some
heavy rain storms and a couple of
times by hail which did much dam
age to gardens and fields.
Miss Gordon left Wednesday for a
trip by auto to the coast. A party
Of friends accompanied her on the
trip
The Rev. w. T. Loonlis went to the
Grand Canyon Sunday noon to hold
services Sunday evening instead of on
Thursday, the regular day.
The Rev. H. H. Gillies went to
Kingman Tuesday morning, returning
Wednesday,.
Attorney Joseph NJ. Hollub and wife
were Williams visitors this week for
few days. The Hollubs are former
residents of our town and were greet
ed by many friends while here from
Phoenix.
Miss Elsie Maxwell was among a
party of gay young folks motoring to
Grand Canyon Sunday.
w. H. Davis, state organizer for
Maryland Casualty Co., and his wife,
were looking after business and en-
jcying our cool climate for few days
tnis week.
Little Miss Jean Elliott gave a par
ty Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her
birthday. She invited thirty OF her
play mates to help her celebrate SO inn
portant an event and needless to say
it was merry party of little ones
who, gathered on the porch for games
and later dainty refreshments Of ice
cream, cake and candy.
Charles Miller Of Phoenix was a
guest the first cf the week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erie Poison.
Carl Hayden was principal speaker
before the Rotary club at their regu-
lar luncheon Thursday. Other guests
Of the day were Charley Burton and
Mr. McLeese.
Joseph z. Martin Of Phoenix was a
guest for the cay Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Byers. Mr. Martin was
returning from trip to the Grand
Canyon.
Miss Harriet Lebsch, who was SO
seriously injured in the railroad acci
lent some three months ago, is now
able to be up in a wheel chair and
hopes soon to be able to walk about
@ith the aid of crutches. Miss Har-
riet has been a patient sufferer and
her friends are delighted to see her
so near recovery.
Mrs. Marion N. Perkins Of the j. K.
ranch was greeting friends in town on
McnGay as she was returning from a
trip to Prescott.
Miss Alice Martin of st. Louis spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. E. r. Byers as
she was returning to her eastern home
| from two-months stay at Grand Can
yen.
C. E. Elliott has returned from a
ten-days< business trip to the coast.
Mrs. F. @. Poison, accompanied her
family to the Grand Canyon Monday
for a visit with her son, Miles, who
lives at that splace.
Mr. and Mrs. Coke arrived on No. o
Sunday from Salem, South Dakota,
| for & visit with the w. 7. LOOMS FAM
lily. The Cokes expect to make Will
liams their home, Mr.. Coke having
accepted position with the Saginaw
& Manistee Lumber company.
! Among the enthusiastic, successful
fishermen at Howard Lake Sunday
were w. Moser, Robt Emmens and
Clifford Ray, who each brought in
! trs1s \ Ios -3.4 +D ~
some would-be doubters that bass act
/ ually do live and attain satisfactory
4 size in that popular body of water.
! So enthusiastic are these Nimrods
that they succeeded in persuading the
reluctant Kennedy family to 60 out
on Tuesday and try their luck We
i haven't heard what their luck was.
! The regular social meeting of the
i Ladies' Aid was held at the home of
+ Mrs. F. o. Poison Wednesday after
noon with Mesdames f. O. and Gus
Poison, Mosier, Dial, Lockett and
i Dowdy as hostesses for the afternoon.
j Misses Elsie and Helen Maxwell and
/ the Misses Aphra and Minnie Ander-
/ son motored over to the Flagstaff
1 normal Wednesday to visit some of
the normal classes, old classmates and
I teachers. The Misses Maxwell having
/ graduated from the normal in the
i spring and the Anderson sisters hav-
/ ing been students there last year, they
| will find many things of interest dar-
ing their days visit
Judge Crosby was visiting his
4 daughter Lucille over Sunday and
/ transacting business while in town.
/ Judge Jones and Attorney Frank
4 M. Gold were over from Flagstaff the
! first OF the week.