The Coconino sun., 1923-10-19

Koch and Mrs. Maxwell were shopping
IN Flagstaff Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Massey celebrated his birth
day Sunday afternoon by inviting a
few little friends in to play during
the afternoon.
Mrs. E. r. Byers and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Ida Biggs and small son
and guest, motored to the Skeels
ranch for a visit Sunday afternoon.
Judge Sleeves is enjoying a visit
from his brother this week, who is
here from Mexico, where he has liv-
ed for some twenty years. Mr.
Sleeves was a guest at the Rotary
club Thursday noon.
Rev. w. T. Loomis and family and
Misses Jaggard and Ritzenthaler were
out near Howard Lake Saturday af-
ternoon looking for deer. They didn't
seem to see any
c. A. Moose and e. r. Byers were
unsuccessful deer and turkey hunt
ers Saturday and Sunday in the Sit
greaves.
Mrs. M. B. Startzman is spending
a vacation on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Easton are re-
| joicillg over fine new baby boy who
came to their house early Saturday
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Loomis and daugh-
ter Mariel and Mr.. and Mrs. Koch
n1otored to Ashfork Sunday after
noon for visit with Mrs. Poole. Mrs.
! Poole has been very i'll for the past
1 week but is better at this writing.
Rev. H. H. Gillies was in town Fri
day and Saturday calling on friends
and on Friday evening had dinner at
the E. R. Byers home.
Master Tom Rittenhouse had a par
/ ty Friday frora 3 to 5 and invited
about 25 of his little friends in to help
celebrate the important event. FIVE
candles decorated the top of a gor-
! geous birthday cake and candy and
ice cream completed a wonderful
birthday party.
Frank Bascorn, ranger at Cholender
is leaving the last of this month for
Sisson, California. Mr.. Bascom has
been here for a number of years and
has finally decided to go back to the
| foothills of Mt. Shasta and go into
the mercantile business for himself.
Mrs. F. o. Poison accompanied her
| daughter, Mrs. Robert Philleo and her
her husband back to Phoenix. The
Philleos have spent their vacation in
and around Williams. Mrs. Poison ex-
poets to visit in Phoenix for a week
! or ten days.
: A gorgeous and exciting street par
ace by the school people preceded the
football game Friday afternoon be-
tween the Williams team and Flag
staff. A score of 20 to 0 failed to
! discourage the defeated Williams
boys. They are getting ready now to
play real football.
A party of duck hunters were right
on hand at Coleman lake the minute
the clock ticked off the closed season
and proclaimed the. hour was at hand
to bring in the ducks. Those who
have no tales to tell about their first
day out are r. D. Mitchell, r. McTav-
ish, Mr. Renshaw, Mr.. Barr, Tom
Lockett, jesse Boyce, DIR. Miller, Lee
Montgomery, Mr. Shaw and w. T.
Loornis.
A car driven by Mrs. Harry O'Neill
became unmanageable Tuesday after
noon, and took to the sidewalk near
the White garage. A little girl was
hit and slightly injured, otherwise no
damage was done.
P. ]. Kilner of Los Angeles was
looking after insurance business in
town Wednesday.
Walter T. Taylor, NJ. E. Merrill and
| DIR. II. j. Hall, all elderly gentlemen
from Lubbock, Texas, arrived in Will
! Hams Friday and purchased non-resi-
dent licenses to hunt. After being
joined here by Mr.. Taylor's son from
Globe the party was piloted to desir-
able hunting territory by Charley
Whitfield. After several days out
they arrived back in town with the
idea there was no game in the coun-
| try and left for their homes in Texas
Some time between 7:30 and 900
p. nj. Tuesday, some one entered the
home of DIR. Rounseville and took a
plentiful supply of clothing, food, two
| medicine cases and other articles of
value. DIR. Rounseville was out at
tending show and Mrs. Rounseville
lis visiting on the coast, so the thief
was not molested in any way until he
had gotten everything he wanted. No
trace has been found of the identity
Of the culprit.
Mr.. Trotter was returning from a
drive to Cathedral Caves the first of
the week ad noticed bobcat on the
cliffs. Mr.. Trotter chased the fellow
| for some time and finally succeeded
in getting one of the finest big cats
ever brought IN.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom
drove over to Flagstaff Friday for the
game and returned by way of Syca-
| more canyon for a days hunting, re-
turning Sunday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lilo Perrin is reported much bet
ter since their taking her to Phoenix
a few days ago.
Miss Helen Maxwell was on the
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