The Coconino sun., 1923-12-07
WILLIAMS NEWS
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1 day afternoon to the "mill' ladies so
! that those who have Just come here
to live might become acquainted with
those who have been living here be-
| fore, and say farewell to Mrs. White,
who is leaving on vacation. The
afternoon was spent in sewing for
the bazaar, and social conversation.
Among those present were Mesdames
Easton, White, Holmes, Ruby Sulli-
want. r. Koch.
A number of people enjoyed the ra-
dio concerts every evening at the
White Garage where an up-to-date
radio set is on exhibition.
Mr.. Kirby is enjoying the unusual
privilege of helper in his grocery
store nowadays, since the arrival of
! his son. who has come to be with his
father during the winter.
The ladies will have the bazaar Fri
day afternoon, and cooked food sale
instead of the dinner as previously
planned.
Mrs. Charley Whitfield has return
ed from pleasant vacation spent with
home folks.
John Hinton was looking after bus
mess in town this week and reports
the family pleasantly located in their
new Phoenix home.
Miss Helen Maxwell is out of school
this week, taking care of severe cold.
The superintendent and teachers of
the Methodist Sunday school held a
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sonage to make plans for Christmas
and general reorganization since be-
ing closed for the scarlet fever epi
demic.
Mrs. r. Holmes left Wednesday for
an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
John Luke of Phoenix.
Mrs. F. O. Poison left Tuesday noon
for Phoenix where she will remain in
definitely, hoping to recuperate from
a recent illness. Her son, Earl, ac-
companied her to the capital city.
Mr.. Converdne of the Postal Tele-
graph company, was taken to Los An
geles the last of the week for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Mrs. Al. Skeels was in town Friday
visiting friends and shopping.
Mrs. G. McLeese and Miss Bernice
Hawkins were hostesses Friday after
noon in the McLeese home to sixteen
Of their friends, including the faculty
Of the school with Mrs. T. H. Cure
ton, Mrs. Jack Butler, Mrs. A. r.
Montgomery and Mrs. Mike Duffy for
guests. The afternoon was spent at
bridge tables.
The second grade Of school was
closed for a week on account of a
scarlet fever case in that room the
last of the week.
Mrs. Charles Sweetwood is planning
to leave Saturday for her new home
in San Bernardino, California.
Mrs. Welder was on the sick list
the last Of the week.
A crowd of young people motored
over to Flagstaff Sunday afternoon
to take Miss Helen Easton back to
Normal after having spent the holi-
days with the folks at home in Will
liams.
Judge X. N. Sleeves transacted bus
mess IN FlagStaff MONDAY.
A chiropractor was in town Monday
looking for an office with view to
locating here.
Harold Longfellow was looking af-
ter business interests and visiting
friends here Monday.
E. r. Byers was looking after legal
business in Flagstaff Monday.
Mrs. F. E. Wells is back in her Of
flee after her seige of scarlet fever
and quarantine.
The Williams Gun club held tur-
key shoot Sunday which was we'll at
tended and from which number of
good turkeys came for various Christ
mas dinners.
A number of people are going into
the deep canyons to bring out their
Christmas trees before another snow
storm comes along and makes access
to the prettiest timber impossible.
The Barnes dance Friday night was
great success, being attended by a
good-sized crowd.