The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13

Mrs. VIM. Todt of Kingman was the
house guest of Mrs L. B. McMullen
Mrs. Todt is president of the Woman;
club of Kingman.
Come with me, and let's travelling
go. Thirty-five miles northeast from
where you sit lies the ruins of oul
ancient dwellers of this country. Il
is from the beaten path. Take the
Divide, through Deadman's Flat, anc
road. Mrs. L. B. McMullen, Mrs
Catherine Scott, Miss Martha E. De
wey, Mrs. Jessie Ladd, Mrs. VIM
Todt, Miss Lintz, and Messrs. R. H
Drake, L. A. Adams, C. v. Ridgely
and r. r. Powers were in the party
who took this trip last Saturday.
Miss Josephine Robinson, Tempe
Miss Irene McCreary, Gilbert; Miss
Alice Bailey, Miss Isabelle Coe, Wins
low; Lizzetta Aepli and Mr.. I. lines
Of Glendale spent the weekend at the
Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry McGaugh Of
Phoenix, popular normal students
were the guests of Prof. and Mrs
4
rified forests and Natural bridge
Sleeping out is great sport" says
Mrs. McGaugh.
Miss Lois Briggs of Yucca, Misses
Helen and Anona Wells of Mayer and
Miss Marion Morgan of Grown King
spent Sunday at Oak Creek.
A great number of school people
visit Oak Greek. There<may be sew
eral reasons for that. It's close prox-
unity to Flagstaff Besides, they are
men who will tell you there are trout
in the creek. Some, however, have
left in disgust and dubbed it Trout
less lake. If you are real angler
you viii size up the spot at glance
But the beauty and splendour of il
all is Incompatible. Its beautiful
clothed green trees, grasses and flow.
ers are at their best now. Better ride
out tomorrow.
"The moonshine of the species i
more deadly than the ale," Steve Go
lob opines.
Miss Esther Sigler has returned tc
her home in Phoeuix for the balance
of the summer. Miss Sigler taught
in the Phoenix Indian schools the
past year.
Miss Eunice Reed spent the week,
end with her parents in Prescott.
Mrs. Glen Cline of Kingman is
spending the week with Miss Heller
King. Mrs. Cline was formerly Miss
Bernardine Cresswell, popular Nor.
NAL student of 20.
H~- IL. L1o-
confined to her bed for a few days, is
now back at her studies. Mrs. Ran
dolph lives in Campbell Hall.
A double chin has its advantages.
You can use one while resting the
other.
Miss Lucretia McMullen, daughter
of Mrs. L. B. McMullen, who was OPP
Grated on recently for appendicitis
arrived home Monday.
Miss Gertrude Glissan, class of 20
was a guest of Lady Bees at Campbell
Hall Sunday. Miss Glissan, with hel
folks, are on their wayfto the coast
fronr Scgales.
Our star reporters write-up of Jack
Tenney last week was good but the
best part was what wasn't printed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carron of Flag
staff took along Miss Mary Boyer OF
the Normal faculty, and the Misses
Gertrude Kracker and Helen King,
normal school students, to the Canyon
Miss Florence Berchtold Miss Polly
MeGookin and Miss Helen Perry OF
Flagstaff; Howard Mckay of Clark
dale spent Sunday at Mormon Lake.
Miss Margaret Wyrick of Winslow
was the guest of a group Of Winslow-
ties Sunday at Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Margaret ("Mother") Hanley
says: Sunday was day OF surprises
for me-" Her son, Frank, who was
recently transferred to Kingman by
Babbitt Bros, motored up in a brand
new car bringing his frau along with
him. They came up primarily to take
little Margaret back with them, but
Mother Hanley induced them to let
her stay until summer school was out
Little Margaret will attend school this
winter in Kingman. But that was not
all. Her brother, Frank Murphy, and
his wife and children from Los An
geles, called late in the afternoon. Mr.
Murphy, who was cattleman from
these parts, is well known in Flag