The Coconino sun., 1924-03-21
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Judge Crosby was in town Satur-
| day looking after legal business and
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Scott.
The st. Patrick's dance and multi
| gan dinner Monday night was we'll at
tended, and the Catholic ladies cleared
a nice sum Of money for their work.
Mrs. E. J. Nordyke and son Spencer
returned Sunday from a few days
trip to the coast.
Mrs. G. M. McLeese returned Fri
day night from six weeks vacation
| spent visiting home folks in Nebraska.
Mrs. j. E. Edwards returned from
a vacation of several months spent in
California. She was accompanied
home by her daughter.
Mrs. j. H. Maxwell motored over
to Flagstaff Thursday and returned
the same day.
Bob Wilson, Mamon motor sales
man from Phoenix, arrived in town
Monday with new Marmon 5-passen-
snow storm came up before Mr.. Will
had considerable difficulty in keeping
warm.
Gus Larson and wife and five. other
couples motored up from Ashfork
Monday to attend the mulligan dinner
and st. Patrick's day dance.
Mrs. E. j. Wilder and daughter,
Robbie, arrived the last of the week
from Phoenix and expect to spend
remainder Of the winter here. Mr..
Wilder returned earlier in the week
Mrs. Holmes has returned from
three months sojourn in Phoenix.
Mrs. Tom Ingledew entertained hei
mother from Winslow Saturday, who
was en- route to Los Angeles for few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Erie Poison arrived Tuesday
with her small daughter, Jean Elizt
beth, after spending four months with
her parents in Whittier, California.
Miss Iva Easton spent Friday and
Saturday visiting friends in Winslow.
The church was well filled Sunday
morning at regular service time with
friends who came in to hear Rev.
Loomis' farewell sermon. A coed
musical program was presented by
the following: Mesdames Mitchell,
Wells and Rittenhouse, and Misses
Aphra and Minnie Anderson and Har-
riett Lebsch. Prof. t. II. Cureton
made a farewell talk in behalf Of the
church and church organizations and
presented Rev. and Mrs. Loomis with 9
beautiful set of table linen, gift
from the Ladies Aid
Saturday afternoon Williams was
visited by snow storm which COW
cred the country with about three
inches of snow Again Monday night
and Tuesday the snow fell, leaving
about an eight-inch covering of snow
which was most welcome to everyone
since the water supply is getting so
low. Farmers were glad TO get the
snow just at this time.
Mrs. M. B. Startzman left Tues
day for Phoenix, where she was called
on account of the illness of her hus-
band, who has been there for several
days for medical attention and
change from the high altitude of Will
liams.
Clark Cole is spending short vaca-
ton in Fresno with his aunt and sis
ters.
Miss Grace McDougalI entertained
q number of her friends with party
which she gave in the opera house
Tuesday in honor of her birthday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. 7. Loomis and
daughter Muriel left early Monday
morning by auto for Phoenix. Will
liams people are sorry to lose the
Loomis family but wish them much
pleasure in their new home.
Billy Rittenhouse is having the
home on Third street, which he re-
Gently purchased, redecorated and
generally repaired before moving into
it.
Henry Blum left Monday for his
home in Leavenworth, Kansas. He has
spent the past year or more with his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Whitfield.
The home of E. R. Byers is being
generally repaired this week as
result of the fire last week. j
The baseball club will give a dance
Saturday night to raise funds for ex-
pense of the team.
Everything is ready for the min
strel show for Thursday night and
from sale of tickets so far it looks like
the desired crowd will be out to see
this clever performance of local min
strels.