The Coconino sun., 1924-04-04
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Williams and vicinity were visited
/ the last of last week and again We'd
nesday by heavy snowstorms.
Rev. Stricken and wife arrived ear
ly Sunday morning to succeed Rev.
Loon1is. The altitude proved too high
for Mrs. Stricken, who is in i'll health,
SO after filling the pulpit Sunday
morning and evening in the Methodist
4 church they returned to southern Arl-
1 zona Sunday night.
Miss Anna Jaggard was called to
her home in Kansas City Wednesday
on account of the illness of her
mother.
i MIR. and Mrs. Booth have moved IN
to the Sine cottage at the end of Sec
ond street.
Mrs. Beulah Wilson arrived last
week from Flagstaff to relieve Miss
4 Anne Hutchinson, stenographer at
Rabbits office, who has returned to
4 her home in Denver.
The new post office was formally
opened to the public Monday morn
ing and Williams people are to be
heard from all sides congratulating
themselves on having such an up-to-
date office in our town.
Alfred Skeels left Wednesday fol-
Gallup, New Mexico, to attend te
business matters and from which
place he joined the cavalcade of Ro-
i tarians Sunday en- route to Las We
gas, n. M, to attend Rotary conven-
ton. E. J. Nordyke and e. R. Byer'
left Williams Sunday morning for the
Las Vegas convention.
/ Miss Bouton of Flagstaff was ii
town Friday organizing the class Of
sewing girls as a part of the univer
sity extension work About twenty
girls have already joined the sewing
and cooking classes and are being en-
Enthusiastically sponsored by the Ro
tary club, which has assumed the fl
nancial side Of the proposition. Th'
girls are enthusiastic over the aprons
and caps they have already complet
ed and are doing excellent work ii
the cooking classes and basket-mak
ing classes. This class Of girls /!
composed of those girls who vii
probably never have any other oppor
tunity to receive instruction of thi'
kind.
The infant daughter of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Charley Button received an IN
Jury from a fall Tuesday night ant
was taken to Prescott early Wednes
day morning.
The Woman's club met Saturda.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. A
Miller. Mrs. j. III. Mehl presented
a program on Textiles" which wa
of much interest to the good sizes
crowd in attendance.
Levi Montgomery, DR.. E. A. Mil
Ter, E. j. Kirwin, and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lindblom were among thos
who attended the league baseball
game in Kingman Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. McLeese en-
tertained a group Of their friend
Tuesday evening at NAH jongg. Thos
who enjoyed the pleasant affair wer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mehl, Mrs. Bar
, bour, Mrs. e. j. Kirwin and daugh
ter Betty, Misses Bernice Hawkins
Aphra Anderson, Janice Kaufman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rouby Sulllvant
| and Mrs. E. r. Byers.
! Miss Bernice Hawkins was con
fined to her room most of last weel
with a severe cold.
The high school students are re
hearsing a play which they hope t
have ready for presentation inside 0
q month.
Mrs. Chas. Whitfield has been u
for the. past week with a severe cold
J Mr.. Borden is opening drug stor
. d;rectlv across the street from tn
new post office. Mr.. Borden need
, no introduction to Williams folk, hav
ing been in the drug business her
before.
The American Cafe has been sol
: recently to Mrs. George Smith, VIII
has taken possession and is now opel
for business.
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