The Coconino sun., 1924-11-28
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GRAND CANYON
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The road which the park service is
/ building to connect with their trail is
nearly completed and on December
first work will be started on the trail
which is to be built from Yaqui
Point, five miles east of Ell Tovar, to
the bridge. Park Engineer NJ. r. Til
lotson has the work in charge and
says the beauty and grandeur of out
/ look on this trail cannot be surpassed
anywhere in the canyon.
Mrs. Sid Terry of Williams, wife of
Engineer Terry Of the water run, ar
with Mrs. Lumsden. She is a former
resident and spent a pleasant week
end renewing old acquaintances.
Ranger Leo Smith went to Indian
Gardens to relieve Ranger C. L,
Taught, who will now be stationed at
| Rowe's Well.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Grim of Long
Beach are here for two weeks visit
with Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Plumlee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Storey returned from
an extended auto trip which included
Yellowstone park and points in Texas.
They are said to have made more than
5000 miles on the trip.
p. d. Berry, one of the builders of
the Bright Angel trail, paid the can
yon a visit on Thursday.
George Morgan, of the mess hall
staff, left Saturday for Phoenix in
tending to take a vacation of several
months for his health.
.ar. ana Mrs. X a. Walsh returned
Thursday from a trip which included
Phantom ranch and Ribbon falls.
Miss Pauline Jones, teacher of the
primary room, left by auto on Friday
afternoon for Phoenix to spend her
Thanksgiving vacation and attend the
state teachers institute.
+. NJ. Ennis returned from the
Shriners' meeting at Phoenix on last
Thursday and brought with him bad
case Of the hiccough disease. Though
very i'll for several days, he is now
able to be out.
Oscar Lovenskold, son of the Indian
|agent at Supai, Cataract canyon, stop
ped over here Tuesday on his way
home from school.
Mrs. w. NJ. Nagiller, who had been
here for week visiting her son, E..
NJ. Ennis, and family returned to her
home in Williams Monday. Mrs. En-
mis- and two children, Miss Billy and
Baby Robert accompanied her and
will remain till after Thanksgiving.
As an appreciation of the efforts of
the p. 7. A. and the Legion Auxiliary
in their behalf, the Spanish branch
|of the P. T. A. has invited the mem
bers of both organizations to attend
their next meeting to be held Monday,
December first. The Spanish people
will have entire charge of the pro-
gram and entertaining.
Victor Hammer, stenographer at the
garage, and Pete Wickman, cook at
the Bright Angel, returned from a
weeks vacation spent at Los Angeles.
The P. L. A. will hold their annual
bazaar and dance at Community
house on Saturday, December g. The
ways and means committee, Mr.. Nell
son chairman, will have it in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Loya recently pur-
chased a Ford car from Operator
Vaughn On Saturday, Mr.. Loya's
brother, Victor, was taking them for
a ride in it and while crossing an ar
roya had the misfortune to strike a
large rock tipping the car completely
over. All were somewhat bruised
and shaken, but no one seriously in
jured.
Jack Tooker, engineer on the night
passenger, was confined to his home
by illness the first days of the week.
Mrs. j. E. Shirley and children are
spending the week in Phoenix.
The scientific party is still at work
on the specimens found on Hermit
trail, with Dr. Gilmore of Washington,
d. c. in charge.
On Sunday afternoon the American
Legion held their annual turkey
shoot Fifteen turkeys were provided
and some of those lucky enough to
get them we're: Joe Reed, Jack Took
Ter, Miles Poison, Mrs Tooller, Jimmy
Blaisdel, Roy Barney, Mr.. Nelson, Mr..
Payne, Mr.. Lauzon, Mr.. Shirley and
Mr. Coffee.
Mrs, Lockridge Of Anita was at
Grand Canyon Tuesday delivering tur
keys for Thanksgiving consumption.
Frank Spencer and daughter, Miss
Francis, started for Fresno Friday
evening to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation with Mr.. Spencer's aged