The Coconino sun., 1925-10-02
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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rived Saturday to take up his new
pastorate here.
I At a recent meeting of the cham
Der of commerce, Harold Greene was
chosen as delegate to Kingnan to at
tend the formation of an organization
to inform the travelling public of the
true conditions and attractions of the
Old Trails highway. The water sit
uation also came up for discussion.
At the Rotary on the oath, different
members we're called upon by the
chairman to tell what got their
goat" Other pertinent questions were
also answered to the amusement Of all
present. Harry Gray, formerly mem
Der of the Phoenix Rotary and Scout
master Mccormick OF Flagstaff were
visitors.
The marriage Of Higinio Frias and
! Miss Ysabel Portugal, both of this
Icity, was solemnized at pretty we'd
ding held Saturday morning at s
o'clock at ST. Joseph's church, Rev.
Father Hootsman officiating. Her
man Lucero acted as best man, and
Miss Juanita Lucero as bridesmaid
There were four little flower girls. A
dance was given the young people
Saturday evening by some Of their
! friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Frias will re-
! side in Williams.
Lieut.. Sam Sampson and Miss Pau
| line Jones spent the weekend at the
Grand Canyon, the guests of the Ed
| Hamiltons.
The first regular meeting of the
Williams Womap's club will be given
! of which Mrs. p. A. Melick is chair
man. This will be a luncheon at
o'clock at the Methodist church. Miss
Stella Mather of the state university
will speak on Child Nutrition
Celebrating her seventh birthday,
Miss Ruth Lea Byers entertained a
number of her little friends at a
Mother Goose party on Saturday aft
ernoon. Her guests were: James
Muzzy, John and Jimmie Hinton, Kor-
ney Butler, Donald Richardson, Jack
and Bobby Emerson, Frances Wells,
Vera Richardson, Deloyce Nelson, Vir-
ginia Speilmire, Evelyn Murray, Mar
tha and Roberta Daggs and Puddin
Britt Mrs. Chas. Murray and Mrs.
IL. B. Britt assisted Mrs Byers. Lit
tie Ruth Lea as Mother Goose, made
charming directories Of her court of
Mother Goose characters. A most
enjoyable time was had by all the
| little folk.
Miss Helen Kent left Monday morn
ing for Flagstaff, where she en-
rolled in the State Teachers college.
She expects to graduate at Christmas.
The Elliott, Watson and Butler
families were among those picnicking
in the forest back of Mountain Spring
ranch Thursday evening.
Mrs. f. d. Bly,, Miss Bess Alcorn,
and their house guest, Miss Charlene
Woodhead, of Los Angeles, Mrs Roy
Watson and son, Bobby, motored to
Flagstaff Saturday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Duffy Bros. have added line of
ladies' ready to wear to their dry
goods department. Mr.. Huertz Of
San Francisco was in town Friday and
Saturday installing for them a bean-
tiful line Of coats and dresses.
Jack Butler made business trip to
Ashfork and Seligman Friday.
Roy Watson motored to Ashfork on
business Friday.
Edwardo Gomez, laborer at the
Saginaw mill, was quite badly hurt
Saturday when he suffered broken
arm and a dislocated shoulder blade.
1t is not known definitely how the ac-
cident occurred. He is being cared
for at DR.. Melick's hospital.
Miss Blanche Irish has resigned her
position as bookkeeper at the Saginaw
MILL and has gone to San Francisco.
r. C. Kline, recently from Flagstaff,
will succeed her in the position. Mr..
Kline and his family will occupy the
Angus house.
Miss Engretta Scanlon is spending
few weeks in Los Angeles and other
coast cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Button and
and Mrs. A. H. Kent of Yuma left
Tuesday morning for the White noun
tains where they will spend some time
camping and hunting.
Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs. Tom McCul-
Tough, Mrs. Agnes Pouthie and Sister
Magdalin were Williams visitors Sat
urday. Sister Magdalin is one of the
teaching force. of st. Joseph's home,
Tucson, and the visit was made in the
interest Of that orphanage.
Rev. Fl. H. Gil1ies Of Kingman and
E. r. Byers left Williams Tuesday
morning for the White mountains for
weeks hunting trip.
Miss Ruth Kent, who spent some
time this summer as guest of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Button, has gone
to Monrovia, Calf, for the winter.
She took with her Miss Betty Button
who has enrolled in the Monrovia
grade schools for the year. They viii
be guests of Miss Edith Kent, who
teaches in Monrovia.
Word has been received in Williams
that a seven pound baby girl was born
to Mrs. Walter Lindbloom in Los
Angeles Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Lindbloom's many
friends in Flagstaff and in Williams