The Coconino sun., 1925-09-04

poultry industry in this county during
/ the coming year. Many farmers arc
becoming interested in it, and severa
new flocl1s are soon to be established
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Mrs. Jonson Curry of Government
Prairie came Sunday to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Frank Compton.
Mrs. William Lentz and son, Joe
who visited relatives here this sum
mer, will return next week to THEN
home in Phonix.
Miss Lorene Eden, who came re-
Gently to visit her cousin, Cecil De
Vaney, and wife, has accepted po-
sition in Rabbits office.
George Fl. Lamport closes Tioga
lodge, Oak Creek, tomorrow for the
season. He has caretaker there for
the winter, which he and Mrs. Lam
port will spend in Phoenix
They're here-the new fall and win
ter suits for men, from Hart Schaff-
Fner &: Marx. Products Of the finest
looms, domestic and foreign, in rich
new colors and fabrics and in cut
tending more toward the athletic. Sid
Gassman's.
Rev. A. S. Dowd, pastor Of the First
Christian church, returns this week
from Hot Springs, N. NJ, where he
has been for a month or so for the
benefit of his health. He will deliver
the Sunday morning sermon at the
Woman's clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bellwood write
from England, where they were with
the formers people while Tom took
special work at Oxford university,
that they we're having grand time.
They will be home in time for the
opening of the fall term at Teachers
college.
Miss Muriel Tarr and her brother,
Raymond Tarr, who visited their aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Hart,
left Friday. With Mrs. Hart they
spent a few days at Grand Canvon,
going from there to Kingman, where
they will spend a few days before pro-
ceeding to their home in Sierra
Madre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Denman and
son, Billie, will return III about two
weeks from Washington, where they
spent the summer visiting their peo-
pie. Mr.. Denman will take special
work at Teachers college and assist
with the football coaching. Mrs. Dem
man will again be office assistant to
DR.. Fronske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Vandevier moved
the first Of the month from Lolomai
lodge, Oak Creek, and have leased the
C. b. Wilson house on East Birch
avenue and plan opening it as a club
later this month, with the same cook
they had at Oak Creek TO do the cater
ing. They will reopen Lolomai lodge
in the spring, with many improve.
nnents, including baths, additional
rooms, new beds, etc.
Honoring her sister, Mrs. T. E. Nc
Cullough of Prescott, who is visiting
here, Miss Eunice Babbitt entertained
the Friday Bridge club Monday after
noon, her guests being Mrs. E. G.
Slipher, Mrs. G. w. Jake, Mrs. p. j.
Moran, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. John
Verkamp. Mrs. f. D. Babbitt, Mrs.
George Fleming, Mrs. r. G. Babbitt,
Mrs. Ray DeLescaille, Mrs. r. j. Con-
nor and Miss Margaret Walsh.
Charlie Sanford, in from ~Willaha,
on the Grand Canyon railroad, yester-
day, reported lots of rain and heavy
roads. One day recently they had
the hardest downpour he ever saw,
leaving the level land six inches un-
der water. lie advised some inquir-
ing tourists yesterday that if they had
to getrto Grand Canyon on business,
they could, but if they were only
sightseeing the canyon would keep.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Franklin Mcmahon of Grand Canyon
avenue are giving a family farewell
dance in honor Of Mrs. McMahon's
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Cantrell Of the Milligan apart
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Cantrell, who
have been visiting their four sisters,
continue tomorrow their trip across
the continent. Their next stop will
be Los Angeles where they intend
placing their son, Tommy, in school for
the next year.
Mrs. Marion Aubineau Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and little daughter,
Jean, arrived Monday to spend the
week with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Fred Hensing. Mrs. Aubineau is on
her way home from the coast where
she spent the summer with her peo-
pie. Mrs. Aubineau's friends here
knew her when as Miss Fay Smith she
attended Normal. Yesterday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hensing, George
Walters and Mr.. Miller, she spent the
day at Grand Canyon. She will leave
today.