The Coconino sun., 1925-07-24
GRAND CANYON
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-. E. Shirley went to- Los Angeles
Thursday to bring home his wife and
children who had been visiting on the
coast for several weeks. They all re-
turned on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and
children and Ray Scheck spent Thurs
day in Williams.
Mrs. r.. G.. Spencer and daughter,
Miss Frances, left Thursday for an
extended visit to Chicago and Mil
Waukee.
Mrs. George Gravy returned on
Thursday after a two weeks stay in
and around Los Angeles.
Con Sullivan, who was once a
teamster here but more recently em-
ployed at the Santa Margarita ranch.
at Oceanside, came back the Last of
the week and is with the transporta-
tion department.
At the last meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion, w. D. Henry was elected
commander. of John Ivens post to sue
ceed D. D. Douglas, resigned. 4
Mrs. E. H. Ness of New York city
arrived Tuesday morning for long
stay with her daughter, Mrs. s. G..
Stephens, and family
Miss Pauline Jones and her mother,
Mrs. Ed Hamilton, are in Seattle for
visit of month or six weeks at the
home of Miss Pauline's brother, Leon,
a physician. Dr. Jones was born and
brought up IN this country, and his
many old friends were surprised ta'
hear of his marriage, which occurred
in the spring.
The task of moving the county
house occupied by the Bert Lauzon
family is finally being accomplished,
was at first thought that trucks and
tractors could move the house, which
was placed on skids, but rollers andsa
''dead man" with big team of Mis-
souri, mules hitched ON are now being
used, and things are moving right
along.
Eight or nine traiMs of Knight Tenn
plars have visited the Canyon since
Saturday, roughly estimated at about
200 Knights, and more are expected at
the rate of two trains a day for the
remainder of the week. They are on
their way to a convention at Port
land, Ore.
Ray Gravy is spending his. vacation
with his relatives and friends at San
Antonio.
The party of movie people who
have Aeen in and around Flagstaff
taking pictures for HThe Vanishing
American" arrived at Grand View,
Sunday to go on location indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Tracy and som and
Flagstaff.
Miss Harriet Cotton of Brooklyn,
N. Y, arrived Tuesday for a visit with \
her nephew, George Celtony and fam
ily.s ;.
On Monday, word was received
from Shorty" Marlborough that sew
eral men had entered the big melon
patch at Phantom ranch and stolen
and wantonly destroyed large num-
ber of melons. Bert Lauzon and
Bob Francy started at once for the
north rim to bring back the culpFits,
having first phoned the rangers to
them. The party returned
tuesday night. There were three
men in the melon party" John Ives,
Mr.. Whitloek and another man whe
has been acting as cook at the road
camp, all. of Kanab, Utah, and Newt
Shaffer Of Phantom, who came up as
Witness It was reported that Whit
lock comes from good family but
was in some sort. of trouble about a I
car which he stole at Kanab and aban-
doned at the Canyon. He came here
alone but met up with the other men
here and persuaded them to go back
home with him to Elk things up"
when they got into this other trouble.
They will go before Justice of Peace !
Hamilt0n
d. D. Douglas has been appointed
department, adjutant of the American
Legion and plans on leaving with his
family the first of August. They
will make their future home in Phoe
nix. The Canyon is sorry toslose this
estimable family but is glad that this
better pesitions has been o. sered.
Billy Borum and wife of Flagstaff
were at the Canyon Tuesday
Word has beer received from Mrs.
Ray Burger, who took her husband to
Williams for medical treatment two
weeks ago, that Mr.. Burger has made
no improvement and has not been
This attack of asthma has lasted
seven weeks and their many friends
here hope he win soon recov@ and be
able to return TO his work.
A song and church service was held
at Community house Sunday night
Mrs. johnson, daughter of General
Manager A. G. Wells, gave a very in
teresting. talk.