The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30

Mrs. John ]. Scanlon, returned with
her, and will be guest of the j. ].
Scanlons for some time.
M. E. Duffy was on the sick list
last week
There will be one morning service
only in st. Joseph's church Sunday,
Nov. 1st, which will be at 500 D. m.
On Monday, All Souls Day, Mass will
be celebrated at 700, go and 8:15 a.
m.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott had as luncheon
guests Friday Mrs. Chas. Larson,
Mrs C. D. Jeffries and Mrs. Geo.
Kimball.
E. O. Messimer is enjoying two
weeks vacation from his duties at the
bank.
A most enjoyable evening was had
by those attending the ST. Margaret's
Guild dance held at the parish house
last Friday evening. These dances
are bound to be popular with those
seeking clean amusement.
| Mr.. Hurtz, who had been with Duffy
Bros. short time, left Friday for San
Francisco.
A new scarafyer has been pur-
chased by the Town of Williams from
the Hook garage. This machine is
being used for grading and leveling
the streets. Chas. Ralph, late of the
state highway department will have
charge of its operation.
Chas. Larson arrived Saturday
morning from Los Angeles for brief
visit at the C. d. Jeffries residence.
He left Monday morning for Denver
and will again visit in Williams upon
his return trip.
DR.. P. A. Melick, R. M. Reese, Chas.
Wade, Clifford Ray and Chas. Way
and his son, left Sunday for weeks
hunting and camping trip. They went
out northwest of Williams.
Turn to page 92 of your October
oath Saturday Evening Post. Ray and
Tex, Flagstaff.
Warning is being given out by local
health officers to boil all drinking
water, whether it comes from Del Rio
or the local wells.
The E. j. Kirwans had as dinner
guests Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs.
E. A. Miller and Miss Catherine of
Flagstaff, DR.. and Mrs. G. D. JEFF
fries and. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Larson
of Los Angeles.
The Woman's Club dance, which was
to have been held Saturday evening
was indefinitely postponed on ac-
count of the illness of Geo. Barnes,
orchestra leader. Mr. Barnes is quite
ill with severe attack of pleurisy
and cold.
Fred Merkle and brother, John
Merkle Of Norman, Okla, Clyde Moose
and w. E. Auman of Cedar Glade,
who had been on an extended hunt
ing trip, returned Tuesday to Will
hams.
The Camp Fire girls held pleasant
social gathering at the home Of Mar
jorie Harmon Thursday night.
Mrs. E. J. Kirwan and daughter,
Miss Betty, will leave Monday for Ell
Paso, Texas, where they will be guests
of Mrs. Kirwan's uncle. From there
they will go on to Ft. Worth for an
extended visit with other relatives.
They plan to be gone about two or
three months.
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell and daughter,
Helen, have moved into the Bly, bum
galow west of the Butler residence.
Mr.. Maxwell, after assisting them
with the moving, left Tuesday for Ne
braska, to take up his former work
there.
E. O. Messimer and family motored
to Prescott Friday.
Miss Catherine Miller was the house
guest of the E. j. Kirwans Friday
evening, coming down to attend the
st. Margaret's Guild dancing party.
Miss Evelyn Leith and ]. L. Mid
dleton stole a march on their many
friends when they quietly stole away
one day last week and were married,
it is thought at Winslow. The happy
couple are now on their honeymoon
but are expected home at any time.
Mrs. Middleton has been employed for
some time in the Saginaw Lumber Co.
office. Mr.. Middleton is manager of
the local office of the Western Union
They will make their home in Will
liams.
The Roy Watson family will leave
"wednesday Vld dutO, LOT uIIld, WHSIC
they will reside this winter.
Mrs. VIM. Rittenhouse returned
home Tuesday, after spending two
months in California. She is much
improved in health.
The annual civil service examina-
ton for forest ranger was held Tues
day at the local Forest Service office.
Four men took the examination.
School Notes
The game between Williams high
school and Clarkdale high played at
Clarkdale last Friday resulted in a
score of 38 to 0 in favor Of Clarkdale.
Mrs. Enfred johnson substituted for
a few days last week during the ill
ness of one of the teachers.
The Juniors are planning an elabor-
ate masked Halloween dance to be
given Saturday evening at the |. O. o.
f. hail. This dance is given to defray
the expense of the Junior Prom next