The Coconino sun., 1925-03-27


the service and taken a similar posi-
tion at the White River agency.
Mrs. A. X. Locker, who has been
acting as substitute teacher for some
weeks, has suffered a severe attack
of the flu during our late epidemic.
Little Kenneth Kanuho has been
quite sick during the week.
Misses Annie Rhodes, teacher and
Mary Elliot, children's cook, were
among the victims of flu during the
late epidemic.
A few cases of measles have de-
veloped among the children, but of a
very light form, known as German
measles. At this writing none of the
sick are in critical condition.
Miss Ida Wilson, librarian at the
Flagstaff Normal paid a weekend
visit to the Grant and Marble families
of Leupp The visitor and Mrs. Grant
were girlhood chums and school class
mates in Humboldt, Neb., and this is
less to say the visit was one of mu-
tual enjoyment.
A good sized room is being built on
the southeast corner of the hospital,
to be used as a dispensary, and re-
lieye congestion inside.
Miss Marjorie Elliot has been
guest during the past week of her sis
ter, Miss MANI, of the school force.
The young lady has been attending
Normal at Tempe, Ariz., and was not
physically able to complete the term,
hence is returning to her home.
Alvin Love of Eagar, Ariz., was
visiting Miss Thema Gibbons last
week and while here was taken sick
with what later proved to be case
Of measles. Every available room and
bed Of the school, being needed for
the sick children and employees, made
it necessary to move the young man
to hospital elsewhere. On account
of the contagious nature of the dis
ease, he was refused admittance to the
hospitals of both Winslow and Hol-
brook and was taken on by Jessie
Gaddis and Miss Gibbons to Springer
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Hyde of Flag
staff drove through here Saturday en-
route to Winslow to spend the day
L
ed over at the home of Mrs. Grant
of the Sunrise post, and took Monday
mornings train back to Flagstaff.
| Mrs. Harris, dining room matron,
was off duty most of the week and
confined to her bed with flu.
Among other signs of spring this
one is most realistic-the sight Of
baseball players getting into regular
practice. The home diamond is being
cleaned UP and the same will be sud-
rounded by a nice half-mile track. A
injecting has been held at which Eska-
nado Spencer was chosen as captain
and Jack BallneL- manager Of this
/ wears team New suits are to be pro-
vided and things done up in the latest
style. Leupp has an abundance of
good players, and with the selection
of strong team, they are expected
to become famous this season, and
yanquish many foe.
George Mason, baker for Keller's Of
Flagstaff, and Mrs. j. f.. Buckbee, d
teacher from Cornville, were over
Sunday guests at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. A. K Locker. Mrs. Buckbee
formerly lived in this section, having
been in the trading business at Tol-
chaco, when the mission school was
located there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H P. Marble, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c.. Grant and their week
end guest, Miss Ida Wilson of Flag
staff, drove out Sunday to the new
Canyon Lodge resort, and on to Me
teor mountain, returning TO Leupp
by way of Winslow.
Road crews are now at work on the
Winslow-Flagstaff highway at a
point near Canyon Lodge. A hand
some and substantial cement bridge
had already been placed and that will
be pretty stretch to t.avel when the
new road is completed.
Miss Aldine Boudinot who assisted
in caring for the. sick children, was
herself taken down with flu Sunday
and confined to her room several days.
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