The Coconino sun., 1925-12-25
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| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cottolendi
and small baby have gone to visit
with Mr.. Cottolendi's people, who live
short distance out of Williams.
/ They will be gone over the holidays
and Bud Lockridge Of Anita is taking
charge of the FL Tovar truck during
their absence.
Mrs. J. p. Shirley and Master Jack
went to Los Angeles the last of the
week, returning Sunday with Miss
| Earline who has been attending Page
| school for girls there She will re-
main during the holidays.
! Word has been received from Ray
Burger, who went to Los Angeles
about a week ago To new position
offered to him there, that he is suf-
fering with another attack of asthma,
which they hoped would be benefited
/ by the lower altitude and warmer
climate. Mrs. Burger and Miss Louise
will join him as. soon as transporta-
! tion can be- arranged
George Smith will go to Phoenix
the first of the year where he has
position with the Yellow Taxi Co.
Mrs. Smith has not been we'll for
some time and it was thought best to
! take her and the two boys to a warm
er climate for the remainder of the
winter.
Mrs. Joe Reed and daughters, the
Misses ,MaInette and Mildred, went to
Los Angeles on Friday morning to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Reeds
parents and sister'who are there from
Arkansas for the winter. Mr.. Reed
will join them later and will return
with them about the first of the year.
| Howard Greening received the
very incest of Christmas gifts, paid
/ up scholarship in the Sweeney auto
school in Kansas City. He left Friday
with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Kabler, who were re-
turning to that city from the coast.
/ Miss Lottie York, for some time
/ head waitress at the Bright Angel, de-
cided to change her place of abode
and on Monday went to Denver, where
| she plans to reside.
A very successful pantomine was
! put on by the school children at COM
munity hall after church, on Sunday
night. The coming of Christ was the
subject Of the portrayal and the prin-
/ cipal parts were taken by Guy House
holder, king; Frances Spencer, queen;
Jean Tillotson, Christ mother; Joseph,
/ George Magoral; prophecies, Gene
We've Magoral; high priest, Bob Mad
dux; innkeeper, Raymond Sandoyal; !;
slave girl, Louise Burger. The~en-
! senlble singing of carols throughout
the program was pleasing and well re-
ceived
Mr.. and Mrs Brown of Oakland ar
rived Tuesday to spend the holidays
/ with their daughter, Mrs. L. G. Carr,
and family. Stanton Carr came home
from school at Williams on Friday,
making the family circle quite COM
plete.
j. c. Kimnel, third trick engineer
at the power house, has been trans
feFred back to his former position at
] the first Of the year. Mr.. Camp of
Winslow will come to relieve him.
1 The gentleman was here to look us
over, last Friday and at that time bar.
gained with Jimmie" Blasdell for his
house.
Charley" Greening left for Camp
/ Verde to bring home his wife and new
baby son, who has been named Charles
Ernest in honor of his two grand
| fathers. At present they will be at
the. home of Mr.. Greening's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Greening.
| As is customary, an officer from a
neighboring post could not be obtained
for the installation OF new officers,
SO Mrs. Robert Francy, vice-president
of the auxiliary, had the honor Of in
Stalling the new Legion officers on
Monday night at community house.
After the ceremony an informal dance
was held and refreshments served.
AS special feature, the committee
of the PIT. A. in charge of the free
picture show gave the children a
great treat by putting on the picture
Snow White and Rose Red" on Fri
day night. These pictures are at
tracing not only children but grown
ups.
Gerould Boulin, who has been at
tending Flagstaff Teachers college is
at home on vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boulin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton and
baby daughter went to Phoenix last
Week to holiday with the formers
people. George has made good as
fireman on the main line, which pre-
cludes his ever returning to the Can
yon,. which is certainly our loss.
Mrs. H. C. Scudder of Williams rode
up with her husband and made US a
short visit on Monday.
1t has been decided to add a soda
fountain to the new Babbitt store now
being erected. 1t is understood this
will not mean the building of more !
floor space but it will be tucked"
into the present plan somewhere.
Ira Payne has bought the George
Smith place on Avenue A and will |
move his family here as soon as the
place is vacated. which will be about I
the first of January.
Owing to the illness of the presi- +
dent, Mrs. S. G. Stephens, Mrs. F. C. |.
Spencer, vice-president, conducted the !,
last meeting of the PIT. A. 1t was /
decided to send SO to the Near East
relief as we'll as contributions to our
own state organization. The program
part of the evening was postponed I
until the next night,
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex Johnston and I
Master Teddy of Flagstaff drove over |,
last week, Mr.. Johnston on business