The Coconino sun., 1925-07-31
GRAND CANYON
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spend some time.
/ Mrs. G. D. Shull of Albuquerque
came Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alva Shoop, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Gravy and daughter,
! Elizabeth, are here from Williams,
occupying cottage at the Bright
Angel
Little Miss Billy Ennis went to
Williams, Sunday to see her aunt,
Mrs. MacDougal, and also have some
dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Blazer were
called to Los Angeles, Friday by the
illness and death Of Mr.. Blazers
niece. They returned the next Thurs
/ day.
Ruth Stephens passed her seventh
birthday on Sunday and pleased all
her playmates by asking them to help
her celebrate on Saturday afternoon.
More than ID children attended. Aft
er a number of unusual games and
contests, ice cream and a lovely birth
/ day cake we're served.
1 Lew Roberts returned Sunday after
three weeks visit at Santa Ana. Lew
intended to stay a month or more but
| the call of the cool days got him.
M. r. Tillotson and son, Dean, came
back from the north rim Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Burger and
| daughter, Louise, who had been in
| Williams for two weeks are at home
again, Mr.. Burger being slightly inn
1 proved in health. They will return
shortly and continue the treatment in
the hope that a permanent cure will
result.
Miss Billy Hays arrived Friday
from California for q short visit. No
matter how long her stay was, it
would seem all too short to at least
one of our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baughn decided Grand
Canyon climate could not be bettered
and stayed in Kentucky only five
weeks instead Of the intended three
months. Mr.. Baughn went to work at
once and does not plan leaving us
again for some time.
Naish Jureski, formerly gas man at
the garage, left for California TO
make his home.
M. J. Pilkington of the Chevrolet
Motor Co. and Tom Mccarthy drove
over from Flagstaff, Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Werrenrath of New York
city and Miss Lucille Howard, an ar
tist Of New York and Philadelphia
are at the home of Mrs. Werrenrath's
sister, Mrs. G. A. Clark for two weeks
visit.
The three men, Johnson, Whitlock
and DeLong Of Kanab, Utah, who
were under arrest for destroying the
garden at Phantom, were put under
$500 bond by Justice of the Peace
Hamilton, trial to be held the 28th.
Before the trial they plead guilty,
paid the fines assessed and were re-
leased.
A tent belonging to the House
holder family caught fire Monday
night and was burned to the ground.
It contained several beds and cloth
ing belonging to the boys and though
several neighbors rushed to their as
sistance nothing could be saved
A ruIl1or was circulated to the ef-
feet that the Bright Angel head por-
ter was married, but when the blush
ing bridegroom was asked for infor-
more than a stammering refusal of
Mrs. Stella FIGHTER and Harry Harris
were married at Rowe Well on Sum
day evening by Justice Hamilton.
Good luck attend you, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris. May long life and happiness
be yours.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gravy have !
moved to the house owned by dad"
Smiley, where they hope to remain
until it is moved to the townsite.
Roy Kenneth Of the garage force
was called to Salina, Kan, by the ILL
ness Of his mother.
Mr.. Short, WHO acted as relief for
Mr.. Baughn, and his wife left for
Dalles, N. NJ, to make their home.
Dave Benjamin, an official of the
Harvey company was here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Loya are expected
back the last of the week from Ell
Paso where they went several weeks
ago intending to make their home
Mr.. Burchfield and Mr. Kent are
here taking moving pictures to be
used in advertising the Santa Fe.
Mrs. E. H. Ness, mother Of Mrs.
S. G. Stephens, while running for
water to put on the Householders'
burning tent, had the misfortune to
stumble over a piece of protrudifg
pipe, falling in such a way that her
foot was fractured. It took the COM
bined efforts of DR.. Jones and Miss
Catti, with the help Of neighbors to
out her ankle and she is
not expected to walk for month or
more
The American Legion had charge
IF the dance given at Community
house Tuesday night. A large crowd
was present, and the music by Cliff
Dwellers' orchestra was just little
better than usual, combination which
assured everyone present a good time.
The Canyon district, not to be out
lone by California, experienced a
slight tremor on the north rim last
week.
Boyd Crider returned Sunday from
4os Angeles, where he had been va
ationing for month. He got home
With just 28 cents and the only reason
he California sharks did not get that
vas because he borrowed it in Viii
Jams on the way home.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
7as here Tuesday and Wednesday on