The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
GRAND CANYON
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ports that work on the new Yaqui
trail is progressing satisfactorily, one
and sixty-three hundredths miles hav
ing been completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Kolb enter
tanned delightfully."- at a chop suey
dinner New Year eve. Beside the host
and hostess and their daughter, Miss
Edith, Mr. and Mrs J. E. Kintner and
Wes Case enjoyed this pleasant and
unusual occasion. The party after
ward attended the dance at Commun-
ity house.
Miss Harriet Cotton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, George Cotton, on
Monday returned to Girls Collegiate
at Los Angeles.
Dean Tillotson, who has been i'll
with bronchitis for several days, is
able to be out again.
The Missouri football team forgot
defeats and victories alike and even
football for a time on Wednesday
and enjoyed the sights of Grand
Canyon. They took various trips and
hikes, some of the party hiking as far
as the point of the plateau.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Douglas enter
tanned number of their friends at
a charming dinner on New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Ennis entertain
ed Saturday night at the second of
series of dinners they are giving dur
ing the winter. Those enjoying the
Ennis hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Nelson, Miss Margaret and
Master Roy and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Francy.
Word has been received from ]. E.
Shirley, who has been in Chicago and
Kansas City for ten days on a busi-
ness trip, that he will arrive home the
last of the week.
Homer Shope left for Oregon on
Wednesday, on vacation of a month
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillotson entertained
at an enjoyable dinner on Saturday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs Emory Kolp
and daughter, Miss Edith, Joe Shir-
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Aiken.
E. NJ Lille of Los Angeles, service
man for the Ingersoll-Rand company
arrived on Tuesday and left with NJ.
r. Tillotson on Wednesday for sew
eral days inspection of machinery
which is being used on the new trail.
Miss Frances Sharpe of Phoenix
arrived on Friday afternoon and took
up her duties as teacher of the pri-
mary room on Monday.
Mrs j. E. Shirley and Master Jack
left Thursday for Phoenix and spent
the remainder of the vacation there,
Miss Earline visiting with the Henrys
at the Rest house til they returned.
The American Legion auxiliary at
their last meeting, held at the Mess
hall elected officers for the coming
year. Mrs. Dick Gilliland was chosen
president; Mrs. Robert Francy, vice
president; Miss Edith Kolb, treasurer;
Mrs. E. NJ. Ennis, sergeant alarms,
and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, chaplain. Mrs.
Burris, who was absent, was elected
secretary but is unable to accept and
another will be elected at the next
meeting. A donation of $25 was made
to the disqualification chairman at
Prescott, to be used for the purchase
of gifts for Arizona disabled veterans.
Miss Rosa Bouton, county demon
strator, arrived Monday afternoon to
continue her work with the school
children and with the Mexicans of the
community.
Ray Scheck returned the first of
the week from Hermit camp, where
he has been inducing water to flow
through the pipes meant for that pur-
pose but which for some reason had
refused to do so. Our recent cold
spell may have had something to do
with the refusal. Phantom ranch
water system was in much the same
condition, which had not happened
before in the memory of old tinl1rs
of six and seven years residepSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stephens are en-
joying new Atwater Kent radio.
School started with about the same
enrolment as before Christmas, Miss
White, the principal, teaching the
higher grades and Miss Frances
Sharpe, the primary.
The Spanish branch of the P. T. A. i
held their regular monthly meeting at
the school house, on Monday night
with about Is present. Mrs. Elmer
Nelson, president, had charge and af-
ter business matters were taken care
of, paper on "Indoor Recreation of
the Child" by Mrs. Bolton was read
and translated into Spanish by Mr..
Sandoval. Miss Rosa Bouton then
gave talk on old and new work and
complimented the branch on what they
had already accomplished. The
English and sewing classes were start {
ed again after vacation over the /
holidays and the meeting closed with
the serving of delicious refreshments. I
Mr. and Mrs. Burris returned from
Los Angeles where they spent month /
visiting relatives.
Charley Cottolendi, truck driver for
Harveys, went to Phoenix to make his T
home. "Sandy" McLain, formerly with T
the government, has taken his place.
Victor Hammer left on Sunday for
Los Angeles for an indefinite stay.
The American Legion held their
regular monthly meeting at Mess hall /
on Monday night.
The Pennsylvania football team in
a chartered train of eleven cars spent
Friday and Saturday at the Grand
Canyon on their way home after play
ing on the coast.
Miss Helen Hartman, Miss Mar