The Coconino sun., 1925-07-03
GRAND CANYON
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Mrs. Charles O. Greening spent
several days in Williams the last of
the week, the guest of her parents.
Mrs. w. X. Lockhart and son, Ross.
of Little Rock, Ark, who had been
here several weeks, guests of Mrs. Joe
Read, left Sunday for Los Angeles
and Long Beach, where they will visit
for several months before returning
home
Mrs. George Gravy of San Antonio
who had been here for two months
left Wednesday for Los Angeles,
where she will remain indefinitely.
| Jack Way started on his vacation
Friday. He went to Los Angeles and
will visit there and other coast cities.
People of Grand Canyon as whole
and especially those attending and in
! terested in the Epworth League in
stitute were saddened at the news of
the death Thursday night of Jack
Anderson, an 18-year-old boy of Phoe-
nix and one of the delegates to the
institute. Thursday morning he set
out in the best of health and spirits to
walk to the river and back saying he
twas going to make a new record"
He greatly overestimated his strength
and endurance, however, and suffered
sunstroke, from which it seemed
| impossible to revive him. A drag
out" was sent for and he was brought
on top where it was soon learned his
condition was serious, double pneu-
monia having set in, and he was put
on the evening train and started for
his home in Phoenix. He passed away
before reaching there.
Miss Margaret Duffield of Williams
arrived Thursday to visit Mrs. G. A.
Valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gilliland and
Mrs. Elmer Nelson left Tuesday morn
ing by car for Nogales to attend the
Legion and Auxiliary conventions.
Mr.. White, also a delegate, went
Monday going by way of Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Shirley and
children went to Phoenix Friday, Mr..
Shirley returning the first of the
week leaving Mrs. Shirley and the
children for longer stay.
Jimmie, the Jap bell hop, and
friend with an unprounceable, un-
spellable name, but owner Of new
Chevrolet car, took a ride in said car
and turned turtle on the bend on
Hopi hill. The car was badly smash
ed but both Japs escaped injury.
Grandpa Bass came home last week
from his other home at Wickenburg
He is visiting his son, Billie Bass, and
other relatives and friends while look
ing after his ranches here.
Cecil DeMiIIe and his movie outfit
left Saturday for their homes in Los
Angeles having completed outside
pictures for "The Road to Yesterday
Mr.. Coomb, an old prospector who
has dug over most of the west and
northwest, is recovering from his re-
cent illness and is hoping to be out
and at it again soon.
Lew Roberts went to Santa Ana
Monday expecting to be gone about a
month.
The house which "Fat" Harbin re-
Gently moved to Avenue B was en-
tered during the night or early morn
ing Sunday and ransacked of articles
thought to be mostly clothing. The
thief has not been found.
Newt Shafier has been transferred
to Phantom ranch and left for that
place on Sunday.
The Epworth league institute closed
with two interesting and instructive
meetings Sunday. Those delegates
and pastors who had not gone home
on Saturday left early Monday morn
ing.
Charlie Clark is the new owner of
Ford car. He is moving his fences,
sheds and furniture with it now and
thinks by next week, he will have it
tuned up so that he can put the
house on and haul it up to his new
| location.