The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
GRAND CANYON
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4 George Burton, who had been in
/ Phoenix week convalescing from an
1 accident, returned home Friday and
was back at work Saturday morning,
not, quite as spry as usual but a rood
deal better than when he went away.
/ Mrs. %. Ross Eakin. entertained a
group of eight ladies at. luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday afternoon.
/ The baseball game between the
! Santa Fe and park service mines on
Sunday afternoon was walkaway,
/ the Santa Fe team piling up a score
| of II to the park service 3. The
Santa Fe outplayed their opponents
everywhere and though the, park serr-
ice has some good material they
Showed lack of practice and team
work. But their rooters are there.
| Miss Billie Hays of Los Angeles re-
turned to her home Tuesday after a
short visit here.
! Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kolb and
daughter, Miss Edith, left Thursday
| by car for Tucson, where Miss Edith
will enter the UNIVERSITY.
| Ray Burger came home Thursday
from the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles. He received the distressing
news that nothing could be done for
him there and returned hoping the eli
mate here would help him as it has
others.
Mrs. J. H. Lumsden and daughter,
Mrs. Martin Urban of Phoenix, ac-
companied by Mrs Sid Terry of Viii
Iiams, arrived here Friday for few
days visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Tillotson went
to the north rim on Saturday to be
gone week or more.
Stanton Carr, who is attending
school at Williams, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
G. Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case of Colorado
Springs returned to their home Fri
day after several months visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. j. E.
Kintner.
Mrs. Thompson, field representative
of the Florence Crittenden home of.
Phoenix, arrived the last of the week
and is working here in the interest of
the home. She spoke at the P. T. A.
meeting Friday night and held spe-
cial meeting at the mess hall Saturday
afternoon, at which time the same
ladies were chosen to keep up the,
work, who had charge of it last year
Mrs. j. Z. Shirley, chairman; Mrs.
e. Nelson, secretary, and Mrs. S. q.
Stephens, treasurer. 1t is planned to
give benefit masquerade dance on
October g.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Spencer and
daughter, Miss Frances, left Monday
for the north rim and an extended trip
into the Indian country.
"Curley" Ennis started to drive a
car to Albuquerque OH Tuesday. He
will return by train.
Mrs. Arthur Gibson of Hull tank is
al, the home of Mrs. E. NJ. Ennis while
her husband is away with the roundup.
Judge Florence Allen, only woman
supreme court judge in the United
States, and her. campaign manager,
Susan Rebahm, both of Columbus,
Ohio, visited the Canyon Friday,
Saturday and Sunday They took in
1uuIlDGI# Vi LIIC .SISHt-oCC1uS tLlRpS
walking as far as Hermit ranch on
Friday, which is considered good
distance for experienced hikers to
make.
Mrs C. E. Greening and son, How
ard, who are now living in Williams
where Howard attends high school,
were at the Canyon over the weekend.
Myron Boyer, son Of the head of,the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.; G..
H. .Creightons customs agent of the Y.
S. treasury department Of San Fran
cisco and his Texas agent, Grin G..
Dove of Maria, Texas, arrived on.
Wednesday morning for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Gravy, old
friends of Mr.. Dove. On Wednesday
night they gave a most enjoyable
dance to which. the community as a
whole was invited, leaving on Thurs
day for the country north of Selig-
man and Ashfork to inspect some
ranch property.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. r. Kincannon and
small daughter, Vivian, of Williams
were here last week to visit their
daughter, Mrs. G. O. Greening.
Monday, while the train was making
the wye, Roy Barney saw something
so very attractive that he lost his
equilibrium and toppled head first out
of the baggage car. His injuries were
minor, but it is a safe bet that the
attraction wouldn't look at him now.
Roy Kenna, storeroom man at the
garage, is back at work after several
days absence due to illness.
On Saturday evening in Flagstaff,
at the home of Judge. ]. E: Jones, oc-
Cured the marriage of Isadore Har-
rison of Grand Canyon and Miss Eli
zabeth Compton of Los Angeles. Com
missioner Tom L. Rees and Mrs.iJ. E..
Jones acted as witnesses, while Judge
Jones performed the ceremony.
Mike" as Mr.. Harrison is knownsto
all, Of US, has been employed by the
park service here for a number of
years, having recently been promoted
to, the position vacated by D. D. Doug
las. He originally came from New
Jersey, and is liked by all who know
him. Miss Compton, while practically
a stranger here, during her few visits
has made many friends by her charm
| ing and gracious manner. After the
ceremony they returned to the Can