The Coconino sun., 1925-07-31
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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ef OF PRESCOTT arrived IN Williams,
Thursday, the 23rd, to spend few
days at the Platten ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Bly, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lilo Perrin made business trip
to Prescott and Mayer on the 22nd
Miss Margaret Northup of New
York city, arrived here on the 21st.
She will be house guest of the VIM.
Rittenhouses for ten days.
Mrs. Charles Elliott was luncheon
guest at the Wm Ritterhouses on
Wednesday, the 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Messimer and
Blake and Miss Hazel Vogt motored
to the Grand Canyon, Saturday after
noon, returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lauden and
DR.. Ardith of jerome, Miss Irene
Fisher of Bisbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
McDermid and Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
and brother of Prescott, spent Sun
day at the home pf Mrs. Mary Plat
ten.
In honor of Miss Margaret North
| up, Mrs. Jack Butler entertained in
formally with a picnic breakfast up
the Little Canyon road Friday morn
ing. Those enjoying the happy affair
were Miss Northup, Mrs. W. G. Rit-
terhouse, Mrs. Chas. Elliott, Mrs.
Fletcher Bly,, Miss Bess Alcorn and
Mrs. Garth McLeese.
I Cabinet workers have now COM
pleted the work of enlarging and
decorating the main and side affairs in
st. Joseph's church. A new all-steel
burglar proof tabernacle was installed,
adding much to the beauty of the
altar
4 Garth McLeese is Frightening up
his place with fresh paint.
The regular meeting of the cham.
ber Of commerce was held Wednesday
H the 22nd. Only routine business was
transacted, the matter of paving go-
n ing over to the next meeting, as the
4 report of yardage, probable cost, ETC.,
had not yet been received from the Of
flee of the state engineer.
4 Mrs. Harold Greene is having water
piped to her studio
Mike Theison left on No. 21 Mon
/ day morning for klamath Falls, Ore,
where he will engage in business.
Earl Melick will now have charge of
the purchasing at the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Noble of
/ Wichita, Kan, cousins of Mrs. Albert
! Lebsch, who have been house guests
at the Lebsch home, left Williams on
Monday for the coast. They plan an
extensive trip through the northwest
before returning to their home in
Wichita. While here the Mobiles Wis
tied the Grand Canyon and other
| points of interest.
/ Three Mexicans narrowly escaped
death early Friday morning when the
/ Ford they were driving to Ashfork
1 left the road near Supai. They APP
/ piled for help at the Mountain Spring
ranch, and an officer was called to
! take the two injured men into town,
where their injuries we're treated.
Robert Daggs shipped three cars Of
fat lambs to Kansas City last Mon
day.
Miss Eudora Anderson Smith Of
Nashville, Tenn, will anrive Saturday
and will be a guest at the Bly, home
of Winslow and Miss Ollie McGinnis
iof Cookville, Tenn, are also house
guests of tine Blys.
/ The Santa Fe is taking advantage
Of the low water supply in the reser-
voir and are cement facing the ~ tn
wall. The Los Angeles Cement Gun
Co. are doing the work. The Saginaw
& Manistee Lumber company are also
cleaning out the sediment and put
ting everything in shape for the much
hoped for heavy rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Watson and
Bobby, Mrs. +. d. Bly, and Miss Alice,
with their guests Miss McGivins and
Virginia Bly,, and Mrs. Athyln NeW@l
ton of Phoenix, who is attending the
State Teachers college, motored to the
Cliff Dwellings,, Sunday.
Charles Elliott returned Friday eve
ming from a business trip to Flag
staff, Winsl0w and Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rittenhouse and
Miss Nell Rittenhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Elliott and family, DR.. and
Mrs. e. A. Miller and Catherine, Pete
Campbell and Miss Margaret Northup, |
as guest of honor, enjoyed an all-day |
= Master Sheldon Harrell of Tucson
is visiting Master James Otis Muzzy.
Miss Lucy Bacon delightfully."- en-
tertained few friends at her cot
tage in the pines on Wednesday eve
ming the 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs 7. T. Muzzy and son,
james, Master Sheldon Harrell CT
Tucson and Uncle Tom Lockett en-
joyed weekend fishing trip to Nor
mon lake Saturday and Sunday. While
there they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Knite of Tucson, who
have a cottage for the season.
Miss Teresa Zifias, who is attend
ing teachers college, was weekend
guest at the E. r. Byers residence.
Miss Harriet Louise Lebsch, who
graduated this year from the local
high school, is planning to enter Che
of music at Cincinnati.
She will leave here on the 10Th Of Au-
gust for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where
she will be guest of her aunt, Mrs.
n. S. Lindsey, for a few days before q
going on east. Miss Lebsch will take !
j five-year course in supervision of
public school music. She has lived in !
Williams the greater part of her life !
and will be greatly missed by wide
circle of friends. II
Mrs. Jack Butler had as luncheon
quests Tuesday, Mrs. K. w. Williams,
Miss Bertha Hoffner, Miss Mildred !