The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30
GRAND CANYON
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Grand Canyon school house, the regu-
lar district election for school trustee
will be held. Bert Lauzon is the re-
firing member. However, as Mr. Lau-
zon is running for reelection, he may
not retire far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kenna, who had
been living at the Bright Angel, have
taken one of the Hamilton cottages
and are now at home to their friends
at Rowe's Well.
Z, Jack Way, accompanied by a friend,
has gone to Los Angeles and southern
California for an indefinate stay.
r. A. Walsh, second trick engineer
at the power house, who has been in
j Denver and points east on a six weeks
vacation, has been granted an addi-
tional 60-day leave and will not return
this week as expected.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mccormick of
the transportation and laundry staffs
respectively left Wednesday for Los
/ Angeles and Oakland to spend a
months vacation. Their small son,
Everett, is at the home Of his grand
1 nlOIHers MTS. Melville.
w. o. Wade of San Bernardino,
who has been boss of one of the nu-
merous gangs of men now at work
here, went to Barstow the last of the
week on business but expects to re-
! turn next month some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Alice, after a
months sojourn with relatives in
/ Missouri and Oklahoma, are happy to
return to, the land Of sunshine. We
won't say much about our weather
while they were gone, but are glad to
remember it did not rain every day as
they report it did in the states visited.
Mr.. end Mrs. S. G. Stephens and
| Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ennis will attend
/ the ceremonial session at Ell Zaribah
temple at Phoenix over the weekend,
leaving Friday and returning Monday
morning.
Picks 'em up, we'll say it does.
/ "Fada," the radio you have been look
| ing for. Ray and Tex, Flagstaff.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson accompanied her
( friend, Miss Ruth Klein of Prescott,
on an auto trip to Williams, Flagstaff
and vicinity. They were gone from
Friday until Monday, and Miss Klein
left for her home on their return.
Mrs. E. Ness of New York, who had
been at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. S. G. Stephens, for several
months, left Saturday for Los Angeles
where she will visit son. The ankle,
j which she fractured when she first
came, is not yet healed and her many
friends here hope for speedy recov-
cry and good luck there.
People regretfully learn of the in
1 tention of Manager and Mrs. Beahan
and baby daughter of the Bright
/ Angel to leave for San Bernardino the
last Of the month.
Rev. White of the Methodist church,
south, Of Williams, accompanied by his
wife came to the Canyon on Sunday
and he had charge of the church serv-
ice at community house Mrs White
was formerly an art teacher and on
Monday started class in china paint
ing and kindred lines and many of the
ladies are availing themselves of the
opportunity to add these to their ac-
complishments, a quite unusual privi-
/ lege for the Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Carr returned
Wednesday from Washington, Pitts
burgh and New York, where they at
tended the worlds series and visited
relatives.
I P. II. Nelson and Charles Hille-
brandt of Flagstaff Sundayed at the
/ Canyon this week.
For the convenience of occupants of
private cars, steps have been built at
the end Of the tracks. Formerly any
one wishing to go to the garage was
compelled to go around by the depot,
but may now use these steps and save
a block or more of walking, real
i convenience in muddy weather.
AS a farewell compliment to her
mother, Mrs. E. Ness, Mrs. S. G..
4 Stephens on Thursday entertained at
a luncheon bridge. Those enjoying
the affair were Mrs. E. Ross Eakin,
Mrs. +. Nelson and her guest, Miss
Florence Klein of Prescott, Mrs. Kint-
ner, Mrs. Kolb, Mrs. Shirley, Mrs.
Tillotson, Mrs. Ennis, and the guest
of honor, Mrs. Ness. Mrs. Eakin had
/ high score.
Charles Jones, clerk at the Bright
Angel, went to Los Angeles Monday
for vacation Of Two weeks.
Mrs. Pearl Doyle of Flagstaff was
at the Canyon on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Neel and Mrs.
George Read drove to Phoenix the
first of the week, expecting to be gone
about ten days.
Saturday was tag day for the Ari-
zona children's home at Tucson, Mrs.
Thomas A. Story being in charge of
the work here. Her assisting commit
tee was Miss Sharpe, Mrs. Valentine,
Joe Shirley and John Story and they
brought in $105.95 to help care
for our orphans for another year.
Conductor Scudder is back on the
run again, after spending month in
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Stark of Los
Angeles were guests of Canyon
friends from Thursday to Saturday
Mrs. Watkins of the Ell Tovar art
gallery went to Phoenix Tuesday and
4 will spend the winter with her mother.
Mrs. Inskeep, formerly of Gallup,
took her place.