The Coconino sun., 1925-07-03
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Miss Lois Seyowma of Oraibi vii
lage, is working for the Employees
club.
Ernest and Omar Holmes cf Moen-
copi, were guests over one night last
week of the Clarence Taptuka family.
Miss Lille Seumtewa, assistant
boys matron, visited over Sunday
with her relatives in Oraibi.
George Greeley and family visited
friends at Canyon Lodge last Sunday.
Rev. Locker came home from Flag
staff Thursday and spent a few days
among the camp Indians on the reser-
vation. He returned Monday to the
conference grounds taking along two
Navajo school girls, Martha Seed,ne
and Bernice DabD, who will attend
bible school and the conference in
August.
Little Miss Patricia Fitzpatrick has
been quite sick during the week. She
was taken to Winslow Thursday for
medical attention, the agency physi-
clan being absent just now.
Messrs. Downing and Whitaker,
representatives of the Pratt Gilbert
Co., of Phoenix, spent most of the
week in Leupp and were successful in
their bid on the ice plant to be put in
for the school this summer. They
also made a trip to Fort Wingate to
make a try-out on some of the var
ious contracts being let, relative to
Transforming the fort into an Indian
school.
Supt. John B. Brown Of the Phoe-
nix Indian school, made brief call
on Leupp friends Thursday He was
enroute home from trip with pupils
to Fort Defiance ard from here went
to Flagstaff to meet the congressional
party.
The unexpected death Of Mrs. Geo.
Meyers of Winslow, which occurred
last Monday night, was shock to
Leupp friends of the deceased. She
was an especial friend of Mrs. George
Greeley who had called Saturday and
found her quite sick, but no indica-
tionS that the end was so near The
family were residents of Leupp some
12 years ago, at which time Mr..
Meyers held the position of chief en-
gineer of Leupp school. He latter re-
signed from the Indian service and
has since been employed by the Santa
Fe and resided at Winslow.
John Brite came from Canyon
Lodge and will be employed here the
balance of the summer.
Reed Jensen has been nursing be-
lated case of mumps the past week.
Jack Balmer and family drove to
Holbrook Saturday afternoon.
This section was visited by rain
several times the past week and while
it was most cordially welcomed, and
put new life and vigor into stock as
well as the human race, in general, it
caused some bad roads, especially be-
tween Leupp and Winslow. On Sat
urday evening a long line up of cars
were held up by one tourist stuck so
deep he could not be pried loose for
hours. Fortunately the electrical
part of the storm could clear the
atmosphere Of the blue smoke arising
from the bad words and i'll tempers
in that particular vicinity.
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Marble spent a few hours in Winslow
Thursday.
Jack Balmer and daughters Mar
jorie and Betty have now completed
their courses of Pasteur treatments,
and hope never to have need of it
again. The serum was injected daily
and some of the shots took" with
vanQaance eSneciallU on Mr. Palpna7s
His had been a bite, but the girls
had received only scratches from the
cat afflicted with rabies as proven by
tests at the state laboratories.
Mrs. Joe Williams, Navajo, has
been cared for at the agency hospital
while recovering from some wounds
and serious shock occasioned by the
mixup of an automobile and the wagon
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