The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
GRAND CANYON
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be back at work.
Mrs. G. A. Valentine was in Will
liams from Friday to Sunday visiting
with Mrs. Sid Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Blasdell cut
their vacation short, returning from
Phoenix on Saturday. Miss Hazel
| Reynalls, who has been visiting them
/ for some time, remained in Casa
Grande for longer stay. @l
Jupiter Pluvius interfering, the base
ball game between the married and
singles, which was to have been played
on Sunday, was indefinitely postponed.
All teams have disbanded now and it
would appear that the baseball season
is over, leaving the Santa Fe team
local champions. 1t is planned to
start practice earlier next year, and
+ if promising material develops to have
a few out-of-town games.
Les Cravey, after short stay in
Texas, is back with his wife and small
daughter.
Conductor and Mrs. Scudder are in
Minneapolis for a months vacation.
Minnesota is Mrs. Scudder's old home,
SO they are visiting friends and rela-
! tives as we'll as attending to business.
Mr.. VanRoy is acting as relief.
Joe Reed, Ray Sheck and Mr.. Daw-
son enjoyed the weekend at Mr. Daw-
sons home at Williams, spending most
of their time with guns on shoulders.
They report the hunting not SO good.
i j. B. Vigil, son of j. D. D. Vigil of
Babbitt Bros. force, returned to Wal
senhurg, Colo, after spending the
/ summer in this section Of the state,
mostly at Holbrook.
Mrs. Austin Shawcross of Lafayette,
Ind, arrived Monday for several
weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. r. TilIotson, and family. Mrs.
Tillotson is expecting a sister this
week or next.
"Curley" Ennis returned from Albu-
querque Friday after ten days
stay. While there, he with two White
company engineers made road test
of a new motor over the road from
Albuquerque to Santa Fe.
Mrs. C. 0. Greening spent three
days last week at Anita with her sis
/ ter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Wolf.
Mr. Robinson, FL Tovar barber, left
Monday for his old home in Oregon,
to remain.
! Billy Joint returned Friday from a
ten-day vacation in Los Angeles and
Fresno.
Mighty hunters are very much in
/ evidence just now, but so far the deer
seem to be rather elusive. Marvin
Sandoval on Sunday brought in the
only one killed in this section "up till
yet" 1t was killed in the vicinity of
Rain tank, only ten or twelve miles
from the canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Alley started on
months vacation Friday. They will
among other places visit Mrs. Alleys
home in Oklahoma and Mr.. Alleys
home in Missouri.
/ A. G. Wells was at the Canyon sew
eral days the latter part of the week.
The people who went to Los Angeles
last week to appear at, the Hunter VS.,
Harvey trial returned Sunday. In the
/ party were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Shir-
ley, Sherman Moore, Ed Cummings
Bert Lauzon, Shorty Yarberry and
Harry Boulin. Miss Earline Shirley
who accompanied them there, entered
school and will not return till Christ
mas.
Word was received Sunday from
Agent and Mrs. L. G. Carr that they
had arrived in Pittsburgh. They will
take in the worlds series there and at
Washington and visit in New York
state before returning.
The devil was there and his wife
and fairy and several Spanish cava-
/ and Japs, Russians, Arabians, negroes,
a pansy, dancing girls, a convict,
Aunt Jemima, and a hula-hula girl,
4 cowboys, desperados, Bo-Peep, Jackie
| Coogan, old fashioned girls and. new
fashioned girls or what have you ?
Where? At the dance at community
house on Tuesday night, of course.
The affair was given as benefit for
the Florence Crittenden home at Phoe-
4 nix and was in charge of Mrs. j. E.
Shirley, with Mrs. e. Nelson and Mrs.
S. G. Stephens assisting. After sew
eral numbers of dancing, the children
were asked to form a line and grand
march before the judges, when Mil
dred Reed as fairy and George Boil
tomas baseball player were awarded
] the .prizes. Later in the evening the
masked grown-ups competed and aft
er repeatedly marching before the
judges, the awards were finally given
to: Best dressed lady, Miss Rutheme
Nichols, as Spanish senorita; best
dressed man, Jake Sturgill, as Span
! ish cavalier, and most ridiculous, Clyde
Gordon, as hula hula girl. The com
mittee was most fortunate in their
judges, asking several rather famous
people who are now at the Canyon
Artist Jimmy" Swinnerton, Miss
/ Harriette Cotton of Brooklyn, Mrss K.
Ness of New York and Tewaguaptwa,
real Indian chief from Oraibi,
whose faTnily's residence there dates
back to the time of the visit of Coro-
nado. After unmaslSing, hot dog
sandwiches were served and dancing
continued till the wee small hours
About $100 was cleared and a double
benefit reaped, fine large evening
for us and help for most worthy
cause