The Coconino sun., 1925-09-25
THE COCONINO SUN

wife, who has been visiting her par
ents there for several months. B. J..
Norman of Los Angeles is acting as
relief.
Mrs. Dick Gilliland of Grandview
over week ago started for a stay of
a month or more in Indianapolis, De-
troit and Chicago. She went mainly
on business but will very likely find
some leisure for good time also.
Mrs. Cecil Lugar and small daugh-
ter of Williams drove up Tuesday for
a short visit with Mrs. F. B. Quirk at
the mess hall.
Mr.. Ruesch, assistant sunerintend-
ent of Zion national park, came over
from the north rim with M. r. TilIot-
son on Monday.
Shorty for some time past, hen
herder at Phantom, turned the ranch
over to Newt Shaffer of Flagstaff on
Monday and came to the south rim
long enough to be put in charge of
the Harvey pack train.
"Bud" Shoop and wife of Springer
vile drove over on Tuesday for visit
with Mr.. Shoop's brother, Alva, and
family.
Ray Gravy of San Antonio, for
mer employe and brother of Lester
Gravy of the transportation force, ar
rived Monday to renew acquaintance
and see what the old place looks like
Ray went away by train but returned
by automobile, which in the opinion of
many means a certain brightness in
the financial state, or something.
They took in the Painted desert and
reservation country on their return.
Mr.. Maddux, an employe of the gov
eminent and father of "Chick" Mad
dux of the transportation department,
on Saturday brought his family from
Kingman, where they had been living
and established them in one of the
cottages at Rowe's well.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. TilIotson re-
turned Monday from very ENJOYABLE
ten days stay on the north rim. Mr.
and Mrs. Carothesr entertained Mas
ter Dean and Miss Jean during their
parents absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Texas
are here visiting their son, Raymond
H. Williams, and family.
Jerould Boulin, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Boulin, will leave Saturday for
Flagstaff to enter State Teachers col
lege for the coming year.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Kolb, whose car accident was
printed in The Sun last week, states
that they suffered no i'll efefcts from
their accident, that their car is re-
paired and they are continuing their
trip to the south part Of the state and
may visit California.
A. NJ. Dawson of Williams arrived
Monday to start work with the con-
struction gang on the new power
house. He will be in the electrical
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy" Blasdell
started Monday on vacation of a
month or more, their first stop being
Phoenix. They drove and hope to
have some hunting.
Karl Schwader of the mess hall
staff is in Phoenix for a few days
having dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Baker, for
mer employees, are expected the first
of the month to relieve Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Quirk, who will leave then for a
months visit with Mrs. Quirk's
brother in Chicago.
Chief Ranger Scoyen is in Washing
ton, D. c., on two months leave. He
went there to join his wife and small
son, who had been there a month Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Scoyen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Finney.
Jimmy" Swinnerton and Tom Cole,
artists of national repute, are now at
Grandview.
The heaviest rainfall of the year
was recorded Thursday, September II
when about two inches fell in "a
hours. This unusual moisture played
havoc with roads and highways, wash
ing out not only parts of the roads
but bridges as well, which practically
stopped auto travel into the Canyon
for a short time.
C. A. Clark went to Flagstaff Fri
dav for a short visit with his parents