The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11
GRAND CANYON
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Gilliland of
Grand View went to Yuma Saturday
to remain until about February /.
Mr.. Gilliland has not been well for
some time. Having land in the Yuma
vicinity, he will try to benefit both
his health and pocketbook by the trip.
Mrs. Radke and small son spent
from Saturday to Tuesday with
friends in Kingman, their former
home.
A big community Christmas cele-
bration is being planned by the va
rious clubs, the P Z. A., Community
club, American Legion, Auxiliary and
DIR. Jones participating. A joint COM
mittee consisting of E. M. Ennis and
Robert F'rancy for the Legion; Mr..
ley for the P. T. A.; Il. Nelson for
the Community club; Mrs. E. Nelson,
Mrs. Robert Francy and Mrs. E.. M.
Ennis for the Auxiliary, of which Mrs.
Francy has been elected chairman has
met and is perfecting plans for the
biggest celebration of the kind ever
held here. L. G. Carr has charge of
the music section and has called a
meeting for Friday night to begin
practise.
Master Dean Tillotson, who is at
tending school in Needles is reported
much improved in health and gaining
in weight. He expects to be home
for Christmas.
Robert Francy, accompanied by
"Chick" Maddox, John Manual and
John Cunningham, took four. Harvey
busses to Santa Fe last Sunday for
use on the new scenic trip from there
to Albuquerque which the Harvey Co.
is establishing.
Miss Neva Nichols returned the
last of the week from New York,
where she had been attending school
and. entered school here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Kolb on Mon
day morning started in their car for
a visit to Mr.. Kolb's people in Cali
fornia. They will return home before
Christmas, when they expect their
daughter, Miss Edith, home from the
university at Tucson.
VIM. Ripley and Ralph Glidden of
Avalon, Catalina Island, who have
been visiting at the home of the lat
ter's cousin, Charley Clark, left for
Phoenix Wednesday morning.
Mrs. NJ. Melville, mother of Mrs.
Fred Mccormick, who has been very
i'll with the prevailing malady, is-con-
valescing nicely after hard siege.
It's rumored and confidentially ex-
pected that the new power house will
be all ready for the machinery and
the construction crews leave next
Monday. Installing of machinery and
pipe line construction will continue
most Of the winter.
On Friday night the auxiliary held
the. regular yearly election of officers.
Mrs. r. P GilliIand was reelected
president; Mrs. E. Nelson, vice -presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert Francy, secretary;
Mrs. E. NJ. Ennis, treasurer; Mrs.
Sam Bracco, sergeant at arms; Mrs.
r. E. .Burris, chaplain; Mrs. G. Boil
ton, historian.
The P. ia. viii hold their regular !
monthly meeting at the school house |
on Friday night. SOn Saturday night |
at Community house, a special meet !
ing is planned at which Mrs. Roe, ma
tional field secretary, will give talk. |
At this meeting the Spanish branch |
will put on a program of, singing,
dancing and plays. Mrs. S. G. Ste
phens as president has appointed a |
committee-Mrs. F. G. Spencer, Mrs.
E. Nelson and Mrs. NJ. r. Tillotson-
to meet Mrs. Roe and entertain. her |
the day she is here They have PLAN |
ned a breakfast at the home of Mrs. |
T. C. Spencer and luncheon at Ell |
Tovar, to which everyone is invited, at |
noon.
Lee Clawson spent two days last
week in Winslow meeting the new
boss of the special service of this di- |
vision, J. F. Rogers, who took ]. R. |
Froman's place. The latter has been
transferred to Fresno.
j. E. Shirley returned Tuesday from |
Phoenix, where he drove the last Of |
the week.
Mrs. G. E. Smith is the latest VIC