The Coconino sun., 1925-05-15
LEUPPLOCALS
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George R. See, accompanied by
Jesse Gaddis drove out from Flag
staff Thursday and spent a few hours
in Leupp.
A. C. Grant made a business trip to
Winslow one day this week.
Burr Williams, who has held the
position Of stockman for few months
and had charge of the agency sheep
at Red Lake, has gone to his home in
the Castle Butte section for months
stay.
Miss Kiwanus Gates, who assisted
in caring for the children during their
sickness has returned to Winslow
where she expects to find employ
ment.
Mrs. Ralph Creswell left Monday
for Holbrook where she will meet her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Presley of Pa
ducah, Texas and together they will
visit at the home of Mrs. Creswel's
sister.
Mrs. Eskanado Spencer Is visiting
relatives in the northern part of the
reservation, and Mr.. Spencer is living
at the boarding club during her alb
sence.
r. C. Cresswell Sr. was visitor in
Leupp Tuesday and was accompanied
ON his return to Wipslow by his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. r. c. Cresswell
Jr.
Dad Richardson was quite crit cally
i'll one night this week from what DR..
Warren pronounced ptomaine poison
II %lrT fnt O
but is now enjoying his usual good
health.
Hugh L. Russell, contractor, return
ed Friday to Keams Canyon after
spending some six weeks in. Leupp,
working out plans for some new
buildings that are promised for the
school. He expects to be ordered here
later to begin operation in earnest.
The preliminaries are being rushed as
rapidly as possible.
One Of the most interesting visitors
to our village of late, was Mrs. Helen
Z. S. Mead Of Boston who was tour
ing Arizona, and who pronounced her
self completely captivated by its won
derful climate, sunsets, beautiful
scenery and hospitable people. She
came here from Grand Canyon with
her own car, and accompanied by f.
Palmer, a guide and companion. They
went from Leupp to Oraibi and
through the Hopi villages thence to
Holbrook and on to Santa Fe. From
there rest will be taken, new guide
secured for seeing Old Mexico, the
next destination. From that country
she proposes to journey on home to
Boston, sell off her property and re-
turn to the west. She confided in the
writer that Flagstaff and vicinity ap-
pealed to her as had no other locality
and she seriously contemplated re-
turning to purchase property In or
near that little city.
After being in quarantine and con-
fined SO strictly at home for weeks,
most of our people turned out and
fully enjoyed the visit of the State
Teachers college baseball team and
their friends who visited Leupp Sat-
urday. In the game with the Indian
boys the latter were victorious by a
score of 6 to 3, and the nice clean
exhibition was greatly enjoyed by the
spectators present. We hope to have
more of the same this summer. B. p.
F1LZpdlTlCk anu one sOI Tile sslSIlUiS ,
acted as umpires. The Normal boys
were entertained to dinner at the
boarding club and before the game
started, took time to look over the
school buildings and the plant in gen
eral.
P. H. Hynes, Mr.. McCray and two
other gentlemen drove cut from Flag
staff recently, the former to make a
bid for employment on the new build
ings and we hope to put up this sum-
mer.
DR.. Newberne, chief medical super
visor of Washington, D. C., who has
paid several visits to Leupp during
the last month or two, has been called
to Santa Fe, NJ NJ, where we under
stand, there are several cases of scar
let fever in the Indian school.
One of the shop teams came out
from Winslow Sunday and engaged
in game of ball with the Leupp
boys Both teams were minus several
Of their regular players, but the vlsi-