The Coconino sun., 1925-06-12

Miss Lottie Lane who went to
Adamana with the intention of re-
naming some months, was taken i'll
and had to be brought home.
Most of Leupp employees who will
take summer school work, will attend
state teachers college in Flagstaff.
Jesse Baldwin, field missionary,
spent Tuesday night at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Locker. He was ac-
vajo girls and they were enroute to
Flagstaff. Suitable employment had
previously been secured for the
school girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taptuka,
school disciplinarian and boys ma
tron, respectively, their daughter,
Alice, and Miss Lille Seumptewa de-
parted early Friday for week end
visit in Flagstaff and Tuba City.
Their home folks live at Moencopi.
Rev. and Mrs. Locker and Miss
Annie Rhodes visited Winslow Tues
day last.
Bill Dalton, a former employe, was
greeting Leupp friends on Tuesday
He is now living on the western Ma
vajo reservation.
Mrs. Minnie Brown and Miss Nam
ME Benton were shopping in Winslow
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A.. X. Locker enter
tanned to six o'clock dinner Wednes-
day evening, their guests being Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Cunningham and son,
and Miss Annie Rhodes.
Friends here have received word
from Miss Matilda Bohanan, former
stenographer at the agency office,
that oil has been struck on land she
owns in Oklahoma, and there are flat
tering prospects ahead. Miss Bo-
hanan is a member of the Choctaw
tribe of Indians, and a graduate of
the Haskell institute of Lawrence,
Kansas.
A travelling movie concern put on
quite presentable show at the audi
torium Wednesday evening, and same
was patronized by most of the resi-
dents of Leupp.
Hugh L. Russell drove to Keam's
Canyon Saturday and returned to
Leupp the following day with his
family, consisting of wife and four
children. They will reside here dur
ing the summer and Mrs Russell takes
the position of cook for the EMPLOYEES
club.
Miss Mamie Benton of the office
force received an agreeable surprise
one day recently, when she was quiet
ly greeted by former friend and
roommate, Mrs. H. E. Schrey. The
ladies lived in Washington, D. c., but
the latter is now the wife of Prin-
cipal H. E. Schrey of the Glendale, |
Ariz., public school, who accompanied |
her on the trip. Albert Schiit and
Miss Ada Schilt were in the party
and the four were enroute to Olney, |
ILL.,, to spend the summer. Miss Ben
tons parents live at Olney.
Miss Witt of HoIbrook was calling
on Leupp friends Thursday.
Mrs. George Greeley and children
spent Saturday visiting friends in
Winslow.
w. H. Baker of Flagstaff was here
Thursday to interview Mr.. Russell con-
corning employment on the new build
ing.
Miss Evelyn Greeley is making her
home during vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Grant of the Sunrise post.
The death this week of ex-Vice-
President Thomas Marshall brought
to our attention the fact that years
ago Hugh L. Russell of this place was
nigh school pupil in Upton, Indiana,
under the principalship of Mr. Mar
shall
Mrs. A. G.. Grant suffered an at
.ack of tonsilitis this week, but has
low recovered.
Mrs. Helen E. S. Mead of Boston
passed through Leupp again this week
,nroute back to Flagstaff to look fur
her for an attractive ranch or home
hat she might purchase. She plans I
0 remain in this section until snake I
ance time in August.
On his way back to Flagstaff from ]
folbrook where he had taken part in
ne auto races, Jesse Gadtlis stopped
yer day to visit Leupp friends. IS
We understand that George Le- t
lieux, former chief clerk of this
gency, did not take up the work with
Denver film corporation as antici-
ated, and was in Winslow this week
eeking employment. y
George Greeley drove in to Flag .
aft Monday evening to take Jesse
adds home. They were accompan- j
d by Coke Brite and Reed Jensen.
This section has experienced more
that California (unusual) brand of
Gather lately. 1t has been cold
rough for ear muffs and felt boots
I'd Engineer Greeley was compelled
steam up again. OF
Some painting is being done ON the
hool dining room and Kitchen and p
e Employees club will move there n
hile their own building is being re-
odeled.
Leupp school will next fall lose one
its good employees in the person of u
iss Mary Lynch, matron, who has Io
en- in charge of the girls, as we'll as wi
wing general supervision of all the
partments for several years. She
IS asked for, and received, appoint
ant aS an assistant yir1Sf uoatrou in I,e