The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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The deer hunters were out in force
Wednesday. Robert Way, Roy Nick
erson and R. M. Reese left Wednes-
day morning for the Mogollon coun-
try. Harold Greene, Jack Tooker and
John Hinton went out northwest of
town and Charles Wickens and party
went toward the Pine flat country
In the interest of the Florence Crit
tenden mission, Mrs l.. c. Thompson,
field secretary, Phoenix, spoke before
the Rotary club Thursday. She also
spoke very briefly at the Woman's
club meeting Saturday.
The L. w. Cureton home being built
upon the Cureton lots is nearing COM
pletion. Mr.. Hunt of Gilbert is the
contractor handling the work.
DR.. A. G. RounsviIle this week nur-
chased from Mrs. Ed Hamilton the
bungalow occupied by the R. j. Hooks.
Consideration was said to be $4,000.
A number of families are anxiously
awaiting the completion of the Bly,
bungalow. This will be occupied by
the j. H. Maxwells and the house now
occupied by the Maxwells will house
the Charles Sullivants.
The M. E. church is being redecor-
ated and generally repaired before the
winter. Plans are under way for the
enlarging and beautifying of the Sun
day school room, which is also the
meeting place of the Rotary club.
E. j. Kirwan and Wilson Hayward
are spending a pleasant vacation
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last Tuesday and are making their
headquarters at DR.. Perrin's ranch
there.
Mrs. E. j. Kirwan, Miss Betty Kir-
wan and Kenneth Freeman were din
aer guests of Mrs. Louis DeBold at
the Fray Marcos Sunday.
Mrs. r. B. King has resigned her
position with Rabbits and left Sat
ulday evening for Chicago, where she
| time. Mrs. A. A. Nelson will succeed
her at Rabbits.
The Episcopal church is now in its
aew location and is rapidly being re-
paired and rebuilt 1t is hoped that
| it will be ready for use in a few
weeks at most.
Miss Lenore Sughrue of Richmond,
Calf, arrived Saturday and will be
aouse guest of her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Duffy for q short time.
Rev. H. H. Gillies of Kingman re-
turned to Williams Saturday evening
from the White mountains, leaving the
same evening for home.
Among the lucky ones bagging tur-
key the past week were George John
son, 1715 pound gobbler; Albert
Lebsch and Frank Sylvester, each 10
pound birds, and Roy Watson, who
bagged two.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Miller and Miss
Catherine were guests of Williams
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. d. Bly,, Miss Bess Alcorn
and Mrs. Jack Butler spent Saturday
IN Flagstaff.
A. NJ. Dawson came down from
Grand Canyon Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with. his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erle Melick and Mr..
md Mrs. Russell Miller left Saturday
Tor weekend hunting trip.
Lloyd Messimer, Charles Guenther
and Charley Wickens went hunting
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo Perrin Jr. and
Mrs. VIM. r. Harr will entertain Fri
| lay evening with an elaborate dancing
party. Sixty couples have been bid
den to the affair, which promises to
be one of the most delightful of the
season.
Mrs. Wm VonKuhn pleasantly en-
/ tertained with three tables of five
hundred last Friday. Her guests were:
Mrs. Emery Emerson, Mrs. George
/ Barnes, Mrs. Charles Wickens, Mrs.
George McDougall and Miss Grace
McDougall, Mrs. Pete Burns, Mrs. R.
NJ. Reese, Mrs. Mark Smith, Mrs. Tom
Walsh, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs.
Walsh made high score and to Mrs.
Pete Burns went the consolation.
Miss Bertha Hoffner and her niece,
/ Miss Mildred Town, are spending
their vacation on the coast.
The Woman's club held a buffet
luncheon Saturday at / p. m. in the
Rotary room of the NJ E. church.
| The subject of the meeting was
"Child Nutrition" and was ably han
died by Miss Stella Mather of the
state university and by Miss Rosa
Bouton. Mrs. p. A. Melick was chair
man Of the meeting. A very pleasing
piano solo was played by Miss Doris
Duffield, and Mrs. F. E. Wells sang in
her usual happy manner Over so
club members and guests attended
the affair.
| Roy Watson and Felix Alcorn re-
turned Sunday afternoon from 3-day
hunting trip.
The Emory Emersons, Gerald Dick
son and Eddie Greene spent the week
end hunting.
Mrs. Neary Platten visited with
friends in Williams Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams of
Prescott were Williams visitors Sun
day. Mr.. Williams, who is Ford
dealer in Prescott was driving home
the late model Ford procured in Flag
staff.
C. 7. Smith of Phoenix, substation
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