The Coconino sun., 1925-11-20

leave soon for Oakland, where they
will visit with relatives and friends,
stopping off to visit the City of the
Angels enroute. They plan to be gone.
at least two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott, Miss
Edith Anderson and Miss Ruth Rem
nick motored to Prescott Saturday,
Miss Rennick remaining over the
weekend to visit with her sister
there.
Mrs. Lilo M. Perrin and daughter
Yvonne were luncheon guests of the
r. ]. Hooks Sunday.
Tom Anderson was a Williams
visitor Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Anderson, who formerly owned the
Grand Canyon Drug company here, is
now travelling salesman for drug
firm.
The Williams Woman's club will
this week begin the rafting of a new
Chrysler -Four coach. The committee
was called together Wednesday, sew
eral business men of the town agree
ing to sponsor the sale Of tickets.
These tickets will be sold throughout
the whole of northern Arizona, pro-
ceeds over and above expenses to
swell the building fund.
Several parties of duck and rabbit
hunters were cornbing the lakes aSd
hills about Williams Sunday. One
party, consisting of T. H. Cureton,
w. T.. Lndbloorn, George Baumgart-.
ner, E. o. Messimer, F. E. Wells and
son, and Jack Butler, returned with
several ducks and twenty-five rabbits
to their credit. The ducks will be the
piece de resistance at the Rotary next
Thursday. E. r. Byers and Chas..
Button were also hunting. They left
Saturday for Anita, returning late
Sunday evening.
George McDougall had fine pile
of wood buzzed last week.
In honor of the John Hintons, who
left here Friday overland for their
new home in California, the E. r.
Byers' entertained last Wednesday
evening with most delightful dinner
dance. Twenty-Five friends were seat
ed about the tables, the guests being
entertained later with radio concert
and dancing.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. j. Mont
gomery Jr., of 402 Western Ave, Los
Angeles, are in receipt of cards an
nouncing the birth on November 18th
of boy whom they have named J.
Allen Jr. DR.. Jay Montgomery re-
ceived his early education in Williams
and his wife will be remembered by
many as Miss Ruth Miller of this city.
Mrs. e. B. Perrin left Williams
I7x;d,x, fo,~ Car EroYcicna Vr,borof Sha
will spend the winter months.
After two, months absence at her
home in Wisconsin, Miss Lena Stengle
returned to Williams last week very
much improved in health, and ready
to take up her old post in Duffy Bros.
ready-to-wear department. She re-
suIned her work Monday morning.
Joe Lookadoo returned Friday from
a two weeks vacation spent in San
Diego and Los Angeles and in attend
ing the state fair at Phoenix.
Jack Butler made a business trip
to Ashfork and Selig1nan Friday.
Mrs. A. A. Bliss, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. John J. Scan
Ion, for some. time, left Thursday. for
her home in Los Angeles.
Communion services were held Sun
day at II a. m. at the Episcopal par
ish house, the Rev. H. H. Gillies' Of
ficiating. In the Sunday school being
organized, Miss Bess Alcorn win
teach the primary tots, and there will
be teachers for the intermediate and
junior classes. A party for the Sun
day school students and their parents
is being planned for the very near
future. ~
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller were
guests of Williams friends last We'd
nesday evening. =
Mrs. John j. Scanlon and Mrs. A.
A. Bliss were visitors at the Grand
Canyon Wednesday.
DR.. Vaughn S. Mcclure of Flagstaff
was a visitor in Williams Sunday.
School Notes
The football game played Armistice