The Coconino sun., 1925-01-16
GRAND CANYON
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Manager Beahan/ of Bright Angel
and Mrs. Beahan returned Saturday
morning from an enjoyable vacation
in Chicago.
Bill O'Brien is spending a week or
more at Tuba City taking inventory
for Babbitt Brothers. J. A. Metzger
is taking his place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Ennis enter
tained on Friday evening at the third
OF a series of charming dinners they
have been giving this winter Those
enjoying this occasion were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Stephens and Miss Ruth,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Tillotson,
Miss Jean and Master Dean.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Tooker returned
Sunday from Oklahoma City and
Fort Worth, where they had been Wis
iting since before Christmas. Find
ing Oklahoma City frigid on their ar
rival they decided that Arizona was
not the only part of the country that
weather IN years.
r. f. Burris left Sunday for Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio, to enter
reserve officers training camp. He
will be gone about two weeks.
Billy Joint returned Friday from
California where he went about a
month ago on vacation.
County Demonstration Miss Rosa
Bouton, returned to Flagstaff Wednes-
day evening. She spent the usual
busy and instructive three days here
continuing her work started several
months ago.
Mrs. F. c.. Spencer and Miss
Frances returned the first Of the week
from a short stay in California.
Mrs. Lumsden is in Los Angeles
visiting a sister, escaping the very
cold weather and at the same time en-
joying the lower altitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker and two
children left Saturday morning for
California to make their home.
The regular monthly meeting of the
P. T. A. will be held on Friday the
sixteenth instead of the regular meet
ing night.
DR.. Jones went to Hermit camp on
Monday to attend Mrs. Roberts, who
is seriously i'll. Jack Frost accom-
panied him.
Miss Billy Ennis, who has been
having an unpleasant vacation with
is convalescing and is ex-
pected to be able to attend school
again in a few days.
J. E. Shirley went to Phoenix Fri
day night to attend meeting Of the
commission. He returned
on Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening the Legion
held a meeting at the Mess
hall, with Mrs. Dick Gilliland, as
president, in charge. Mrs. Elmer Nell
son was elected secretary TO take the
place of Mrs. Burris, resigned; Mrs.
w. D. Henry was elected to Mrs. Mel
sons former position as chaplain, and
Mrs. Scoyen was made historian. Mra.
Gilliland appointed standing commit
tees and started the work for another
year.
George Scheck left Thursday for
Sterling, Colo, to spend his vacation
with home folks. He will rot return
until the first of next month.
Master Dean Tilletson, who was
able to be out after a short illness
asst week, suffered relapse and is
again confined to his home.
Bob Francy was called to Del Rio
IN business Friday and expected to
De gone about week.
The Legion and Auxiliary are plan
ling jointly to hold a Washington's
dance on February %.
Jimmy Considine left Sunday for i
Los Angeles to be gone some time.
;. Jones is taking his place.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Valentine left
Saturday for a short vacation on the |
,oast.
Mrs. Greening- and son Charles, arc
n Kansas City on several months |
yisit to relatives and friends.
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