The Coconino sun., 1926-04-02

the tent house formerly owned by
George Smith and with their family
moved to their new home last Thurs
day.
II. D. Boulin left on Tuesday for a
two weeks stay in Murietta Hot
Springs, Calf.
Mrs. J. f. Kintner, her brother, A.
w. ("Wes") Case and Mrs. Case were
called to Pasadena by the serious ILL
ness and death of their father, DIR.
II. w. Case. 1t will be remembered
that DR. Case with his family visited
here at the home of his daughter last
summer. DR.. Case was 81 years old.
Plans for staging minstrel show
are being carried out under the dl-
rection Of Mr.. Ransome for the ways
and means committee Of the P. T. A.
to be given at community hall in the
near future, the exact date not yet
decided upon. It is reported that Mr..
Ransome was at one time trooper
and the performance is being antici-
pated with great deal of pleasure.
The lasore House MOVING Co., aft
er moving various tanks for the COM
pany including the big one from FL
Tovar hill, which they took to its new
situation near amusement park,
moved themselves and their equip
ment back to California on Monday
Rumor again hath it that no houses
will be moved until 1927 though many
people are wishing that they might
oe moved and have the uncertainty
over with.
Claude Melick, after two months
lay off, got back to remain perman-
emily on Thursday. He was called
home to be with his father after an
automobile accident some time ago,
and has also been in California on a
hunting trip.
(. ]. E. Shirley and ED" Cummings
got back Thursday from Kansas City
with several car loads Of mules which
they purchased for the Harvey trans
portation department. Most any fine
evening, by merely walking to the
corrals, one may see good wild west
show, see the cowboys ride 'em" or
not "ride 'em" as the case may be.
Mrs. T. Radke, accompanied by her
son Kenneth left Sunday for Chicago,
called there by the illness of her
mother.
The Jenny Lind company of Los
Angeles entertained music lovers very
pleasantly at community hall on
Tuesday evening. The leader of the
company is a descendant of the "great
original" and she as well as all the
members were unusual artists and
we'll received here.
Miss Florence Klein drove up from
Kingman the first of the week and
met here her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobson of
Chicago, who arrived on the Tuesday
morning train.
Mrs. Cecil Lugar, Mrs. J. 0. Hop
kins and Mrs. Hopkins cousin, Ray
Shomber of Newton, Kan, came up
from Williams in Mrs. Lugar's new
car and spent the weekend taking in
the many points of interest in and
around the Canyon.
Mrs. H. d. Boulin accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Hall as far as Williams and
visited friends there until Monday.
Rev. S. w. White conducted his
regular bi-monthly church service at
community hall on Sunday night. He
returned to Williams, Monday.
Steam heat has been installed in IL
of the Bright Angel cottages to take
care of the rush of unexpected guests
to that popular place.
Mr.. Gonzales received word from
his wife in Old Mexico of the death
of their only child, girl about three
years old. She had never been well
since birth and was taken there sew
eral months ago with the hope that
the change might benefit her, when
death came as a relief to her suffer-
ing.
Robert Francy went to Clovis, N.
NJ, on Monday to bring back mules
belonging to the transportation de-
partment, which have been on pasture
there this winter.
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