The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

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party given by the e. j. Kirwans, who
numbered among their guests, DR. and
Mrs. f. a.. Miller and daughter
WILLIAMS gal TWO ........ &. .......
Catherine Of Flagstaff, Mr.. and Mrs
e. J. Nordyke and son Spencer, and
the Messrs. Kenneth Freeman and
Denman Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. G.
H. McLeese also entertained with New
Years dinner, covers being laid foi
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball and
children and Mrs. Fred Platten.
j. c. Butler made a business trip to
Grand Canyon on the 9th.
George Kinball left Sunday to at
tend the Wool Growers convention at
Phoenix.
Miss Bernice Hawkins is confined to
her home with the mumps, an cpl
denic of which is going about the
town.
COMMUNICATING the fifteenth
birthday of their daughter Charlotte
Prof. and Mrs. r. G. Stevenson en-
tertairied at dinner Wednesday the
9th the Misses Florence Allen and
Helen Rounsville, the theater being
enjoyed In the evening.
Fred Plattan was in from his ranch
at Davenport Lake Friday and was d
luncheon guest of thee. II. McLeeses
Mrs. v. L. Craig was pleasantly
surprised recently by visit from her
brother, Ogier Lewis, q consulting oil
geologist of Tulsa, Okla. Mr.. Lewis
was returning to his home in Tulsa
after a brief visit to the coast.
"Dad" Smiley, veteran conductor on
the Grand Canyon line, left on the
3rd for an extended visit to his old
home in Canada.
Clifford Ray has been employed as
garage man by the Saginaw Lumber
company, which position he held with
the mill several years ago.
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Lynn w
Clark, and his wife and small daugh-
ter. The Clarks are on their return
trip to their home in Decatur, ILL.,, aft
er visit with another brother, Hor-
ace f. Clark, in Los Angeles. The
Clarks will be in Williams for one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tooker are re-
joicing over the arrival of a small
daughter weighing nine and one-half
pounds, who arrived at their home at
$3.50 Saturday evening.
Honoring her house guest, Mrs
VIM. Babbitt of Flagstaff, Mrs. Ed
Spellmire informally entertained a
few friends Friday afternoon the 9Th.
Bridge was the diversion of the pleas
ant afternoon, high, score going to
Mrs. James Kennedy and low to Mrs.
E.. ]. Nordyke. Those enjoying Mrs.
Spellmire,s hospitality were: Mes
DANES P. A. Melick, NJ. e. Duffy, E.
zy, Walter Lindblom, Jack Butler
James Kennedy, Richard Hoffman and
Mrs Perkins.
Ed Spellmire made business trip
to the Grand Canyon last Friday, re-
turning Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fred Platten spent Sunday at
her home at Davenport Lake.
Mrs. Lilo M Perrin Jr., and daugh-
ter, Vyonne, left, Sunday for visit to
Mrs. Perrin's former home in Wash
ton, d. G. They will visit with friends
and relatives at various cities along
their route.
Mrs. E. E. Eaton of Seligman, en-
joyed radio concert at the home Of
Mrs. Gilbert Merritt Monday evening.
Miss Annie Jaggard was dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lebsch
Friday evening.
Fire of unknown origin partially
destroyed the James Kennedy bakery
building in the rear of the Kennedy
residence, early Tuesday morning.
Most of the belongings of Charley
Amman, the baker, and family, who
occupied rooms in the building, were
destroyed. There was no insurance.
James Kennedy made a business
trip to Flagstaff Tuesday.
School Notes
School reopened Monday, January
4th, with all of the teachers back in
their places The only change in the
personnel occurred in the second
grade room, where Mrs. Sam Samp-
son will finish the year for Miss Pau
line Jones. However, as Mrs. Samp-
son and Miss Jones look very much
alike and use the same methods, the
change was not noticed by the chill
dren.
Work Is progressing satisfactorily
upon the new high school building, it
being expected that the workmen will
finish their work and depart this
week. After that, the grading and
clearing of the grounds, and the in
stalling of furnishings and equipment
it is expected will take another two
weeks. 1t is hoped that the beginning
Of the second semester will find the
high school ensconced in its new quar-
ters.
The junior class, Miss Doris Duff
field, president, enters the new year
in a most flourishing condition. A
sum of over one hundred dollars has
so far been raised by this enterpris-
ing class to take care of the expense
of the junior prom and incidental ex-
penses at the end of the year. About
$35 was raised at the New Years
dance, which was one of the most en-
joyable and prettiest affairs yet given
by the class.
A double header was played at Flag
staff Friday afternoon, the 8th when
the Williams high girls played the
Flagstaff high girls, and the Williams
high boys met the Flagstaff high boys
at Flagstaff. The girls game. result
ed IN score Of 30 to 10 in favor Of
Williams. The boys score stood rs
to 5 in favor of Flagstaff