The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26
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Rev. and Mrs. Locker, accompanied
by Misses Della Fisher, Sarah Rey-
nolds and Lois Seyouma drove in to
Flagstaff, Wednesday,, the former to
attend to business affairs and the
ladies to shop.
Carl Beck, temporary stockman,
spent part of the week at the Castle
Butte station
Mrs. Ivy Benton has gone to her
home In the northern part of the res
ervation after spending the winter in
Leupp. She took with her little Ken
meth Kanuho.
Mrs. Glyth Spencer suffered an at
week.
Messrs. Minnick and Price were
over from Canyon Diablo, Wednesday
evening
The pet dog belonging to the Fon-
sica children had to be killed this
week, because of becoming somewhat
vicious at times.
W. p. Sharp, the government
biologist camped near this place on
the Little Colorado, tells us he is
having only a fair measure of success
in locating carcasses Of coyotes and
skunks that partake of the poisoned
meat put out for the purpose of ex-
terminating these varmints. But final
results can be estimated by the rapid
ity with which it disappears, even
though the deceased" animals are
not found.
Mrs. Charlie Shultz, a well known
camp indian woman, is much improv-
ed from her serious illness Of last
week
Parties from Snowflake last week
purchased three of the thoroughbred
Duroc hogs from the herd for sale by
the Leupp school.
The houshold goods belonging to
Dr.. r. D. Holt have arrived here from
Cherokee, n c., and the doctor is now
established in his home cottage to
await the members of his family who
viii drive through to Leupp at the
close Of the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estanado Spencer
have purchased new Overland
sedan
Sam Borum has been afflicted by
an attack Of tensilitis recently,
which was followed by rheumatism.
He is. again able to be on duty at the
Leupp trading post.
4 few friends dropped in on Miss
Della Fisher, matron, to wish her
many returns of st. Patrick's day,
that being the date Of her birthday.
Fred Kidney Of Hurley, N. NJ, was
a guest two or three days recently of
Mrs. Lulu King and son James.
Clarence Hollem is home again aft
er an absence of several months when
he was employed at Ell Paso, Texas
and at Roosevelt, Ariz. He is in much
better health than when he left Leupp
and shows a gain of several pounds
in weight.
Mrs. M. j. Fonsica and children
spent couple of days in Flagstaff
the latter part of the week and re-
turned Sunday with Mr.. Fonsica who
drove in Saturday night.
VIM. Young and Jesse Gaddis drove
to Flagstaff, Friday afternoon and
from there the former made busi-
ness trip to Ashfork.
Mrs. H. l.. Russell was in Le1pp a
few hours Friday, having driven out
from Flagstaff.
The Indian office has given to Mrs.
Estella B. Caste, who recently arrived
here from Oklahoma, a transfer and
promotion to the position of head
matron at the Rosebud, S. D., Indian
school. Mrs. Casio will report for
duty at the new location on April
first.
Mrs. VIM. Young and little Billy
were Flagstaff visitors Saturday.
Superintendent Harmon P. Marble
and Marcus Kanuho drove to Indian
Wells on Wednesday to meet Superin-
tendent A. F. Duclos Of the Fort De-
fianee reservation and goaover some
official matters concerning which both
reservations were interested Mr..
Marble returned Friday.
Miss Glennys Boudinot who has
since last fall, been a guest Of her
sister, Miss Aldine, went in to Flag
staff, Friday to take up business
course Of study at state teachers col
lege.
The basketball contest between To-
hatchi and Leupp school boys, which
had once been postponed, was put II
at this place Saturday. The visitors
arrived the previous evening and the
game was played at assembly hall at
2:30 in the afternoon. Our boys were
victors by big score, ON account of
a marked difference in size, and that
is not saying that the visitors lacked
any pep or failed to put up q plucky
scrap. They were accompanied on
the trip to Leupp by their principal,
Mr.. Lobdell and Disciplinarian j. II.
Howard. The latter gentleman was
for eight years, previous to his pres
ent assignment, employed at Leupp
school in similar position and many
old friends were pleased to greet and
visit with him again. Mrs. Howard
was also a member Of the visitors
party. She is a cousin to George
Greeley.
Misses Gladys Pate and Aldine
Boudinot spent the weekend in Flag
staff.
Mrs. H. P. Marble went in to Flag
staff, Saturday to meet and visit her
sister, Mrs. H. Keith Warren of Ka-
yentaa The latter suffered an attack
Of flu while in town a few days, but
was able to return to her home Sun
day.
The regular employees social for