The Coconino sun., 1926-10-29
IN COCONINO COUNTY.


dance Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Christy have
moved into the bungalow recently
built DR.. A. G. Rounsville.
DR. and Mrs. f. A. Miller of Flag
staff spent Sunday in Williams,
guests of Mrs. Louis DeBold.
T. W. Cureton returned on the
18th from Phoenix. Mr.. Cureton
while somewhat improved is confined
to his bed part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McLeese had
as luncheon guests on the goth, Mr..
and. Mrs. j. C. Butler and Mr.. and
Mrs. v. L. Craig.
Miss Lava Sughrue of Clarkdale,
visited her sister, Mrs. M. E. Duffy,
over the weekend.
A. M. Rosseau returned last
Thursday from Gallup and left FRI
day for Standard, where he will as
sist in the construction of a large saw
mill.
The Rebekahs will give benefit
card party this Friday evening at
l. 0. o. f. hall, proceeds for the
Sunshine fund of the Odd Fellows.
Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Bates were
guests of honor at reception last
Thursday evening in the Methodist
Sunday school rooms
The Methodist Sunday school
board will hold meeting at the
home of Miss Hoffner this Friday
evening.
DR.. P. A. Melick, Bobby Way, R.
A. Nickerson and Charlie Wade left
Thursday morning to spend the re-
mainder Of the season in the deer
country. The party have not decided
where they would hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kimball last Sunday.
Rev. Father Gabriel, C. S. P. and
Father Joseph Hootsman Of King
man were in Williams Monday Tues
day they visited the Grand Canyon.
School election is to be held at the
Grade building this Saturday. There
are two candidates, Harold Greene,
present clerk of the board, and Guy
Rigg.
Gerald Dickson, for several years.
connected with the dry goods depart
ment of Duffy Bros, returned Sat-
urday from his old home in South
Carolina with a bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickson will make their future home
here.
Walter Lindblom and Judge Nc
Dougal made the rounds of Red and
Howard Lakes October 20 and re-
turned with 35 ducks.
The Girls Friendly will hold a
flower and homemade candy sale
today, the 29th directly after school
at the offices of the justice of the
peace.
Mrs. F. D. Bly, returned last Fri
day from a four months visit to her
old home in Tennessee and with
friends in New York and other east
ern cities.
Miss Annie Jaggard and Miss
Mary Watson drove to Flagstaff
Saturday on business.
Mrs. A. R. Montgomery left Sun
day for short visit with relatives in
Los Angeles. Korney Butler accom-
panied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery of
Flagstaff spent the weekend as
guests of Mrs. A. R. Montgomery.
Mrs. Mildred Hickey and Miss Oh
i've Moore were weekend visitors
at Prescott.
Mrs. Smith, formerly of the Home
Beauty parlor, is now connected with
the Parrot Shoppe, having taken the
! place of Miss McNamer.
Miss Val Robinson, for some time
past in the dry goods department of
Duffy Bros, left Sunday for Los
Angeles where she has accepted a
position.
School Notes
A domestic science class for the
ladies of the town has been organ
ized at the high school, and all those
interested should get in touch with
the office at once. Miss Sarah Wilson
! is in charge.
The student body constitution was
adopted at the assembly meeting
Friday and the following officers
elected for the first semester: Presi-
dent, Otto Lebsch, vice president,
Dermont Melick; secretary, Charlie
Miller. Short talks on school spirit
and football spirit, were given by
Coaches Helma and Rosenbaum.
The football team came through
the game Saturday with the scalps of
the Jerome eleven. 1t was hard
fought game from start to finish
and neither team succeeded in making
touchdown, though the w. H. S.
eleven was in shooting distance of
the jerome goal many, times, but
each time the Jerome line tightened
and the home boys had to resort to
drop-kicking for their points. Eddie
Hoffmeyer proved an ace at this
game, placing three drop kicks out
of five trials, one from the 30-yard
line. Next Saturday the fans will
have chance to see another real
game on the home grounds when the
Prescott eleven arrives.
Mrs. Felix Alcorn was confined to
her home the early part Of the week
with a severe cold.
Twelve Scouts reported Saturday
morning for work on their camp
south of Williams. Most of the logs
were cut for the cabin and carried
to the clearing. All'worked diligently,
accomplishing much towards the per-
manent camp. They returned in time
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