The Coconino sun., 1926-05-28
IN COCONINO COUNTY

beauty shop. They have rented their
home for the summer to Mr.. Arm
strong, an employee of the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Seabridge are
the owners of new Dodge sedan.
Harry Lewis, regional mechanic
for the Standard Oil company at
Phoenix, spent, Sunday and Monday
at the local plant going over the
plant motor equipment.
Mrs. G. H. McLeese, Mrs. Geo.
Kimball and children, Mrs. Erie Me-
lick, and Mrs Jack Butler, motored
to Flagstaff Saturday on business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. j. II. Maxwell is working for
short time in the Babbitt company
dry goods department.
Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Craig have TAX
en- room at the Henry Rauch resi-
dence for the remainder of the school
year.
Judge X. N. Stevees recently pur-
chased a Maxwell coupe.
To celebrate the birthday of Miss
Helen Maxwell, Mrs. F. @. Poison
entertained a number of young people
recently at jolly birthday party,
Mrs. Maud Truax, of Denver, Colo,
IS now employed as stenographer at
the Saginaw Lumber company.
Mrs. E. P. Atkins, who has been
a houseguest of her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Greene, for some time, was
called suddenly to the home of her
son in Jackson, Mimi, on account of
the serious illness of Mr.. Atkins.
]. K. Smart and w. L. Lindblom
returned from a fishing trip to How
ard Lake Sunday with fine string
of large bass.
A large congregation are attend
ing the lectures being given by Rev.
Fr Raphael, G. p, of Sierra Madre,
Calf, at the Mission being held at
ST. Joseph's church this week. Mas
ses are at and a. m. and evening
sermons at s o'clock.
Mrs. H. J. Vail, who has been a
houseguest of her sister, Mrs. E. 0.
Messimer, for some time, left We'd
nesday for her home in Kansas City
The local EpwoTth League is
planning to send several delegates to
the state camp assembly which will
be held in the near future near Pres
cott A week of school will be con-
ducteo by those in charge for all at
tending Leaguers throughout the
state
The building committee of the
Woman's club are giving dance at
the |. o. O. F. hall next Saturday
evening. During the evening the
Chrysler coach will be ratified and
the owner of the lucky ticket an
nounced.
A. very interesting article concern
ing the Mountain Spring ranch camp
ground, near Williams, appeared in
the June american" magazine. 1t
was written by Vera Braoy Shipman,
a former classmate of Mrs. Harold
Greene at the Cosmopolitan School of
music in Chicago. Mrs. Shipman
spent some time with the Greenes
last summer.
Memorial day will be fittingly cell
ebrated in Williams, the exercises to
be under the direction of A. A. Mel
son, chairman of the Americanization
committee of the American Legion.
The program will start promptly at
2:30 p. m. Sunday at the local GEM
etery The following will be the or
der of services:
Bible reading REV. Wesley Whlte
Music. High School Glee club
Addresses by Rev. Freeland, Rev.
White, Prof. R. G. Stevenson and
Commander Geo. Kimball.
Music High School Glee club
Song-"Star Spangled Banner
.............. by the audience
Salute to Flag-F'iring Squad Of
American Legion.
Taps-Sounded by Leroy Reinhardt
Mrs. Harold Greene will close
highly successful year of piano teach
ing with a piano recital to be given
at the high school auditorium May
31st at 8 D. m. About twenty pupils
will take part They will be assisted
by Miss Betty Kirwan and f <.
Campbell, vocal pupils of Mrs. W. e.
Rittenhouse, and by Miss Harriet
Lebsch. The studio will be closed for
the summer, reopening at the begin
ming Of the school year
The McLeese orchestra journeyed
to Ashfork Friday evening to furnish
music for high school dance there:
Dr. A. L. Baker, superintendent OF
the District of Arizona of the M. r.
church, filled the local pulpit Sunday,
leaving that evening for the Grand
Canyon, where he conducted services.
Chas. Button is improving his
home by the addition of porch built
along the east side.
The local Gun club held a most en-
iovable shoot Sunday morning at ~
O'Clock. High scores We're made by
Clifford Ray, who shot 25 out OF 70.
John Boyd and Erie Melick were next
with "a out of 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Duffy, Mr.. anu
Mrs. E. j. Nordyke, Mrs. Julia Peet'
Spencer Nordyke, and P. r. Campbell
we're houseguests over the weekend
of DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller Of Flag
staff.
MIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Nordyke are
driving new Buick sedan.
A large number of the voters
turned out Monday to vote for coun-
cilmen. The five obtaining the great
est number were George Baumgart-
ner. Marshall ellison, Charley But
ton, Charley Way, and K. J. Hook;
Mr.. Baumgartner, having received
the highest, automatically becomes
mayor. The old and new councils
will meet together June 4th when the
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