The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26
IN COCONINO COUNTY

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her home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Craig and Miss
Annie Jaggard were supper guests of
the j. c. Buffers, Thursday evening,
the 18th.
6. H. McLeese was a dinner guest
of the E. O. Messimers, Friday eye-
ming, the 10th.
Only meagre clues have so far been
found in the case of the w. c. Ritten-
house burglary. Mr.. Rittenhouse has
the sympathy Of the entire community
in his loss, which will approximate
two thousand dollars. "A reward has
been offered by the Rittenhouse store
for the recovery of the goods stolen,
and the county has also offered re-
ward.
Mrs. Margaret Todt, president of
the northern district Federation Of
Women's clubs, was house guest of
Mrs. E. r. Byers over the weekend.
Mrs. Todt returned to her home in
Kingman, Sunday night on No. 8,
which had been delayed several hours
on account of trouble on the line in
Colorado.
Mrs. w. L. Seabridge and son Bob
by are spending q few days in Wins
low.
Dr.. and Mrs. ST. A. Cotton were
weekend guests Of the r. G. Steven
sons, coming down to attend the
Woman's club dinner dance. They
returned Sunday afternoon to their
home in Flagstaff.
T. +. Cureton is suffering with q
slight attack of the flu.
G.. NJ Hunter has sold his interest
in the Williams Motor company to K.
A. Sarver, and will shortly open up Il
business in Winslow.
At the Rotary Thursday, the 18th,
the program was on the state of
Georgia, and was ably handled by
"Jeff' (Dr. Jeffries) as chairman Of
the day Besides an interesting talk
on his native state by the chairman,
Prof. r. G. Stevenson gave a brief
and entertaining history of the state.
Miss Harriet Lebsch presided at the
piano. There were no visitors. The
next program will be about the state
of Indiana, with fE. j." Nordyke as
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Atkins will ar
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connected with the Santa IFe Ry. Co.,
stopped over Friday night in Tuba.
They are looking over the land Of
their company which lies on the IN
dian reservation south of Tuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Warren of ka-
yenta, were over night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Smith, Saturday night.
The weather man was very gener-
Gus. We received about an inch of
nice rain all over the country.
J. p. O'Farrell of Red Lake made a
trip to Flagstaff and return Saturday.
The main street Of town is torn up
this week with the construction Of
the new water main,
Jack Applegate and family spent
several days in Tuba.
Jeff Nelson and Carl Antille, coal
miners, are now residents Of Tuba,
the coal mine having closed down for
the season.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Smith, who was i'll for several
days, has recovered.
Earl Boyer was in Tuba Citv, Fri
day, on business.
Miss Carol Reed has gone to Flag
staff to finish her course at the Nor
NAL school.
The Painted Desert club met Thurs
day, March 18th, the members an
swering roll call with questions of
Irish proverbs. Mrs. Luke Smith and
Miss Rosemary Standley presented a
literary and musical program. Miss
Standley read an article entitled
"Cliff Dwelling Farmers" followed
by a general discussion of archaeolo-
gical discoveries. The latter part of
the evening was spent singing Irish
melodies and folk songs. Mrs. Camp
bell and Miss Hudtloff served delic-
ious refreshments.
Fred Rule and family Of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, were visitors last week at the
home of Geo. w. Plumleigh. Mrs
Grace Rule is Mr., Plumleigh's sister.
They were on their way back from
the coast where they had spent the
winter.