The Coconino sun., 1926-09-17
GRAND CANYON
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On Tuesday afternoon little Miss
Iouise Neel celebrated her fifth
birthday enioyably by asking all
Diavrnates In for games and appro-
pirate refreshments. About 10
wished their hostess many happy re-
turns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Ealzin and NJ.
r. Tillotson left on Thursday for the
north rim on business, expecting TO
be gone a week or more.
John Verkamp Of Flagstaff came
over on Monday to look after his m
terests in the Varkamp curlo store
here.
The American Legion auxiliary
dance at the community building on
Tuesday night attracted a good jolly
crowd, netting the ladies S68 for
their fund. A five-pieee orchestra
gave their very best jazziest selec-
tions and novelty dances and refresh
nents were features which added
much to the general good time. 10
Mrs. Robert Francy and Mrs. +. M.
Ennis goes the credit for making
the dance q success.
eBilly'' Bass took his mother, Mrs.
". ". Bass Sr., and his sister, Miss
Elizabeth Bass, to their home at
Wickeaburg on Saturday after a
weeks stay at the Lauzon home.
They went by car.
Miss Eleanor Shirley went to Oat-
man to start the fall term of school
Is teacher Of the grades after an en-
ioyable summer vacation at her home
here.
Homer Bartlett ard II. L. Brant-
ingham of Flagstaff were here the
first OF the week, doing work in their
lines at the Babbitt store.
Mrs. R. A. Muller went to Flag
staff on Monday to remain several
days. She viii be a guest at the
home Of Mrs. Cal Peck, former
Canyon resident, and will be initiat-
ed in the Eastern Star while there.
G. n. Baty, who won the nomina-
tion for county treasurer on the re-
publican ticket in the recent primary
and Mr. Bailey were Canyon visitors
on Sunday in the interest of Mr.. Ba-
tvs candidacy
Milo Jaycox has q contract to move
one Of the Babbitt buildings from the
old location to near the new store
and started work on it Tuesday. He
is eneountering some difficulty in
getting the building between trees,
buildings and fences.
Jimmy" Swinnerton was dis
tinguished visitor at the auxiliary
dance on Tuesday evening.
S. G. Stephens was q Flagstaff
visitor several days the middle of the
week to have dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kintner are
planning weeks outing by car,
touring to various points in north
ern Arizona. They VIII leave on
Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Master Roy
and Miss Margaret returned home
Wednesday from a months stay in
Colorado with Mrs. Nelson's people.
The Misses Earline Shirley and
Frances Spencer left on Sunday for
Los Angeles to enter the Page school
for girls. This is Miss Spencer's
first year but Miss Shirley attended
the same school last year.
The ball game on Sunday offered
copious amusement in spite of the
one-sided score. The park service
won by the easy margin of Il to 1
from q picked Santa Fe team. Roy
Adkins was on the mound for the
raihoaders and was most decidedly
outclassed by park service players,
while Dick Mauseley for the park
delivered his usual hard-to-hit vari-
ETY. Of balls. Most of the above men
toned amusement was furnished by
several excited and exciting rooters,
who would have had the game go
otherwise if their vociferous shouts
had had anything to do with the fl
nal score.
Two cars went off the high bank
at the rear of the depot last week