The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12
GRAND CANYON
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Con Sullivan of the mess hall staff
has been suffering with his old all
ment and on Tuesday DR.. Jones took
him to the Santa Fe hospital in Los
Angeles for another operation. He
was operated on for tuberculosis OF
the ribs last year and was thought to
have a chance for cure but some
two months ago began to feel much
worse until an operation was decided
upon to give him relief.
''Tack" Gaddis is expected back the
last of the week from Flagstaff where
he went to recuperate from a severe
case of flu.
Mrs. Clara Parsons accompanied
Mrs. Paul Nichols and daughter, Miss
| Neva, to the reservation on Tuesday
where they will be present at variouI
Indian dances to be given there ths
next few weeks.
Mrs. E. M. Ennis on Monday went
to Phoenix for dental work. Her
daughter Miss Billy and baby Bobbie
are at the home of Mrs. S. G. Steph-
| ems.
Mrs. C. A. Valentine entertained a
number of friends at bridge on Friday
evening. A delicious lunch was serv-
ed at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Shirley returned
from Los Angeles on Thursday, Mrs.
| Shirley's health being very much inn
proved by her recent goiter operation.
| They report as does everyone coming
/ from there, a great deal of smallpox
both in the city and surrounding coun-
try and small towns.
Elmer Nelson, formerly of the
newsstand force but more recently
holding down a position in Los An
geles, again took up his position at
the Bright Angel newsstand on We'd
nesday. He took Mr.. Bowers place.
That gentleman at once left for the
coast.
S. G. Stephens and J. E. Kintner
made business trip to Yuma. They
were gone from Friday to Tuesday.
Claude "Doc" Mclick who had been
in Williams since his father was in
| jured in an automobile accident, re-
| turned to his position with the trans
portation department on Saturday.
His father is greatly improved and
thought to be permanently out of
! danger
The shoot Sunday exceeded all ex-
pectaticns, both IN interest and from
the fact that we won Williams was
the local team ssopponent they making
a score of 226 to the Grand Canyon
228. Individual scores were Raymond
Williams, high man. made 40, Cur
ley" Ennis 48, E. Nelson 43, r. E.
Harris, j. E. Shirley 45. The tourna-
ment will be continued next Sunday,
and considering the fact that several
of the contestants considered them
selves "rotten" and may consequently
be expected to do better, we may have
a look-in at the state championship.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Story have not
yet returned from their vacation in
Phoenix. "Blackie" Cunningham IS
taking Mr.. Storey's place as operator
Of the picture machine at community
hall
Henry Hartman, "Old Henry" who
has been here since the year one of
Canyon history got back Tuesday from
two months vacation in Phoenix
| and ether towns in the southern part
of the state.
| The work at the top of the tram
way at Hermit's Rest, which is being
built by the Mckee company, has
been completed and big gang of men
was taken down to the lower end last
week The cable is expected about
the 18th of the month and with this
installed it will soon be ready for use.
Robert H. OFT of Los Angeles ar
rived last week to take charge of the
watchman job at Ell Tovar.
Rothenhofer from the office of the
special service department of Los An
geles, spent Monday and Tuesday al
the Canyon.
The ways and means committee of
the PIT. A. with Mrs. M. r. Tillot-
son in charge will give st. Pat
rick's day dance on Wednesday next