The Coconino sun., 1926-10-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mohr and
daughter Ruth were in Flagstaff Sat
urday and Sunday for dental work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Greene of Rich
mond, Calf, were here from Tues
day to Saturday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ r. Tillotson and family.
Miss Margaret Jordan of Holly
wood Calf, left Monday for her
home after weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Carr.
Robert Walkey, second trick engin-
eer at the new power house, left on
Thursday in his new Chrysler for
vacation of a month in Los Angeles
and other coast cities.
Materials have arrived and ar
rangements are being completed for
the big P. 7. A. bazaar to be held
at the community building on Fri
day evening. Booths for home-cook-
ed food, handmade, Canyon-made
fancy work, a wheel of fortune, a
fish pond for the children, dancing
and refreshments, are only few OF
the attractions planned by the ways
and means committee. The proceeds
will be to defray general expenses,
the most important of which is the
educational picture show held OF the
children at an early hour on Friday
evenings. This show, which the T. L.
A. gives free to the children during
the school year, is considered by many
to be the finest thing in this line
ever put on by any organization at
the Canyon And this opinion is
certainly unanimous with the kitldies
themselves.
v. Patrosso was in Flagstaff Fri
day and Saturday having dental
work done.
L. NJ. Rider and two friends of AL
hambra, Calf, spent Saturday with
his old friends Mr.. and Mrs. L. G..
Carr.
The John Cook family are greatly
enjoying q. new Atwater-Kent radio.
The American Legion gave bene-
fit picture show at community hall
on Monday evening. The picture
shown was Sid Chaplin in "Charley's S
Aunt"
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Evans drove
over from Flagstaff on Friday,
bringing with them Dean Tillotson,
who attends school there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans returned to Flagstaff
Saturday but Dean remained with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. R. Tillot-
son until Monday.
The republican and democratic
s central committees of the county
have made arrangements to hold
rousing rallies at the Canyon this
weekend. the former on Friday night
at the school house, the latter on
Saturday night at the same place.
This will give local residents oppor-
tunity for at least look at the can
didates.
Mrs. e. NJ Ennis went to Flagstaff
Tuesday, returning Wednesday, on a
combined shopping and business trip.
Miss Frances Wenner, of Holly
wood, Calf, a former Ell Tovar en-
ploye arrived Wednesday for visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G..
eCarr. She is on her way home from
a visit to her people in Mankato,
MINI. and will be here until after
the P. T. A. bazaar on Friday.
The auxiliary will hold a forget-me-
not sale on November 6 for the bene-
fit of disabled veterans.
The carpenters who had been pre-
pairing buildings for the new Delco
at Phantom ragch returned the last
of the week Mr. Archer is carrying
his nose in a "sling" as the result
of a 1niscalculation on the part of
1one of his partners, but otherwise
the bunch look about the same. T..
s II. Davis is installing the plant.
3 Harold Robbins and brother, friends
OF Miss Katherine Tillotson, cashier
at DePaw university, Ind, arrived
Monday and are guests at the home
Of Miss Tillotson's brother, M. K.
Tillotson and family.
s Les Kennedy and L. g. Carr left
Tuesday for the Wickenburg country
for few days duck hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerle are happy
over the arrival of fine baby girl
at their home. She is their sixth
child.
Mrs. Ollie Leonard of Phoenix, a
former resident, came up last week
for visit with old friends and neigh
bors
: On Saturday evening Miss Signe
Ericsson and Mrs. L. G. Carr
at the home of the latter en-
tertained at a delightful party
complimenting Miss Frances Wenner,
house guest of Mrs. Carr. Nineteen
people were present and enjoyed
cards, dancing and singing.