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EITINCE THEATRE

With all its 4hr;Ass, gayety sa1
coloifulness the famous English
Derby comes to the screen ct The E..
tinee Monday snd Tuesday Ia "1he
Sporting Lover" starring Conway
TeArle. Barbara Bedford il featured
opposite TeArle.
The scenes showing the Derby
were actually photographed in Eng
land. King George and Queen Mary
are shown in the picture.
No horse racing event in Europe
or in the world, Tor that matter 10
80 widely known and honored - the
historic English Derby. held each
year ut EPSON Downs. not far from
london.
IN "fhe Sporting Lover" IN I'M.
uAliAl situation is brought shout by
tho entrance Of twin three year dds
in the Derby by rival owners. a3so
because the horses are 40 alike In
Appearanve that the only difference
10 thst "Bad Luck" has . small white
stsr on the forhead and Good Luck"
none. The competition Of the twins
is said TO add xes* to spirited oak.
aae Of the turf and to provide some
of the most exciting race scopes ever
shown on the screen.
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TOsDRlvF 70 PApx

Miss Helen Shafer, Miss Edna
Sehrt and f. L. Iuilberg Will leave
Sunday morning BY car for the yell
lowstone National park. They will be
gone two weeks.
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ark TAKE TEXTS

Six teachers took examinations Tor
admission 70 teach In county schools
in Burleigh county yesterday. Miss
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Leaves ON VACATION

Mrs. Irene Dsmmine Of the Nc
Ksnsie Beauty Parlor has gone to
the Twin Cities and the Minnesota
lakes for 0 two weeks vacation.
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Social and Personal
PICNIC At NANDAN

Officers and employees OF the frov.
ident Life Insurance Company office
here entertained last evening 1t g
picnic in honor % Mrs. Ellen s.
Beach Of Ann Arbor, Mich, who Is
spendiug the summer In Bismarck
with her daughter. III. -. Macleod
was ii charge Of . series Of games
and other onteetainments. + picnic
supper was served. Miss Margaret
Wynkoop was In charge. Mothers Of
tie Provident force were guests and
Miss Louise Conklin Of Chicago was
an out of-town guest.
RETURN HOME /.
Lieut.. and xrs. r. "A. Day and
daughters, Polly Ann and Emma
Jane, left this morning for their
home in France Field. Crtstobal,
Canal Zone, Panama, after . Two
months visit in this city with MRS.
Days parents. Mr.. and Mrs: ". a.
Faiconer, and in Brittin with Lieut..
Days parents, Mr.. and MRS. George
Day.
VISITING AT STEBBINS HOME !.
Capt. Marie Stebbins, in charge Of
Salvation Army work Ct Winona.
Mimi. Miss Katherine Malmborg OF
the Salvation Army boarding home
ut Chicago, and Capt. Lillian Locke
Of Paramount. Minn.. arrived IN BIS.
marck today fer q three weeks visit
with Miss Stebbins' mother. Mrs.
Anna Stebbins. on Sixth street.
RETURN FROM MINNESOTA
Gilbert Haugen returned last
evening from Duluth. Mimi. where
he was called by the death Of his
brother. Mr.. Haugen was attending
a convention Of the Sons Of Norway
1T Fargo when he received word Of
his brothers illness. He has been
gone from Bismarck for about a
month.
LEAVE ON EASTERN TRIP
William .Laist and daughter, Eli
zabeth, left today for Minneapolis
where they will visit Mr.. LASTS
daughter, Mrs. Fred Grael. They
will 70 on to New York. city and
Jersey City. N. J.. TO visit before re-
turning home. They expect to be
gone several weeks. Mr.. Laist is
head carctaker At the state capitol.
VISITORS FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Brandt and
son Of Anaheim, Calf. spent the
morning in Bismarck with friends.
They left ut noon for Grand Forks,
where they will visit before going on
to New York city. They have been
on the road for II days and have
covered more than 5000 miles.
ENJOYING VACATION IN MIN
NESOTA
Rev. and Mrs. Paul S. Wright left
this week for points in southern
Minnesota for q several weeks vaca-
ton. They were ut St. Paul and st.
Croix and are now visiting the
Superior national forest. They will
return about the first Of September.
IS HOME FROM LAKES
Mrs. w. C.. Mills returned yester-
| day from Pettibone Lodge at Shore
ham. MIMI. where she has been
| spending . two weeks vacation. She
also stopped 1t the Twin Cities.
VISITORS RETURN HOME
I Mrs. A. H. JueEsenss and daugh
ter. Lois. left last night for theil
home in Chicago after . month.
visit with Mrs. Juergens' sister, Mrs
liz. C.. Beattie, $40 Park avenue.
RETURNS FROM GRAND FORKS
Rev, w. &. Vater returned yesteP
day from Grand Forks. where he hal
been attending the Wesley Colieg,
school for pastors. the past week.
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VISITOR. RETURNS HOME
Miss Minnie Hanson Of Fargo. who
has been the guest Of her sister-in--
Law, Mrs. C. Il. Hanson. for the past
week, returned today to her home.
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LEAVE ON EASTERN TRIP

LEN v Il OW TA9<SJ TsIS1v MI
william Laist and daughter. Eli
zabeth. left today for Minneapolis
where they will visit Mr.. LASTS
daughter, Mrs. Fred Grael. They
will 70 on to New York. city and
Jersey City, N. J.. TO visit before re-
turning home. They expect to be
gone several weeks. Mr.. Laist IS
head carctaker at the state capitol.
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Is HOME FROM LAKES

Mrs. w. C. Mills returned yester-
day from Pettibone Lodge at Shore
ham, MIMI, where she has been
spending two weeks vacation. She
also stopped 1t the Twin Cities.
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c,Yr0T 0r SfSTER

GUEST OF SISTER
Miss Dorothy Heitman Of Grand
Forks il the house guest Of her
sister. Mrs. HarolA Shaft. She. will
be here for about week.
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u SHOPPING IN BISMARCK
Mis-. J.a Vht1fin and MR.. e. A.
Kramer W Ni3&fton were shopping
and visitint In Bismarck yesterday.
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ENTERTAINS LADJEH AID
Mts.o'J..sW. Scott wss hoatees -
the third division Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the McCabe Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday after
noon.
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RETURN FROM PARK

RETURN FROM Park
Archie McPhee, Nick Selensky and
Lester Fitness, accompanied by d. h.
McPhee, are expected home tomorrow
after q two weeks tour Of the yell
lowstone National park.
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TO VISIT IN VALLEY CITY
Miss Mary Fisher, Miss Gladya
Shrader. Miss Edith Fisher and Miss
Vada Mordale have gone to Valley
City for q weekend visit.
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TO VISIT AT HONE

Miss Margaret Clooten wilt go to
her home at Kuhn for two weeks
vacation. She will accompany her
father, Matt Clooten. who nus bev"
visiting in bismarck for several days.
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prri,pN rROM M1NNEsOTA

Gilbert Haugen returned last
evening from Duluth. Mimi. where
he was called by the death Of his
brother. Mr.. HauRen was attending
a convention Of the Sons Of Norway
st Fargo when he received word OF
his brothers illness. He has been
gone from Bismarck for about a
month.
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GUEST HERE

Sister Hilare Of White Earth.
Mimi, is spending u few days here
~ the CUES. Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. J.
Tullberg while en- route home after
Z visit ut Billings. Mont.
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vISrrnRS rR0M CAIIF0RNIA

Mr., and Mrs. H. F. Brandt and
SON Of Anaheim, Calf. spent the
morning in Bismarck with friends.
They left ut noon for Grand Forks,
where they will visit before going on
to New York city. They have been
on the road for II days and have
covered more than 5000 miles.
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LEAVES ON VACATION
Miss Elizabeth Robertson Will
leave today for Langdon to spend
two weeks vacation with relatives.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION ;.
Miss Hilda 3tratton has returned
from Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting relatives for two weeks.
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GRAND FORKS VISITORS

Prof. and Mrs. William Bulge, Of
Grand Forks, arrived Thursday night
by, motor for : brief visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bulge Of this city
and Miss chrissie Bulge, secretary
In the governorss office. Prof.
Bulge has been over the state max
ing Investigations of the white pot
terry clay deposits for the school Of
mines ut the university Of North
Dakota. He renorted finding com.
merciai quantities Of the clay in the
Kflldcer mountain region. He left
for Grand Forks this morning. Miss
Bulge returned for 4 few days visit
To Grand Forks with them.
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ENJOYING VACATION IN MIN

Rev. and Mrs. Paul 5. Wright lett
this week for points in southern
Minnesota for q several weeks vaca-
ton. They were 1t St. Paul and St.
Croix and are now visiting the
Superior natioaal forest. They will
return about the first Of September.
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LEAVING. ON MINNESOTA TRIP
l.. II. Jennings will leave Sunday
morning by car. for points in north
ern Minnesota for u two weeks
vacation and fishing trip. He will
stop At Minot, Devils Lake, Grand
Forks, the Twin Cities, and Duluth.
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HERE FROM WASHBuRN
John =, williams and SON Of wash
burn are n the city today on bust-
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TO REMAIN IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Elva Lair Whitson, who has
been spending the summer in Park
ersbure, lows, with her parents, has
decided to remain In Minneapolis
this winter, studying and teaching
piano. Mrs. Whitson's classes i'll
music here will 30 taken over by
Miss Hauseo az Minneapolis, who will
arrive here in September.
MISS SORLlE LEAVES ON TRIP
Miss Louise EOrlie, daughter Of
Governor and Mrs. A. G. Sorlie, left
today for . two weeks visit with
friends and relatlves in Grand Forks.
From there she will 20 TO st. Paui's
hospital aE st. Paul to enter training.
TO TAKE WEEKS VACATION
Miss Eva Ballet Of the WorkmeR's
Compensation Bureau will leave TO-
night for Beulah, where she will
visit relatives before going TO Glen
Ullln to BE- the guest Of her mother.
She will be gone week.
At HOSPITAL
Miss Edwina Knecht, superintend-
ent Of Mckenzie county schools, 10
recovering from an operation ct q
local HOSPITAL. Miss Knecht is
sister OF ]. W. Knecht Of Bismarck.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license was issued yes.
tetday to Glen Adrian Brooks, vii.
ton, and Miss Elisabeth Margaret
Marx Of Verona. teacher in the
pninteA Wo0As schn01s
GUEST HERE
Sister Hilare Of White Earth.
MIMI, is spending few days here
~ the CUES. Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Tullberg while en- route home after
4 visit ut Billings. Mont.
ATTENDS VETERINARIANS
MEETING
DR.. w. r. Crewe left Friday even-
ing for Louisville, KY, to attend 9
convention Of veterinarians. He will
be gone about two weeks.
LEAVING FOR LAKES
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Bintz Of Mott
are spending the day in Bismarck,
en- route to the Minnesota lakes.
LEAVE FOR LAKES
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Spohn and
daughter, Frances Lorraine. left this
morning for . Today outing ut the
lakes near Detroit, Mimi.
ON WESTERN TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tracy Of the
National Parks Highway have left
on a business trip over the western
l:.,:.:o. ~f Ahn hs~huov
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RETURN FROM KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Argsnbright
returned yesterday from . four
weeks visit with relatives ct their
old home In Waterville, Kan. They
were accompanied to Bismarck BY
Mr.. Arganbrisht'a broather and
sister.in-law NJ. and Mrs. ChaDles
Arganbright, and daughters. Pauline
and Marjorie. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Arganbright and daughters will be
guests at the home Of Mr.. Af9an.
bright's sister, Mrs. r. W. Folsom,
for the next two weeks.
RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP
A. Y. Haglund returned to Bis
marck today after four weeks
vacation at Yellowstone National
park and other points in the west.
Mrs. haglund stopped ct Havre,
Mont, for visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mts. +. II. Mansfield, be-
fore retuN ing to Bismarck.
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MARRIAGES IlCENsE ISSUED

A marriage license was issued yes
tetday to Glen Adrian Brooks, Will
ton, and Miss Elizabeth Margaret
Marx Of Verona. Z teacher in the
Painted Woods schools.
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RETURNS From WESTERN TRIP
CAMPFIRE GIRLS NET

A council fire was held last even
ing by the Wetomachick Campfire
girls at the Wachter school. Four
girls. Olive Hall, Lou Hall, Florence
Talk and Winifred Hall, were given
the rank of Wood Caterers. Re.
freshmenty we're served.
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Miss Edwina Knecht, superintend-
ent Of Mckenzie county schools. il
recovering from an operation :t .
sister Of J. w. Knecht Of Bismarck.
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RETURN HOME

Lieut., and Nrs. r. "A. Day and
dauehters, Polly Ann and Emma
Jane, left this morning for their
home in France Field, Cristobal,
Canal Zone, Panama, after two
months visit in this city with MRS.
Days parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4.
Faiconer, and in Brittin with Lieut..
Days parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dav.
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Miss Eva BALLET Of the Workmen's
Compensation Bureau will leave TO-
night for Beulah, where she will
visit relatives before going to Glen
Ullin to BE- the guest Of her mother.
She will be gone week.
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VISITING AT STEBBINS HOME
Capt, Marie Stebbins, in charge Of
Salvation. Army work at Winona.
Mimi. Miss Katherine Malmborg Of
the Salvation Army boarding home
1t Chicago, and Capt. Lillian Lokke
Of Paramount. Mimi, arrived in Bis
marck today fer o three weeks visit
with Miss Stebbins' mother. Mrs.
.Aruo C%Ahhin. nm Sixth strAet
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N D \ I GOMEZ
NEWS ITEMS

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Feb. 10. The
County Jersey Cattle
Association held its annual election
OF officers here last evening ana
selected the following: President,
Francis q. Hutton, OF Choppers;
vice president, MahlOn Kirk, 9Th,
OF Oakdale; secretary treasurer,
Ohio TrundIe, Of Gaithersburg. Mr..
Randolph, field agent OF the Amer
lean Jersey Cattle club, Of New
York. attended and spoke.
Alexander Mosher. OF Rockville
has purchased from William b.
Westlake, OF Washington. the Dixie
tavern and all equipment. the con-
sideratiOn being announced as $24.-
500. Dixie Tavern Is Roclville's
only hosiery. Mr.. MOsher has been
in charge several months. The
sale was made by Cisel q Offutt,
Rockville realtors.
Mrs. Mary Karn, 81 years old,
died wednesday at the home or her
son and only surviving child. Frank
H. Karn, near Rockville. She mad
been i'll many months and her death
was not unexpected. The funeral
took place today from the Lutheran
church at Burkitt sviIIe. Nd, where
Mrs. Karn resided for many years.
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ARL I|lGTON G 0 .
NEWS NOTES

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Feb. 10.
The board of supervisors OF Airing
ton county win meet today ct 81
O'Clock at the courthouse. when
walter u. Varney, corporation at
torney for the town OF Potomac,
will appear before the board to seek
support in amending the town char
ter regarding road taxes.
In an effort to advance Arlington
county, reorganization and election
OF officers OF the Arlington County
Chamber Of Commerce win be held
tonight at 8 o'clock a. the court
house.
Before election Of officers John
Ihlder, manager Of the civic de-
partment Of the, United States
Chamber Of Commerce, viii speak.
Plans are being formulated by 81
committee, headed by Monroe II.
Socket, for organization or q
citizens association In Lyon VII
lage. Those assisting Stockett in
the movement are r. Snyder Bow
man, Rex Collier, John G. White.
head, William .. Medley and James
e. Chinlnl.
The greater Arlington county
committee last night passed reso-
luton, to be submitted at the meet.
ing Of the Civic Federation March b,
that the board OF supervisors Of
Arlington county and d committee
OF five from the federation confer
with Thomas I'll. Mcdonald, chief OF
the bureau of public roads OF the
Department OF Agriculture, con-
corning the location Of the pro.
posed Mt. Vernon boulevard.
The committee recommended that
two members OF the committee be
G. A. s. Sinclair and Frank g.
Campbell.
The Parent. Teacher Association
of the Mathew Fontaine Maury
School, OF Clarendon, will give its
annual dinner at the Clarendon
Methodist Church tonight from
to o'clock. Following the dinner
viii be . program by the children.
The auxiliary of the Jefferson
district fire department will give a
play, under the direction OF Mrs.
Margerye Prytherch, tonight and
tomorrow night, entitled "Si Slo-
Gums Country Store" Girls in
CtldTBe Oh EAnQy UdSk0IS VIII Dc
Dolores Tarbutton, Sally Bouden,
Ethel KidweH, Alice williams and
Helen Skidmore.
The cast OF the Cherrydale fire
mems minstrel show. to be given
tonight and tomorrow, includes
Joseph Reynolds. Reese O'Neil,
Hurst Handy. Red Doe ana Harold
Brown. There will be numbers by
Herbert Todd, Vernon Reynolds,
Thomas Bowers, BoyntOn Hahn,
Miss Ina Montgomery, Roland Com
ley. John Winter and Reese O'Neil
Music will be furnished by the
haywood Music Makers.
The chorus is composed OF Her.
bert Rollins. Louis Williams. e. c.
Johnson, w. d. Topley, Ira Posey,
Harry Hammond. Vernon Reynolds,
Frank Smith, Frank Williams.
Boynton Hahn, John Winters, Tony
Luzi, David Locking, Frank
Tucker, GLAND Comley, John Hager
John Crissman, B. williams. X.
McCloskey, Thomas Bowers. Her.
bert Todd and Roswell Waldo.
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COOLIDGE COLD HANGS ON;
CANCEL CABINET MEETING

President Coolidge's heavy cold
apparently was no better today, md
upon the advice Of the White IiOd
physicians he was again confined to
his room.
The Cabinet meeting and some
other engagements were Cancelled,
but it was stated that the President
would meet the Washington news
paper men in the regular confer
ence at A o'clock this afternoon.
The White House physicians re-
iterated today that Mr.. Colleges
indisposition is not serious, and de-
clared they have advised him to re-
main In his room solely as q pre-
caution against it's becoming
serious.
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Holy Name Society viii meet II
March to perfect plans to care for
delinquent boys who are arraigned
in the juvenile court.
The work win be under the di-
rection OF Executive Secretary Gull
len, of the Catholic charities.
Last nights meeting was attend.
ed by IS spiritual directors and
branch presidents Of the Holy Name
Society and other officers.
Cornelius Ford, formerly Public
Printer, president Of the Washing
ton archdiocese, presided, and re-
ported with recommendations on
the work OF the Holy Name
branches. here. The recommends,
lions were adopted.
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BIG BROTHERS
To ORGANIZE

At q meeting last night OF the
washington section Of the arch
diocese OF Baltimore OF the Holy
Name Society, at Immaculate Con-
ception Hall, Eighth and ~ Streets,
plans were perfected for the or
eanization OF q Big Brother Assoc
citation here.
The association viii be perma-
nent. and will be- allied with Cath
Ole charities. Five members OF
each of the as branches sof the
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In an experimental way, Al
Swedish chemical plant has pro-
duced phosphate of calcium for
fertflizing purposes from IRON ore.
The Coconino sun., 1926-08-13
KAYENTA NEWS
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Mrs. Margaret Clark Hunt of Ojai,
Calf, and Miss Jane Jordon of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived Sunday from Flag
staff. Miss Jordon is daughter of
the president of the Jordon Motor
Car Co. of Cleveland and this is her
second visit to Kayenta and Mrs.
Hunt has been here number of
times. Tuesday the ladies left for a
pack trip to Canyon de Chilly, Can
yon del Muerto and Mesa Verde,
guided by Ben Wetherill
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Mangum and
children departed Thursday for a
weeks visit with relatives at Cannon
vile, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashcroft and
three children of Dene Hotso and
their guest, Mrs. Redshaw of Nc
Elmo, Utah, visited the Warrens and
Wetherills Sunday. Mr.. Redshaw is
in the Dene Hotso section lining up
Indian children for the Shiprock
school and he and his wife expect to
be in this part of the country until
about the first of September.
A farewell dance was given Mon
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Wetherill in honor of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herman and
daughter, Bobbie, who left Tuesday
morning for Grand Canyon to board
the train for the return to their home
at Hollywood. The Herrimans who
have been here for two months are
very pleasant people to meet and both
their old and new friends were sorry
to have them leave.
Work on the school building has
been suspended for the present. Fore
man Tom Lynch, who had been over
at Tuba for a week, returned Sunday
and took the crew OF carpenters back
to Tuba with him Monday. There is
still several months work to be done
on the government buildings at Tuba
and no doubt the force viii be sent
back to Kayenta before long
Mrs. Harry Hope, Mrs. Victor Kill
crease and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weth-
erill made trip to Segi canyon Sun
day..
Jack King and Ray Hamlet return
ed Wednesday from Flagstaff. Ray
has been suffering with some infected
teeth and had to make another trip
to the dentist for. relief. Jack had
a small growth removed from his
forehead while in town.
S. N. Mangum has had crew of
Indians working on the dam this
week, putting in cement structure
to collect water for sheep dipping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Roome Of
Pasadena, Calf, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. X. Warren Thursday.
They were formerly residents Of
Flagstaff, Mr.. Roome having been
employed as travelling auditor by Bah
bitt Brothers, and they have been
spending their vacation visiting points
of interest in this state. A trip was
made to the Tonto Basin and they
came out here from Flagstaff. Mr..
Roome is now manager of the Pasa-
dena. hospital and is very much
wrapped up in his work, The hospi-
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weekend guest of the Foster family.
Mr.. Steiner of Prescott, called at
the Hubbard and Grolich places last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith were
in Flagstaff on business last Friday.
Almost everyone in the community
went picnicing last Sunday, and af-
ter delightful lunch, visited the Cliff
Dwellings,. Those who were out for
the day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
and three children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and four children; Mrs. w. @.
Adams of Winona, and Mr.. Adams
mother and the three Adams chill
dren; Ruby, Jewel and Andrew Hub
bard Mr.. and Mrs. Grolich drove
out later in the afternoon, and joined
the crowd for few hours.
Mrs. Bob Patton Of Doney Park,
and three children visited the HUB
bard family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vishno were visitors
at the Hubbard ranch Sunday after
noon.
Messrs. Olds and Blanks of Wins
low, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grolich last Sunday
Oscar Hubbard was in Flagstaff on
Tuesday looking after business mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kester and
A. j. Mitchell were visitors in the
community Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grolich drove to town
Tuesday evening to attend a meeting
of the Eastern Star lodge.