The Coconino sun., 1926-10-08
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Byers left Sun
day morning for the north rim Of
Grand Canyon. They will go by way
Of Needles and Las Vegas. In the
Kaibab forest they expect to
do some deer hunting besides polit-
ical campaigning. Mrs. Andrew Mil
Ter will accompany them on the en-
tire trip as will Jack Kester, and Mr..
Baty also candidates for county of
flee. They expect to return in about
week by way Of Tuba City and Lees
Ferry.
The first regular meeting of the
Woman's club for the year was held
Saturday afternoon in the Methodist
Sunday school room. Only business
was taken care of and plans made
for the years work. Committees were
appointed by the president, Mrs. b.
r. Byers, to conduct the various de-
partments. 1t was decided to have
one program each month and one
money making affair besides the
regular study courses given by each
department.
Mrs. e. ]. Kirwan entertained the
bridge club at her home on Septem-
Der 80. Members present were Mes
DANES E. j. Nordyke, Julia Peet, r..
G.. Stevenson, Earl Poison, M. Fl.
Duffy, Roger Morse, Earl Mellick,
P. A. Mellick, James Kennedy, j. j..
Scanlon, Geo. Kimball, G. Fl. McLeese
and r. J. Hook. High score was
awarded to Mrs. Nordyke. The next
meeting of the club will be held at
the homa of Mrs. M. E. Duffy on
October IA.
Williams was visited with light
showers last Thursday night.
Mrs. Lilo Perrin entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Gotthold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Rosenbaum and Judge x. N.
Sleeves at supper Sunday evening.
Priestly Lilly has left the Buggeln
store and aone to Flagstaff to work.
Harold Hogosong has taken Lilly's
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Butler and
daughter Louise were in Flagstaff
Sunday calling on the dentist.
Bob Burns and G. B. Mcdonald
were the first hunters to reach town
with game this season. They arrived
at nine o'clock Friday morning with
two turkeys each.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Littrell and
family Of Santa Fe spent the latter
part Of the week as guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. E. r. Byers. They left
Saturday for Medford, Ore, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. E. 0. Messimer entertained
with a bridge luncheon October /.
The house was artistically decorated
with autumn leaves. The guests IN
cluded Mesdames Albert Lebsch, G.
H. McLeese, r. G. Stevenson, j. J.
Scanlon. C. d. Jeffries, James Ken
nedy. J. C. Butler. Geo. Kimball, Rog-
er Morse, r. j. Hook, e. j. Nordyke,
Julia Peet, NJ. E. Duffy, P. A. Mel
lick. E. j. Kirwan and Mrs. Hoffman.
High score was made by Mrs. KIM
ball with Mrs. McLeese second high.
(. "Dink'' Smith left Sunday for Gal
lup to receive medical aid.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Virgil Rosenbaun1 re-
ported seeing five does and one buck
last Saturday while on hiking trip
ND Kendrick mountain.
Frank Mowrey, E. ]. Kirwan and
Cliff Ray spent Sunday hunting IN
the M. G.. country. Mr.. Mowrey
bagged a nice four pointer. The par
ty reported does quite plentiful IN
that region but bucks very scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Chisholm, Miss
Annie Jaggard and Miss Mary Wat
son motored to Prescott Sunday.
Mrs. C. r. Sullivant, her two
daughters, Eloise and Ernestine, and
Mrs. Rouby Sullivant spent Satur-
day shopping in Flagstaff.
Work was started Monday by DR..
A. G. Rounsyille on a four room
bungalow on his property adjoining
the home Of his brother, Geo. Rouns-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Alcorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Melick and William and
Edward Oswald pitched camp last
Saturday night in the Allen lake
country. Sunday they went out at
ter deer but were unable to jump
any.
Mrs. Edward E. Brown who had
been visiting for several weeks with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff Ray, left September
80, with her two small children, Mark
and Margaret, for her home in Co.
lurnbia, Mo.
Felix lcorn is spending the week
in Flagstaff, called to serve on the
jury.
Miss Ernestine Sullivant, who is
teaching in the Walnut Grove school,
spent the weekend with her family
here.
r. G. Stevenson and family are
staying at the Byers home during
the absence Mr.. and Mrs. Byers.
Ruth Lee .Byers is staying with them.
Helen Maxwell was a Flagstaff
visitor Saturday the second.
October 10 being the second Sun
day Of the month, there will be Holy
communion at st. Johns mission at
IL am. instead Of the regular eve
ming services.
Mrs. Georgia Bly, expects to re-
turn to Williams about October 70.
She is visiting in the east.
Miss Regina Rousseau and Helen
Livingston were in Flagstaff Satur-
day shopping and watching the foot
ball game.
Simon Poquette and family left