The Coconino sun., 1926-07-16

i llGn Tor some time. They will also
! enjoy visits with their two children
the Miss Audrey and Merle Jackson
i who make their home, with their
grandfather, and with Mrs. Jackson's
two sisters, Mrs. Clarkson ana Mrs
Heber Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dawson spent
part of last week at their former
home in Williams. They went by car
Little Miss Naomi Morris suffered
an extremely painful accident on
Tuesday, when she Was burned about
the legs by ignited gasoline. A small
tank near the new power house was
1 dripping a white fluid which aroused
the curiosity of one Of the boys who
lighted a match to it to see if it
i would burn. Naomi and some play
4 mates watched the process. The gas
foljne on the ground exploded but for
tunately the tank, though badly bulg-
ed, proved strong enough to prevent
/ that still inside from doing SO too.
/ Several other children were not
touched and Miss Naomi is getting
along nicely at present.
Mrs. Seth Lilly and son Allen re.
/ turned Saturday from Williams,
where she went several months ago
intending to remain. Her husband
has had an apartment at the Charley
1 Greening home where the family will
now live.
Ruth Stephens has recovered from
/ illness consequent on too much cele-
| brating on the Fourth.
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Ruth arrived from their home in
Santa Ana, Calf, and will spend sew
eral months with Mr.. Mohr. They
came on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hazel Wood, sister of Mrs. c.
0. Greening, who has been at the
latter's home here for q week went
/ to Williams on Monday where she
/ will be the guest of her mother for
month or more.
! Hubert Lauzon on Monday went to
Kingman where he will be the guest
1 of relatives for a time before going
to the hospital where he will have a
tonsil and adenoid operation. Miss
dolly" only recently returned from
visit in the southern part of the
state.
Friends are sorry to lose Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Boulin, who are planning
on leaving the Canyon for southern
California in the near future Mr..
Boulin's health has not been good for
some time and they are hoping a
change of climate and altitude will
prove beneficial. Gerald will not go
with them, joining them later when
they are located, and if they decide
to remain there permanently.
Miss Marion Handy left Sunday
for Knoxville, Tenn, called there by
the serious illness of daughter.
The Jackson children asked large
number of their little friends to go to
the woods with them for picnic on
Wednesday afternoon.
Sam Bracco has shiny new Chev-
rolet touring car purchased from the
Pilkington Motor Co. at Flagstaff
and went there the first Of the week
and drove it back
T. A. Morgan was a business visi-
tor to Prescott three days last week.
He attended court while there.
According to some opinions, the
less said about the ball game on Sun
day afternoon the better. The game
was between the Park Service and
Santa Fe teams and the score of IS
to 3 for the Park Service tells the
story very concisely. Manager L. G.
Carr Of the Santa Fe team explains
the catastrophe III this manner: Tine
team all blew up at the same time,
and that time happened to be Sunday.
Instead of blowing up one or two at
each game, as usually happens, they
all got it. the same day. And then
a watermelon feast just before the
game may have been contributing
factorp Anyway the blowup started
the first inning, the Park Service
making six runs, and continued
throughout the game. To "Slim"
Reed go the home run honors for the
season so far. The first and only onei
made this season, was made by himl
in the first inning with two men on
bases.
Park Superintendent ]. r. Eakin on
Monday left for Phantom ranch and
the north rim to meet and act as es-
cort to the Crown Prince of Sweden,
Gustavus Adolphus, the Grown Prln-
cess Louise and party of fifteen. They
spent Wednesday at the north rim
and are expected at Phantom ranch
Thursday night and at the Canyon
Friday. The party will make the trip
over the beautiful new Yaqui trail,
and will go over the rim drives after
arriving on Friday. Plans for their
entertainment have not, at this writ
ing, been made public but it is known
that they will leave here Friday night
for the Mesa Verdi national park. A
small note Of interest has been re-
ceived here-on his arrival at the
north rim, His Royal Highness went
Immediately to Bright Angel Point
and remained there till darkness
closed down and no more of the can
Won could be seen, refusing to rest or