The Coconino sun., 1926-01-01
GRAND CANYON
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LOI. he DFOuSnC WOTu lIldI JOE DdHl-
sky, who was to have done the plumb
ing, was critically i'll and would not
be here to start that work for some
time yet.
V. Patrosso went to the coast last
Wednesday. He will spend several
weeks there, the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Cameron were
Sunday visitors at the Canyon from
Flagstaff.
Mrs. George Cotton recovered suf-
ficiently from her recent operation in
Los Angeles to return here in time
to spend Christmas with her family.
Roscoe Chambers was in Williams
with friends on Christmas day.
George Cravey has been put on as
Ormond Hammond, who has left that
department.
dad" Smiley, after being disap-
pointed several times, finally got off
for his vacation on Tuesday. He will
visit his children and relatives in va
rious cities, Los Angeles and Kansas
City being on his itinerary.
The Community club is making ar
rangements for big dance for New
Years eve at community house Re-
freshments and special favors viii be
features.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bracco had as
Christmas dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cottolendi.
Mrs. Carter and son Reagan invited
the carpenter shop force to turkey
dinner on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Kolb returned
from their California trip just before
Christmas and their daughter, Miss
Edith, came up from the university
at Tucson about the same time. Miss
Edith will return there on Saturday
and her parents plan accompanying
her at that time.
Ray Burger, who had been i'll in
hotel in Los Angeles, recovered some
what and attempted to get here to
spend Christmas with his family. 1t
was impossible for him to do so how
ever, and he did not arrive until Sat
urday morning. They are planning
to go to Los Angeles to make their
home about the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Greening enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. Fred Wolf
and her husband of Anita most of the
Christmas week.
"Bill' Archer is spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents in
Albuquerque.
On Friday night the committee of
the PIT A. in charge of the free
educational picture show will put on
their regular program. Last Friday,
on account of the gun club dance and
the day being Christmas, it was
omitted, but they hope to make the
shows regular Friday evening
event.
Mrs. Cohenour of Kingman, mother
of Mrs. G. H. Carrithers, returned
here to spend Christmas with her
daughter and family The lady only
a short time ago left to visit another
daughter in Needles.
The Harvey mess hall staff were
hosts to the wives and families Of
their married employees at a dinner
that can only be called gorgeous on
Christmas night. The tables were
tastefully decorated in flowers and
mistletoe sent up from California by
Sherman Moore, and the feast spread
was sufficient for regiment and
greatly appreciated by guests and
regulars The invited ones included
Mrs. Nauman, Mrs Alva Shoop and
children. Mrs. E. M Ennis, Margaret
and Bobby, Mrs. S. G.. Stephens and
Ruth, Mrs. Tom Moore, Ward Moore,
Guy and Jure Householder, Mrs. Fred
and Everett, Mrs. Mel
vile, Mrs. George Smith, George Jr.,
and Alfred, Mrs. Harry Boulin, Mrs.
Cravey, Mrs. Clark, Charles and
Carter
Sid Terry Of the water run return
ed Tuesday from Oklahoma, where he
had been with his family for
visit.
Miss Pauline Jones, teacher in the
Williams school is at the Canyon for
vacation, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Hamilton, at Rowe's Well.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams and
family were at Williams for an en-
ioyable Christmas weekend with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Leonard Ramey
and family.
MI. and Mrs. Nat Greer returned
from their vacation, leaving Monday
for their former positions at
Phantom ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Quirk, who were at that place came
up on Tuesday and are now at the
Harvey mess hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baker, who had been in charge
Of it returning to Los Angeles on
Mrs. Tom Moore accepted a posi-
ton at the Babbitt store just before
The holidays and will be regular en-
ploye.
The school children on Wednesday
afternoon invited their parents to an
Christmas party. After
some of the years work was inspected
/ short program of pictures followed, |
and ensemble singing, Santa Claus
and a living Christmas tree. Each
child received a gift from his teacher
and one from a playmate and re-
were served to ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. r. <. Burris are en-
ioying a new Ford sedan, purchased
lust before Christmas from the Bah
Ditt Motor Co. of Flagstaff
Joe Reed left Sunday for his
ranches in New Mexico, going from
here to meet Mrs. Reed and the chill
iren in Los Angeles. They will all
return shortly after the first of the
year.
Frank Milsap and Ray Tankersley
are among those of the transporta-