The Coconino sun., 1926-07-30
~ COCONINO COUNTY

awarded the contract for buildings at
the new camp ground. These COM
prise 80 one-room cottages to be
! equipped for occupation by auto
| tourists and will be attractive and of
| a rustic order, and a centrally Iocat-
ed building to house rest rooms,
lunch counter and delicatessen to be
| operated by the Harvey company.
| Mrs. Lockhart and son Ross of
Pine Bluff, Ark, arrived Friday for
stay with her sister, Mrs. j. M.
Reed and family. They are ON their
way home from California, and will
be here in the neighborhood of two
weeks.
!! The boy scouts got together a ball
team on Saturday afternoon and
played what might be called "give-
| away" game with some members of
| the Pasadena training school, about
/ 80 of whom were at the local camp
ground for an outing. The score was
some % to for the training school
when the boys say they stopped
counting. While they probably do
not have material for winning ball
team, little practice and some good
coaching would work wonders with
what, they have.
Little Miss Ruth Stephens was
eight years old on Monday and cele-
brated by asking fifteen of her little
| girl friends in for several hours of
games and contests. The afternoon
was climaxed with lovely birthday
cake and as much ice cream as each
one could conveniently hold.
"Jack'' Price disappeared last Fri
day with strange intimations that
he'd be seen double when he returns
about the first of next month. The
trouble will probably not be with our
eye sight nor the variety of white
mule" sold here but the tact that
| Jack will bring brand new Mrs.
Price back with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Phillips and
family of Williams accompanied by
Miss Helen Lebsch arrived at the
Canyon on Friday for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dawson.
Miss Lebsch remained until Sunday
when the Dawsons took her back to
Williams by car.
A. Norton, formerly engineer at the
power house has resigned and on
Monday left for Phoenix.
Santa Fe officials including gener-
al superintendent ]. d. McCully and
heads of departments for the coast
| lines were here on monthly tour
/ of inspection on Tuesday.
/ As a compliment to her sisters
the Misses Jean and Eleanor Case
who are spending the summer here
Mrs. J. E. Kmtner delightfully."- en-
tertained two tables of bridge one
day last week.
The sad news of the death, in the
/ Santa iFe hospital at Los Angeles OF
Mr.. Tulip has just reached the Can
Won. He was for several years Chef
of the Harvey mess hall and endearea
| himself to grown ups and children
!. alike during his residence here.
/! Changing from direct to alternat
+ ing current with the completion o.
/ the new power house, has brough'
confusion and CONSERVATION to many
4 households, meters which responded
Il immediately on the former curren1
/ refusing to obey the latter. 1t is also
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meters will be installed within the
next few months.
The foundation for the one millior
4 gallon fresh water tank has beer
Il completed and work will be begun or
Il the tank itself during the next week
4 1t is located at the west end of Ave
nue C between the present road ant
Il the new location of the Mexican
Il shacks. The tank will house thu
fresh water supply of the Canyor
when completed.
H Miss Edith Kolb. who has not beer
/ at all well since returning from hel
work at the university at Tucson
has taken a decided turn for the
worse and is at present confined t.
her home.
Mrs. A. w. Case and Mrs. l..
/ Harrison were joint hostesses at
bridge party at the home of the for
ner on Wednesday afternoon.
i The cowboys past, present and fu
ture are practicing the art of ropinq
on some goats which bob" Francl
gathered together. Each entran'
I pays a fee of one dollar and the win