The Coconino sun., 1926-02-12
IN COCONINO COUNTY


The Spanish-American lodge gav'
well attended dance at the /. @. @
F. hall Saturday evening.
The first of the series Of "First
Friday" devotions were held Friday
morning, February 5, at the ST
Joseph church with a large number
in attendance.
Mrs. Harold Greene's music studio
was closed nearly all Of last week on
account of the illness of Mrs. Greene
The chamber of commerce held its
regular meeting on Wednesday eve
ming, February 10, at the justice OF
the peace office.
| Dr.. H. A. Schell optician Of Tue
son, was in Williams Tuesday of this
week.
The Standard Oil employees Of Ash
fork, Seligman and Williams, helc
their regular monthly trade meeting
at ths local office of the company
Monday evening.
Travellers from the west report that
the Old Trails highway from Williams
TO Los Angeles, with the exception
of a few short stretches, is In eX-
cellent shape.
p r. Campbell was visitor in
Flagstaff Sunday
Miss Catherine Miller of Flagstaff
was guest at the home of the f. j,
Nordykes Friday and Saturday, COM
ing down from Flagstaff to attend
the dancing party given by the SEN
iors Saturday night.
The Postal Telegraph company
have installed a new Buffalo engine,
which installation it is expected will
result in even better service over the
Postal's wires.
John Morgan of Parks, is the owner
of a new Ford coupe, purchased last
week of the R. J. Hook garage.
Williams folks were this week wei
coming Jerrie Lee, who left US some
time ago to make his residence IN
Phoenix. Mr.. Lee seemed to be in
excellent health and spirits and re-
ports that he and his family are very
pleased with Phoenix, having recently
built there for themselves a delight
full Spanish type bungalow.
The Williams Woman's club is IN
receipt of an invitation from the
Flagstaff Woman's club, Music Sec
ton. to a luncheon to be held Febru-
airy 10th, at the Flagstaff clubhouse,
the Williams club to give the musical
program at that time. Mrs. F. ~
Wells is chairman of the Music de-
partment and is preparing a delight
full program to be rendered, after the
luncheon.
Miss Lena Stengle has taken a
room in the J. r. Smart residence.
Among the scheduled events spon-
sored by the Woman's club is the
Washington birthday party on Feb
Iuary 22nd, to which all children OF
club members are hidden. Mrs. James
Kennedy and Mrs. A. G.. Rounsville
with other helpers are taking charge
of this. Husbands Night will be
celebrated March 10th, capable com
mittee under the chairmanship OF
Mrs. Ruth Wells planning the details
Of this. Mrs. Margaret Todt, presl-
dent of the northern district fedora
ton, will be the honored guest at this
event, as she plans to visit the local
club at that time. She will be house
guest of Mrs. E. r. Byers during her
stay here.
School Notes
The dance given last Saturday eve
ming at the Sultana by the seniors
was most happy social affair. Re-
freshments served during the evening
added to the pleasure of the guests.
The Roy Barnes orchestra furnished
the music
The total enrolment of the high
school looks little better than a
week ago, aDsentees having dropped
from one hundred sixty-seven, the
high mark, TO one hundred twenty
five out last Friday. 1t is reported
that Mrs. V. L. Craig, art teacher,
who suffered an unusually hard at
tack of lagrippc, is slowly improving,
and may be back next week.
The insurance adjusters will be IN
Williams this week, to look over and
appraise the damage done to the new
building.
Williams boys played Klngman at
Kingman Friday evening the 9TH, the
score being 1870 in favor of Williams.
The following night our boys put up
a stiff fight at Needles but lost by a
score of 15 to 20.
st. Valentines day will be observed
in the lower grade rooms with ap-
propriate valentine" postoffices.
Word has been received in Williams
of the marriage of Miss Vivian Spell
mire to Joseph Richard Stubbington
of Santa Monica, Calf. The marriage
took place January Goth in San Fran
cisco, where the couple will reside,
Mrs. Stubbington is very well known
here, having graduated from the local
schools. She is a daughter of Mr.