The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

A mine day wonder" surprise was
sprung on the Canyon last Sunday,
when Miles Poison and Miss Emily
Pindar announced they were married
in San Diego six months ago. The
marriage was an expected event Of
October and elaborate plans were
being made by their friends for pro-
per handling Of it, only to find it
six months accomplished fact with no
necessity for any assistance from
willing friends. Both these young
people have been residents of the
Canyon long enough to be consid-
cred old timers and they have the
congratulations and best wishes of
large circle of friends. They will oc-
cupy the house recently vacated by
the Barney Neel family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Spencer left
Tuesday by car for an extended trip
through Arizona and California.
Mrs. c. A. Clark entertained two
tables of bridge on Thursday after
noon in honor Of her house guests,
Mrs. Martha Glidden and Mrs. Ralph
Glidden of Catalina Island.
In order to prevent such a shock
ing surprise as we experienced Sun
day. it has been widely reported that
"Wop" and Esther have a license and
refuse to give the date Of their we'd.
ding.
John Cook proved himself a most
popular host on Monday evening,
when he invited number Of his boy
friends to help him celebrate his
twelfth birthday. The above-men-
toned popularity was inspired by
Johns introducing beside the usual
birthday features, unsoivable tricks
and guessing games dear to the
young boys heart, real grown up
party hours and table decorations
which included whole menagerie,
which the boys ate.
Mrs. G. A. Valentine entertained
at a delightful luncheon and bridge
on Saturday complimenting Mrs.
Martha Glidden and Mrs. Ralph Gid
den of Catalina Island, guests at the
C. A. Clark home.
The American Legion has got out
attractive posters advertising q cos
tune dance at the community buiidr
ing November /. There will be mo-
velty dances, prizes and refresh
ments.
Ray Scheck, former employee and
brother of Mrs. Elmer Nelson is ex-
pected back from Colorado the last
of the week. He will be a machinist
at the power house.
]. D. D. Vigil and wife and son
Max left Monday In their car for Wal
senburg, Colo Max will go from
there to Chillocothe, Mo-, to enter
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Vigil will re-
turn here in about two weeks.
About 500 Santa Fe ticket sellers
from all over the United States
stopped over here Tuesday on their
way to a big convention at San Diego.
The trip is a gift to these men from
the company, but they all enjoyed
the trip so much they assured us
"the old man" wouldn't lose any mon
ey on it.
Oscar Aired was transferred back
to San Bernardino last week and those
ball fans who were having visions FOR
next. spring of whole team to match
up with him are looking about for
another "shootingl stars"
Marvin Sandoval returned last
week from his vacation in Ell Paso.
Mrs. Sandoval, who had been gone
for several months returned with
him.
The new horse and mule barn at
the head of Yaqui trail was complet-
ed for occupancy last week and on
Tuesday the first of the men and
mules were taken out. For the pres
ent only two mule trains will be sta
toned there but it is expected that
by the rush season next year the
barn will be full to its capacity OF
% mules.