The Coconino sun., 1926-04-02
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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a few days before gong on TO AiDu-
querque to spend few days sight
seeing in New Mexico.
The Five Hundred club were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Albert Lebsch. Three
tables played,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott and chill
dren were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Kimball. Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. and
! Mrs. E. J. Nordyke, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Duffy and the Kimballs made up
an enjoyable two-table bridge party at
the home of the Kimballs.
E. o. Messimer is reflooring and
remodeling his garage, in anticipation
of the arrival of his new Dodge
sedan.
Mrs. Sid Jones is somewhat i'm
proved after a protracted attack of
the flu.
Mrs. w. t. Butler of Winslow and
Mrs. BLY, were in Williams, Saturday
displaying a line of spring hats, coats
and dresses.
Mrs. Ed Hamilton returned to her
home at the Grand Canyon on the
10Th, by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Greene are
altering and improving their ranch
home.
Palm Sunday was observed at the
St. Josephs church Sunday with spe-
cial singing, the distribution of palms,
etc. A mission was opened for the
Spanish speaking congregation on
that day, the mission to terminate on
Holy Thursday at a. m. with high
mass. On Good Friday the Way of
the Cross will be recited at 2:30 p. m.
in English and at p. m. in Spanish.
DR.. and Mrs. Cravens stopped here
recently to visit their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lebsch. The Cravens
were on their way to their home In
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, after spend
ing the winter in California.
The S. G. Browns are planning to
install hardwood floors in their at
tractive bungalow at an early date.
B.V. Cole left Tuesday for Ell Paso.
He has secured, an extended leave of
absence from his position with the
Santa Fe and will be gone for some
time.
Warren Perkins came up from Ash
fork, Saturday to spend the weekend
with his family here.
New track is now being laid on the
Santa Fe lines in the vicinity of Will
Iams
A good-sized stream of water is
now running into our new city reser-
voir. 1t was estimated that there was
between five and six million gallons
impounded at the last measuring,
there being about % feet at the north
wall.
The Saginaw Lumber company have
closed their mill for necessary repair
work, which it is estimated, will take
about two weeks. The box factory
and the machine shop are not closed.
Extensive alterations are also being
made including new underpinning and
new walls The changes in the Sagi-
nav offices, will make for more room
and convenience. At present the Of
fees are housed in close quarters on
the second floor of the building.
E. j. Nordyke was to have been
chairman of the Rotary on Thursday,
the 25th, when he was supposed to
have told them all about Indiana.
However, R. A. Nickerson, of the
Saginaw Lumber company, was pres
ent, and gave a most interesting and
enlightening talk upon the relation Of
the numbering industry to the forest
service, and the talk taking up most
of the program time "E. j." was re-
quested to bring on his Indiana stuff
next week. Other than Mr.. Nicker-
son, there were no guests.
The following pupils were placed
upon Mrs. Harold Greene's honor holl
for perfect attendance during the
month of March: Eileen Scanlon, Fern
Rigg, Carl Cureton, Clymer Jeffries,
Chas. Murray, John Douglas Ritten-
house, Vera Goss, Anna Stone and
Charlotte Stevenson.
The regular meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce was held the fourth
Wednesday of the month, with good
attendance. The matter of coopera-
ton with the city council in the mat
ter of cooperation wieshrdleaoiunun
ter of paving Bill Williams avenue
was discussed, and r. A. Nickerson
talked about the lumber industry of
Arizona.
The Epworth league will dispense
with their usual Sunday evening serv-
ice next Sunday, and will hold instead
their annual Easter morning Sunrise
service at the church. The regular
church services will be featured by
special solos and chorus singing.
The degree team Of the |. Q. y. f.
lodge, with a goodly number of the
Rebekahs, motored to Flagstaff, Mon
day evening to put on initiation work
for a class of candidates. After the
initiation, a social evening was much
enjoyed
Albert Hudson motored to Phoenix
Sunday for a few days vacation.
The Pythian Sisters held most en-
joyable social evening at their hall
Thursday evening when they enter
tanned the Knights of Pythias and
their friends with an April Fool
party.
G.. H. McLeese drove to Phoenix,
Sunday morning to be with Mrs. Nc
Leese for a few days. He returned
Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's club will be held SATURDAY.
afternoon, the 3rd, at the home OF
Mrs. f. r. Byers. This meeting will
be given over entirely to our pioneers,