The Coconino sun., 1926-07-02

OF VlSlC from nef mother over Lne
weekend, Mrs. Bly, returned to Win
slow Sunday evening.
Miss Constance Shipley visited with
her folks in Winslow last week.
Miss Pearl johnson and Miss Becky
Mcmillan visited with PEARLS sister,
Willow, at Prescott Sunday.
Mrs. Robelard called on her daugh-
ter, Corriie Ward, at Campbell hall
Sunday. She returned to Winslow
that evening.
The Misses Montgomery and Huff,
teachers in Sherman institute, River
side, Calf, and summer students at
the college, took trip to the Grand
Canyon thfs last weekend.
Rev. Martin, Winslow pastor, visit
ed his daughter Adelaide Friday af-
ternoon and evening.
Mrs Hettie ~Skidmore was i'll FRI
day and Saturday of last week, but
is now up and around again.
Turk Ways refreshment counter
across the street from Campbell hall
is a popular place these days. Stand
ing room only. Line forms on the
right.
Professor c. L. Deaver has the
doubtful distinction Of being the first
faculty member to break out with
that exclusive and terrible disease
known as measles German or Liber-
ty, as you please) He was caught
with the bugs on him. His alibi was
not sufficiently convincing, so he was
placed under guard. His sentence is
expected to expire (because of good
behavior) next Monday.
Theodore Selma and Joseph Pech-
arch went to Grand Canyon III the
formers car last week. They returned
Sunday night.
The National Country Bard assoc
iation Of New Jersey has invited D.
Maitland Bushby to become mem
ber. Most of the prominent poets OF
the country are members
Professors Judson, lines and Os-
born, accompanied by Mr.. Mullen,
took advantage of the weekend to go
to Oak creek. They report fishing
good.
Mrs. Mildred Johnson and the Mis-
ses Anna Moore, Ruth Peterson, Ber-
nice Holmback and Carlotta Robin
son motored up the Peaks road Sum
day. After going as far as their car
would take them they hiked on up to
the saddle.
Athletic Director Jessuppe is sport
ing new Nash coach, which he pur-
chased from Rex Goble.
The faculty held it's annual picnic
Friday evening. They all boarded
cars and rolled out to the foot of Ell
den mountain. After a great many
fiourishes and some false moves, din
ner of a most excellent character was
served They enjoyed themselves
with games and other entertainment,
Leonard and Wylie Peterson enjoy
ed visit from their mother last
week. Mrs. Peterson came on Wedness-
day and returned to st. Johns TINS
Monday.
Edith Peterson was called to Glenn
enceau by the illness of her sister.
Her brother called for her late Mon
day night.
Jane Hamilton left school this
week, going to Phoenix where she IS
visiting her former roommate, JOSIE
Lawhon.
Miss Irene Edwards was called to
her home in Chandler by the illness
Of her mother.
Twenty students accompanied BY
Professors Davis, Danielson ana
Ridgley motored to the lava beds
Saturday, climbed Sunset mountain
and visited the ice caves. =
Coach Jessuppe and wife, Miss
Thompson, Miss Whyand, Dean Niles
and Prof o. O. White m0tored 10
Meteor mountain last week.
This last Wednesday small group
under the leadership of Mrs. Theln1a
Davis brayed the rain to hike 20
Rodgers lake.
The faculty played to one OF the
most appreciative, and giggly audi
ences the college has seen for some
time Monday evening when they
presented "The Three Live Ghosts.
The leading role was superbly hand
led by Miss Mary Boyer as the "old
sweetheart" ably supported by the
rest of the cast, the work Of 4. K.
Powers as "Spoofy,," drawing round
afte1> round of applause.
Mrs. F. A. Cotton and Mrs. Niles
are touring southern California. They
stopped at Santa Monica, where they
visited Miss Manley, whom many will
remember as the guest of the Niles
here last winter. Following this they
visited relatives of Mrs. Niles in San
Francisco.
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