The Coconino sun., 1926-01-29

sick people is the Nelson family, all
the members ef which were confined
to their home over the weekend. Mr..
Nelson is recovering now, he being
the first one taken down.
M. r. Tillotson returned Tuesday
from business trip to Los Angeles,
where he had been about a week.
The Santa Fe carpenter ranks have
been much depleted the last week,
ROSCOE Chambers first succuinbing to
the prevailing malady and then "Bill''
Archer following
]. G. Kilnrnel sold his Dodge tour
ing car to Ray Scheck last week and
contemplated the purchase Of d Hup.
.Jtlana Reyes and little brother Sal.
vador have been in Williams several
days visiting relatives and friends.
The cohtinued absence Of important
members Of the orchestra has pre-
vented the community club from Civ
ing any dances for two weeks. Every
one is hoping they win soon return
"Billy" Joynt has taken up his
abode among as again after vacation
ing on the coast since before Christ
mas.
Alva Shoop purchased a small lake
and resort In the White mountains
and will spend all his spare cash inn
proving it. He does not mean to
leave the Canyon right away, how
ever.
L. G. Carr has been one of the sick
ones for week and though delirious
part of Saturday and Sunday is pro-
crossing and hopes to be out in a few
days.
Contrary to expectation, the Harold
Lloyd picture, Safety Last" was not
shown at community hall Tuesday. A
mistake was made by the shipping
company, the regular Thursday night
picture arriving instead of the fea-.
ture. A crowd was disappointed, but
the mix-up will probably be1straigllt-
ened out and the picture shown at
some later date
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. S. g..
Stephens entertained small group
of friends. Two tables enjoyed
bridge for several hours, when de-
licious lunch was served.
The new curtain purchased by the
club board of directors for the com
munity house stage has been installed.
1t is Of blue rep and is very decora-
tive III appearance, adding much to
the attractiveness Of the building.
Word has been received from Y
Patrosso that though his mother is re-
covering he does. not, feel that he cas.
leave her, but will return here as soon
as it is felt that she is entirely out
Of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore are two
of the victims" who are not recov-
ering as well as could be expected,
Mrs. Moore especially being in a SER
ious condition.
Miss Helen Reed, daughter of
Manager Reed Of El Tovar, who is
also superintendent of the Harvey sys-
tenn, is here for visit with her
father.
Mr.. Brown Of The depot force has
to his former home in Pasa-
dent, Mr.. Carpenter of Winslow COM
ing to take the job. Mr.. Brown will
enter the. University of southern
California.
In the absence Of Mr. Snow Man,
skaters are taking advantage of the
good ice on Rain Tank during the
present cold spell. Several parties
enjoyed the sport the last of the week
and at least 40 people journeyed lake
ward on Sunday.
Goodwin Kloste is recovering
from the wounds received last week
IN an altercation with Arthur Wilson.
He was at the government bunk house
until Sunday, when his sister and
orother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard,
came up and took him back to Phoe-
nix with them.
George Morgan, a former mess
lall ennpaoye, died in Phoenix on Mon
lay of heart trouble from which he
lad been a sufferer for over year.
lie was one of the Oldest old-timers
IN this country at the time of his
death, having come to Flagstaff IN
October, 1884, short time after the
-ailroad. He leaves no immediate
family, never having married, but a