The Coconino sun., 1926-03-05
GRAND CANYON
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MIS-. 1. J.. HARRISON lGIJ MONDAY Tor
Los Angeles to visit with her mother
and other relatives and friends for a
week or more.
FL. c. Basorc of the Basore house
moving company, together with his
force of men and numerous trucks
and other moving paraphernalia, ar
rived from Santa Anita, Calf, on
Thursday and started the moving of
tanks to the new power house. He
will also move one of the large tanks,
now Situated back of Ell Tovar to a
cement platform erected near the
amusement park and expects at a
later time to move houses for the
company.
Burton Onsac got back from an en-
joyable visit to the reservation on
Saturday. Mrs. Onsae did not return
at that time deciding to remain with
her people for longer stay
w. j. Weaver started for Riverside,
Calf, on Tuesday morning intending
to join Mrs. Weaver, nee Mailer, and
from there they will visit other coast
cities on slightly delayed honey
moon. They intend returning to the
Canyon however and making this
their permanent home
Mrs. Frank McLain Of San Bernar-
dino, Calf, arrived Friday to be with
her husband, who is with the Mckee
company They have an apartment
at the Clark home
! On Sunday afternoon at the amuse-
ment park, the gun club of the John
Ivens post of the American Legion
held a practice shoot preparatory to
entering the state shoot next Sunday.
Five rounds of 10 birds each were
shot, Mr.. Williams making 40 and Mr..
Nelson Al. II is not known at this
time what club they will shoot
against, but the interest shown. last
Sunday indicates there will be plenty
of shooters with good support at the
tournament.
j. E. Shirley went TO Los Angeles
last Friday and is expected back the
latter part of the week. Among 9TH
er business he visited Mrs. Shirley at
the Santa Fe hospital Word from
her says that she is recovering nicely,
from her recent operation, and hopes
to be back at the Canyon in the next
week or ten days.
William Randolph Hearst and his
editorial writer, Arthur Brisbane,
were at the Canyon, Thursday and
Friday, Mr. Hearst coming to look
over his property at Grand View with
the intention of building a summer
home there. They visited some of the
points of interest here and Mr.. Bris-
bane wrote most wonderful descrip-
ton of one of our famous sunsets for
his column in the Examiner.
Y. Patrosso was in Needles two
days last week.
The PIT. A. viii give another Of
their delightful card parties at COM
munity hall on Wednesday night, the
10th, under the direction of the ways
and means committee, with Mrs. M.
r. Tillotson in charge.
Mrs. Tom Moore has a months
leave of absence from her position at
the Rabbits store She has not been
at all we'll since her recent tussle with
the flu, and decided vacation might
get her back to good health. Mrs.
Tandy is taking her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Carrithers have
sold their household effects and gone
to California to live. Mr.. Carrithers
was not qualified for the position va
cant in the government engineering
department, and if he took examina-
tions and passed could not hope to
get the local position as there are so
many applications ahead of him, so
decided to 60 into something else IN
California.
The Legion held their regular
monthly meeting at the mess hall on
Monday night. y VIM. Henry and
George Bolton, at that time gave re-
ports of the conference held at Phoe-
nix and the post invited the Auxiliary
to be present to hear them
Marion Davies was visitor at the
Canyon two days last week.
The PIT A. is planning to hold a
St. Patrick's dance at community hall
on March 17th The ways ana means
committee with Mrs. M. r. Tillotson
at it's head will have it in charge.
Mrs. /. l. Harrison entertained
friends at bridge on Thursday after
noon. Two tables enjoyed the game
until late hour when lunch was
served.
Harry Phillips has been appointed
custodian of the Petrified forest at
Adamana, about 20 miles southeast
Of Holbrook, and with his family has
rome to that place. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Sturtevant will occupy his former
Ehome.
The Auxiliary will hold their regu-
lar bi-monthly meeting at the Harvey
mess hall on Monday night.
Word was brought in by "Jocko," a
COW puncher working for Martin
Buggelen that the houses at Desert