The Coconino sun., 1926-03-19

chairman OF the Rotary meeting on
March II, and as usual put on
splendid program. His principal
speaker was the Rev. H. F. Softley
or Flagstaff, who gave good talk
about the English people and their
customs. G. II. Mccormick of Flag
staff was visiting Rotarian. There
were no other visitors.
The Chamber of Commerce held it's
regular monthly meeting the 10th,
with q good attendance It is an as
sured fact that city council will put
the proposition of voting bonds to
pave from the bank corner westward,
up to the taxpayers. The perennial
question of the approach road to the
Canyon again came up for discussion.
A get together social evening was
enjoyed by members of the American
Legion Tuesday evening, at the JUS
tice of the peace hall.
The Saginaw Lumber company eX-
poets to close the mill about April
first for a two weeks period Of re-
pair work.
Il. A. Nickerson left Sunday morn
ing for Phoenix for business trip.
a appreciative audience greeted
the pupils of Mrs. Harold Greene's
senior class at their recital Sunday
afternoon, at the grade school audi
torium. There are now 22 pupils en-
rolled in the piano class, divided
roughly into the junior and senior
classes. The next recital will be held
on April 4, when the junior class will
play.
Celebrating her tenth birthday,
Frances Wells entertained ten of her
small friends Saturday afternoon.
The following children enjoyed the de-
lightful affair: Thelma Dawson, Bet
ty Button, Blythe Easton, DeLoys
Nelson, Virginia Spellmire, Mary Eli
zabeth Perkins, Ruth Lee Byers and
Barbara, Charlotte and Godfrey
Greene.
Williams high boys played st.
Johns at the tournament Saturday at
Flagstaff, being defeated by a score
Of 30 to s. To offset this, however,
one cf the local team, Davi Infanti,
was chosen to play running guard on
the second team and won one of the
trophies.
w. C. Rittenhouse left Saturday
evening for q brief stay in Phoenix.
Celebrating his birthday, Clarence
Sylvester pleasantly entertained q
number of his little friends Wednes-
day afternoon, last week. Merry
games ana the coming of the birth
day cake and goodies filled the after
neon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitfield and
son Charles, Jr., were dinner guests
of the p L. Bergers, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Stevenson and
daughters motored to Flagstaff, Sat
urday morning to attend the tourna-
ment, and also the business and social
session Of the Schoolmasters' club.
While in Flagstaff, the Stevensons
were house guests of Dr. and Mrs. F
A. Cotton, the, Cottons returning to
Williams, Sunday afternoon and all
making q merry party dining at the
Fray Marcos.
Mrs. II. d. Bly, and Miss Bess Al
corn motored to Flagstaff, Saturday
morning.
Miss Olive Smith of Saranac Lake,
N. Y, was a visitor at the F. d. Bly,
home last week. Miss Smith was
former classmate of Miss Bess AL
corn.
The Santa Fe has taken over the
pumping of water into the town
mains, the town having installed q
now connection north of the tracks.
This was done to avoid having the
muddy water of the Santa Fe reser-
voir flow into the town pipes. At
present the hill residents are some
times without water, as the pumps
are only operated from s a. m. to 4
p. m.
/. P. McConkey, a former Williams
resident, was a Sunday visitor here.
Employees of the Standard Oil COM
pany from Prescott, Kingman, Ash
fork, Seligman and Williams, will hold
a get-together meeting at the Fray
Marcos, Friday evening, the 10Th. At
this meeting employees will be ad-
dressed by C. L. Smith, substation
superintendent, and by Mr.. Holbrook
or the San Francisco office.
Mrs. Margaret Todt Of Kingman,
president Of the Northern Arizona
Federation Of Woman's clubs, will be
house guest of Mrs. K. K. Byers
ever the weekend
The regular meeting OF the
Woman's club will be held Friday aft
ernoon, at the home Of Mrs. Sid Ter
ry, the meeting having been changed
from the 10th, on account of the din
ner dance being given the goth. Only
regular business will be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball and
family motored to Flagstaff, Tuesday,
while there being the guests of the H.
NJ Copes.
Mary Sullivant was confined to her
home the early part of the week with
q severe cold.
Sweet peas are being planted about
town by the hopeful
The Grand Canyon drug store is be-
ginning to take on a new aspect. The
new floor is in and painting has been
begun.
The second bungalow being built by
Mrs. Tom Moss is nearing compile
ton.
The Cureton auto camp has opened ,
its cottages and service station IN
anticipation of a busy spring season.
School Notes
The entire high school student body |
is eagerly anticipating the senior
class hop, which will take place Fri |
day evening in the new gymnasium.
The affair will be featured with st.
De-