The Coconino sun., 1926-11-05

ton, FlagSGaI1 RoCaflan, was a guest.
Mrs .Lindblom accompanied at the
piano.
The Card club met at the home of
Mrs. R. J. Hook, October 30 Mem
bers present were the Mesdames Geo.
Kimball, Warren Perkins, Roger
Morse, James Kennedy, NJ. E. Duffy,
E. O. Messimer, j. j. Scanlon, R. G..
Stevenson, P. A. Melick, Earl Melick,
f. d. Bly, and Earl Poison. High
score was awarded Mrs. Messimer.
On account of November IL being
Armistice day the next meeting will
be November Is at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Kimball.
Mrs. F. o. Poison entertained at
dinner on October &c, the occasion
being her son Kenneth's birthday.
Guests were Mrs. Maxwell, Helen
Maxwell, Ruth Rennick and Albert
Hudson.
President Walter Lindblom and
DR.. w. G. Gillespie attended the in
ter-city Rotary meeting at Prescott,
October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Melick Helen
Maxwell, Ruth Rennick, Albert Hud-
son and Kenneth Poison spent the
weekend in the Hells canyon coun-
try. The boys got several shots at
deer but failed to connect.
A new Chevrolet belonging to Fred
Udine was stolen from in front of the
Kennedy store last Friday and driven
to Bellemont where it was abandon
! ed Mr.. Udine recovered the car
with nothing missing except little
gasoline.
RT, - NEn- IT:o+,,, Ox,o~oo,, J,.ox,o
to Phoenix Sunday. They were ac-
eompanied by Mr.. Overson's brother
| Harry, who will consult a specialist.
The benefit card party October 20
at |. o. o. F. hall by the Rebekahs
added a nice sum to the Sunshine
| fund There were seven tables of
900" with Mrs. Dillon making high
| lady's score and Mark Smith high
gentleman's. After the democratic
rally the candidates joined the happy
party. The mystery package was
taken away by Earl c.. Slipher
Helen Livingston, Gertrude Glass
er, Olive Mitchell, Frances Sharp,
Minnie Anderson and Fred Udine at
tended home coming at N. A. t. G.
| last Saturday.
The final count of Saturday. s
school election was Harold Greene,
141 votes; Guy Rigg, 80 votes. Mr..
Greene was elected for a term of
| three years.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cleary of Ash
Fork escaped without serious injury
last Wednesday when their car ov-
erturned on the highway near Maine.
Mrs. Cleary received several cuts on
] the arm and a broken rib and Mr..
| Cleary suffered a wrenched shoulder
and bruised hand
E. H. Rouch left Wednesday for
the Salt River Valley where he ex-
poets to make his future home. The
family will follow as soon as Mr..
Rouch is located. His place as head
Of the Buggeln store is filled by
Charlie Whitfield.
Mrs. Mary Platten entertained Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. McLeese and Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Montgomery at dinner on
the 31st at her home, Davenport Lake
ranch.
News has just leaked out of the
marriage early in the spring of Miles
Poison and Miss Emily Pindar. Miss
| Pindar moved from the Canyon to
San Bernardino last spring and a
short time later Mr.. Poison took q
| trip to the coast. The young couple
met in San Diego and were married,
after which they returned to the
Canyon and resumed their former
| positions with no one the wiser.
Fred Fergerson stopped off on his
way east last week to visit with old
| friends. Mr.. Fergerson was a for
mer Saginaw man and is now con-
nected with large lumber concern
in central California.
A large Nash closed car bearing a
| Michigan license skidded and over
turned about a mile and half east
| of town Saturday The occupants of
the car, man, his wife and a small
son escaped without injury. The car
was not badly damaged and after
slight repairs were made at one of
| the local garages went on.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Dial of Vale
spent Monday and Tuesday in Will
liams. They plan to leave soon for
| the southern part of the state to re-
main during the winter.
Mr. Kickoff of Ashfork stopped off
on his way to the Canyon last Sun
| day to say hello to friends.
Charlie Warner of Ashfork was the
weekend guest of his brother, Art
| Brown.
The Elson Art exhibit will be
[ shown here December l to A inclusive
under the auspices of the art de-
partment. This is an unusually good
I exhibition of prints and no one
should miss seeing it.
| t. 7. Muzzy, E. j. Kirwan and P.
L. Berger spent Saturday night and
Sunday in the country between Ash
fork and Seligman. The party re-
ported water holes fast drying up
and deer very scarce.
Mrs. A. 4. Montgomery returned
Monday from a weeks visit with rel
atives in Los Angeles. Little Korney
Butler accompanied her.
Mrs. Aimee Hill of Prescott spent
| the weekend at Davenport Lake
ranch, guest Of Mrs. Mary Platten.
r. A. Nickerson, DR.. P. A. Melick,
Bobbie Way and Charlie Wade re-
| turned Sunday from a three-day hunt
in the NJ C. country. They reported
many hunters in that section but few
bucks.
Claud Melck came from the Can
yon to witness the football game
| Saturday and to attend the juniors
masquerade ball.
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