The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06
KAYENTA NEWS
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Clyde Colville returned the last of
last week from a trip to Grand Can
yon.
Atherton Bean and son, Atherton
Bean Jr., returned Saturday from
their horseback trip to Rainbow
Bridge. On Sunday they went into
Flagstaff to take the train for their
home at Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herman and
daughter, Bobbie, left Wednesday for
trip of several days into Segi can
yon. They were accompanied by
Jack King
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Wallace Of
Ranch Santa Fe, Calf, who came last
week for several side trips from Kay
enta, went 5ver to the monuments
Sunday. On Monday they departed
for Santa Fe, N. M, via Chinlee.
Ben WetheriII and Ray Hamlet
made trip to Flagstaff the first or
the week. Ray went especially 70
have Il pleasant session with q dentist
and has a much-swollen face as a re-
suit
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Davis ar
rived from Keams Canyon Wednes-
day. Joe Nelson trucked their goods
over and they have gone to house
keeping in the school building MI
Davis IS the new superintendent OF
the Kayenta school. Mr.. Nelson was
accompanied by Miss Blackwood Of
New York, who had arrived in keams
CANYON a short time before, and VIII
spend The summer over the reseTva-
tions studying the Indian children.
An interesting group Of tourists ar
rived in Keyenta Wednesday. The
paftv was made up Of DR.. George
Grille, his wife, two sons, a daughter
and cousin. Dr.. Grille is very
noted surgeon OF Cleveland, ONO.
They had been guests at the San ia,
briel ranch at Alcalde, N. M, and
left Gallup the twenty y-second OF last
month for a sightseeing excursion TO
Kayenta, Rainbow Bridge, Lees ter-
rv. the north rim of the Grand Cam
Won. and the iaunt will be completed
bv crossing the canyon to FL To-
var on the south rim. Jack Lambert
of the San Gabriel ranch is the gaide
and he has three helpers. Mr.. Lam
bert has been through this part OF the
country several times with tourists.
Harry Hope, John Wetherill and
Frank Wyatt went over to Navajo
mountain Thursday to make some re-
pairs to the WetheriIl cabin over
there.
George Cole Of Los Angeles and
Robert Anderson of Silver City, N.
NJ, departed Sunday for Flagstaff,
after a ten day sojourn here. Mr.
Anderson viii return to his home and
Mr.. Cole will go vie Santa re 20
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Among the visitors at Kayenta this
week were E. r. Gardiner Of Palm
Beach, Fla. and Mrs. A. Conley and
Miss D. Butler of New York. Mr..
Gardiner and Mrs. Conley are broth
er and sister. On Monday one of the
Wetherill guides took the party for
a horseback trip to Segi canyon
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Dunn of Albu-
ouerque were Kayenta visitors FRI
day. From herethey went to Gallup
via Chill Chin Bito.
John Taylor of Oljato and 5. N.
Mangum of this place went over to
Tuba Friday to attend a meeting
called by Superintendent G. l.. Walk
er for the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Wright and
two sons arrived from Denver Sun
day. Mr. Wright is geologist IN the
employ of the California Oil Co. OF
Billings, Mont. His assistant is in
hospital in Los Angeles but as soon
as he shas recovered sufficiently to
make the trip out here the gentlemen
will be busy inspecting this section,
expecting to work for two or three
months in this territory. On Monday
the Wrights made a visit to Tuba.
AS many trips as Bucko Sisk, the
popular taxi man of Flagstaff, has
made to Kayenta he ought to be able
to find the road with his eyes shut.
Friday he came out bringing Miss
Linda Musser and her niece, Dorothy
Musser of Muscatine, Iowa, who made
the long trip from Iowa just to sur
prise their friend, Mrs. John ,Weth-
erill. Their stay was short this trip
but Miss Musser will return to Kay
enta in time to join the parties to the
snake dance. In May the lady reached
home from tour of the world.
Captain X. p Hebson of Havana
harbor fame and party arrived IN
Kayenta Friday from Flagstaff. They
autoed on over to the monuments but
will return here later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis gave dance
Saturday evening at the school build
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Herrl-
man and daughter, who will be leay
ing next week for their home in Hol-
Eywood.