The Coconino sun., 1927-09-30

on the new houses being erected there
for the Harvey Co.
Several of our young people left
over the weekend for Flagstaff tC
enter the Teachers college. Among
those going by train were Miss Coz
and Miss Irene Childers. James Shir-
ley drove over with his uncle anC
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Story.
The Americanization committee OF
the P. T. A. and American Legion
auxiliary are planning on holding a
rummage sale on September seventh
The location has not been definitely
settled, but it will in all probability
be held at community hall as formerly
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. T'illotson re-
turned Sunday from a two months
visit to their son Dean at Denver and
stay at many Of the national parks
They left their son in a much i'm
proved condition, and able to enter a
military academy in Denver. They
went by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Carroll were in
Flagstaff last week for several days
while Mrs. Carroll had dental work
done.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school organization was held at the
home of Mrs. E. NJ. Ennis on Monday
evening. Mrs. Ennis was again
elected superintendent, Mrs. S. G.
Stephens assistant superintendent,
and Mrs. Frank Bolton secretary and
treasurer. All teachers hold over for
the new year.
Mrs. Tom Moore and son Guy
Householder came up from Phantom
Ranch on Saturday and are making
plans to meet Mr.. Moore at Ashfork
where he has purchased a butcher
shop They have bought the Buick
car, sport model, formerly owned by
"Shorty" Yarberry.
Miss Cleo Wade, who had been visit
ing at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Childers, left last week
for Clarkdale.
The new Santa Fe houses have been
completed and as soon as the inspec-
tor passes on them will be occupied.
Exterior construction is in very good
taste, in keeping with surroundings,
and adds greatly to the appearance of
the community. In the apprehension
that some locations may be changed, a
list will be given at later date.
The regular meeting OF the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary will be held at
the home of Mrs. 7. r. Nance on
Wednesday afternoon.
On Tuesday at high noon, IN the
reading room at Rowe Well, occurred
Ruth A. Hutchins. Justice of Peace
Hamilton officiated, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Clark acted as witnesses.
Both the newlyweds are employed at
the Bright Angel at present but will
leave Sunday for their new home in
Los Angeles. They are receiving the
congratulations and best wishes of a
host of friends and are hoping to
dodge a ride in the honeymoon bug
gy."
Mr.. and Mrs. Tripp, formerly man.
ayers of the delicatessen for the Har-
vey Co., left last week for Phantom
Ranch to take charge upon the resig
nation of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore.
The ways and means committee of
the p. T. A. are making elaborate
plans to hold their annual bazaar next
month. The date has not been ac-
curately set but will occur about the
2Sth, or as nearly that as can be ar
ranged This is one of the most en-
ioyable affairs held in the commun-
ity and according to present plans this
one will not in any way fall short of
those held in former years. Some OF
the attractions will be a wheel of for
tune, fancy work and cooked food
booths, fish pond for the little chill
dren, and a dance and refreshments
for older children.
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts left last week
for their former home in Pueblo, Colo.
Mr.. Roberts was general superintend
ent for the Vallandingham Road Con-
Co., and left here to take a
similar position with the Utah Con-
struction Co.
DR.. C. w. Harshman resigned as
pastor of the local church and with
Mrs. Harshman left Sunday evening
for the conference at Long Beach,
stating that he would not return to
Williams and the Canyon churches. A
new minister is expected to take
charge in the next week or two. The
is indeed sorry to lose DR..
Harshman and his wife, both of whom
were held in the greatest affection
and regard
Road news is all good news this
week, and, if present weather condi-
tions prevail for another week, the
new strip of road under construction
from the garage out to where the road
forks to Yaqui and the main line will
be completed. Whether any more
work will be undertaken after that this
fall will depend entirely on the
weather. If the contract cannot be
completed now the company will re-
.urn in the spring.