The Coconino sun., 1927-03-04

turned Monday from a two-weeks'
trip to San Diego, Los Angeles and
the famed Tia Juana
Mrs. E. H. Davis was shopping in
Williams on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Greening
are tearing down their house, which
is now situated where the new ma
chine shop will be erected this sum
mer and are preparing to move it to
a new location on avenue B. The
stormy weather with consequent mud
dy streets makes it almost impossible
but as work cannot be started on the
new building until the stormy wea-
ther is over the need for their NOV
ing is not so imperative.
The Cliff Dwellers orchestra has
been reorganized and the community
club gave the first of its regular
Saturday night dances last week.
The removal to Whittier, Calf, of
Miles Poison left the orchestra with
out leader but the variety of jazz
it executed Saturday night was en-
tirely satisfactory, and the dances
will undoubtedly prove the weekly
attraction they have been in the past.
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garage for the transportation went
to the Santa Fe hospital at Los An
geles on Thursday to have x-rays
made of his ribs some Of which were
fractured about two weeks ago. He
returned on Monday, still very much
under the weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walkey left
Sunday by auto for Phoenix to meet
Mrs. Walkey's sister, who was pass
ing through that city on the South
ern Pacific. On Monday kilograms
were received here stating that they
had driven off grade on the road
below Wickenburg and had both been
taken to hospital. Mr.. Walkey suf-
fered several fractured ribs but was
able to leave the hospital, but the
extent of Mrs. Wallxey's injuries was
not learned though it was stated she
would not return with Mr.. Walkey
during the week.
Mr.. Patrosso left for Albuquer-
que Tuesday returning on Satur-
day and leaving again for the coast
on Monday.
Billy Ransome of San Bernardino
and the big boss, Mr.. Phelps Of To-
peka, Kans., both of the shop extern
sion department, were at the Canyon
Thursday and Friday.
The children gathered in force to
see the free educational picture show
put on by the PIT. A at community
hall Friday evening. The subjects of
the picture was sThe Work of Riv-
ers," among other scenes showing the
wonderful harbor of Rio de Janiero,
which proved of especial interest to
students Of history and geography.
Miss Evelyn Carver returned to
take charge of the local Western
Union office after an absence of sew
eral months in Winslow. Though Miss
Garver's parents home is in Wins
low, she has been the Canyon oper-
ator so long that she is considered
resident and her many friends are
glad to welcome her back Miss Tut
tie, who had been here since Miss
Carver went to Winslow, has gone to
make her home in Pasadena.
The weekly shoot had to be post
p0ned on account of the very wet
looking forward to good weather and
some new records for next week.
Jerrie Lee and his deputy Mr..
Dooner spent Saturday in our city
instructing local plutocrats in the
intricacies of making out their in-
come tax returns.
Mr.. and Mrs John Manuel arrived
overland from Phoenix on Monday.
After trying to find another place
to call home for over year they are
glad to get back to the Canyon and
their friends to have them.
Three carloads of material for the
new government roads arrived We'd
nesday last and another the last of
the week, and as soon as the weather
permits, the work win be started.