The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19
WILLIAMS DOINCS

A number Of Williams folk are at
tending the Hopi Indian snake dances
! this year. Among those going are
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Cureton and sons,
who left Williams Tuesday. They
took with them their Indian maid,
whom they left at Tuba City, and
lspent some time sightseeing in that
region. They planned on attending
both Of the Indian ceremonials, and
visiting Kayenta and the country
north. Reverend and Mrs. Harshman
will leave Saturday morning, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harshmann's brother,
II. T. Cory, of Phoenix, and party
of other friends from Phoenix.
The Marine Oil corporation have
recently completed an imposing serv-
| ice station adjoining the store build
ing of Harold Greene's campground
store.
The White Garage annex service
station presents most pleasing ap-
pearance with its coat of patriotic
red, white and blue. The White
| Garage, Ltd, are now negotiating with
a hotel company to build over the
service station a handsome garage
with tourist hotel occupying the sec
ond floor, which the hotel company
would lease for many years. Should
these plans materialize, Williams will
have by another season a handsome
| proof modern tourist hotel-a
long felt want in the community.
| On account of Reverend Harshman's
absence from town, there will be no
church services held in the Commun-
| ity church Sunday, but Sunday school
will be conducted as usual at ten
o'clock.
The heavy rain that fell Monday was
| doubly welcome to the stockmen and
ranchers of this vicinity.
G. II. McLeese was the efficient
chairman of the Rotary meeting last
Thursday. Mr.. McLeese gave an ex-
cellent talk about the Rexall stores
and the United Drug company. E. E..
Dexter told about the Pay n Takit
chain of stores and their inception and
growth and Frank Wells was happy
with his chosen subject Printing" /"
Rotary Ann Lucille presided at the
piano. President Kimball announced
the election of Mr. Wells to the vice
presidency, to fill the vacancy caused
by DR.. Jeffries' resignation from the
club. Visiting Rotarians were Rev.
w. r. Hessell of Winslow, and w. H.
Lovelace, of Bozeman, Montana. Rev
erend Harshman of Williams was also
visitor.
A very sad accident occurred here
this week Monday when Eulalie, eigh-
teen year old wife of Charles E. Peugh
who works as a brakeman on the
Santa Fe, was seriously burned when,
in attempting to lift boiler of boil
ing water from the floor to a chair,
she slipped and fell. The boiling
water went over almost her entire
body to the knees. Neighbors rushed
to her assistance and called medical
aid, but Mrs. Peugh was so badly
burned that she was taken to Los An
geles on No. 8 where she entered the
Santa Fe hospital for treatment. In
the absence of Mrs. George Reinhardt,
Santa Fe nurse, who was in Los An
geles on business, Miss Violet Rein
hardt accompanied the patient to her
destination.
The following little folk were
royalty entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the hospitable Perrin home when
Miss Yvonne presided over games and
tea: Ruth and Alice Kimball, Bobby
Seabridge, Bobbie Watson, Charles
Whitfield, Elaine Stermer, Margaret
Ann Hook, Frances Butler, Marian
Kline, Lenore Moss, Thos. Lockett,
Mary Alice Donaldson, Junior Cow
ardin. Eugene Dial, Jean Poison, Geof-
frey Greene and Evelyn Murray.
The ball game Sunday resulted in
score of a to 5 in favor of Jerome.
This was a good game and enjoyed
by all present. A tentative game is
scheduled to be played with a Phoenix
team in the near future.
At a meeting held last week in the
justice of the peace office, Williams
new golf club was formally launched,
and there will soon be constitution
and bylaws an everything, including
drive for memberships at a noml-
nal cost per person. The course has
been laid out on forest service land,
which helps to keep the expense at a
minimum. The site is an especially
beautiful one and it should assuredly
prove popular meeting place for
golf enthusiasts.
The regular birthday party OF the
Rebekahs was held at their hall last
Friday evening, the honored ones hav-
ing birthdays this month being Mr..
and Mrs. James Richardson, George
McDougall, and Mrs. James Kennedy.
Delightful refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed.
Honoring Mrs. Roy Watson, OF
Yuma, who is spending a short vaca-
ton at the Watsons' old home here,
Mrs. F. E. Wells asked the following
ladies in for luncheon and bridge
Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. Watson,
Miss Minnie Watson, Mrs. Jack But
ler, Mrs. G.. H. McLeese, Mrs. Warren
Perkins, Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs.
James Kennedy and Mrs. E. j. Nor
dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Moore, of
Phoenix, spent the weekend in Will
liams, the houseguests of the L. NJ.
Perrins. The Moores drove from Will
liams to Flagstaff each day of the golf
tournament there
Jerry Duffy, of Flagstaff, spent the
greater part of last week attending to
business matters here in the absence
of his brother, M. E. Duffy, who is
spending few days with Mrs. Duffy
at Richmond, California. Mrs. jerry
Duffy came down over Sunday, re-
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