The Coconino sun., 1927-07-08

gram over the Fourth.
Miss Regina Rousseau left Wednes-
day morning for McNary, where she
will visit her father, A. M. Rousseau,
for few days.
Mrs. Ben Sweetwood is expecting
her brother from San Francisco in the
near future.
The Misses Zella Hudson, Hannah
brennan, Florence ALE n and Olive
Mitchell, all students at Flagstaff
Teachers college, were down for the
celebration.
Mrs. Ralph Mclean and daughter
Joyce and Ralph Mclean, former
Williams residents, are spending a
part of the summer in Williams.
The E. o. Messimers have as house
guest their brother-in-law, George
Berkenhauer of Kansas City. Mr..
Berkenhauer has been on an extended
trip, visiting Tia Juana, San Fran
cisco and other coast cities. He visited
Grand Canyon and other points here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart enter
tanned over the holidays Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Smart of Jerome, A. G.. Torbor-
son of Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. Iver-
son of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Scanlon enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening Ed
ward E. Brown and son Ben, who are
visiting the Clifford Rays, and Mark
Brown. The Browns left Wednesday
morning for Mormon Lake, where
they will spend a few weeks camping
and fishing.
Miss Clara Harris is assisting in
the Lebsch confectionery store for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lebsch expect
their son Kenneth home about the 18th
to spend a few days. Kenneth is a
student at the Colorado School of
Mines, and is getting practical ex-
perlence in. surveying this summer
with surveying crew laying out a
new road up Lookout Mountain, near
Denver. Miss Harriet Lebsch, who is
taking special work at Boulder univer-
sity this summer, will return to Will
liams the latter part of August, to
be here until fall term opens the 10Th
Of September. Miss Harriet was re-
Gently chosen one of 25 girls from the
university for membership. in the
Boosters club of the university. The
Boosters club enjoy many trips around
the country in the interests Of the uni
versity, and also give a play during
the year Miss Lebsch is also presi-
dent of the Young Peoples association
of the Presbyterian church, and will
have charge of the social activities of
that organization during the coming
year. She is winning recognition with
her voice, having been invited to sing
at the Kiwanis clubs of both Boulder
and Denver last week.
Mrs. ]. II. Maxwell, Miss Helen
Maxwell and Mrs. Earle Melick re-
turned Saturday night from months
motor trip through Kansas and points
east. The Maxwells will remain at
their home until the latter part of the
month when they will move to Mrs.
Melick's residence to be there during
Mrs. Melick's absence at Flagstaff.
Teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. Rousseau and son
Keith of Phoenix were visitors at the
George Stermer residence Tuesday.
The Rousseaus had been spending a
vacation in northern Arizona and were
enroute home.
Miss Mary Thomasson of Ray, who
spent the holidays here with her
school chum, Miss Imogene Hoffman,
returned to Flagstaff Teachers col
lege Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Hoffner was a house
guest Sunday and Monday of Miss
Annie Jaggard at Mountain Spring
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Busey and family.
are visiting relatives in Williams.
Much pleased comment was heard
Monday on the appearance of the
float entered in the parade by the
White Garage, Ltd. Thirteen en-
ployees of the company, dressed in
immaculate white suits, rode a white
draped truck, trimmed with flags. No
prizes were offered this year for COM
mercial floats, but those entered were
well worthy of blue ribbons.
Mrs. George McDougall and daugh-
ter Grace were visitors in Flagstaff
Wednesday afternoon.