The Coconino sun., 1927-08-12

through from Texas last Thursday,
and went on Immediately to the
Grand Canyon, where he will spend a
short vacation with Mrs. Sampson be-
| fore the two return to Texas. Mrs.
Sampson has been a houseguest of
her parents, the Ed Hamiltons, for
some time.
The Saginaw mills are running
overtime Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday nights during this month. The
newly built boarding house and
rooming house are now completed and
/ furnished with the most modern
/ equipment, following the policy of the
management to make the mill en-
ployees as comfortable as possible.
Stanley Jarocha, lookout on Bill
/ Williams mountain for this season,
came down to Williams last week, the
recent heavy rains marking the end Of
the fire season for the time being.
w. w. Bass, Mrs. Bass, and their
daughter passed through Williams
Monday on their way home after an
extended trip through the east. Mr..
Bass for many years operated hotel
at the Grand Canyon, but is now To-
Gated in Wickenburg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Watson and son
Bobbie and Miss Mary Watson ar
rived Friday night via auto from a
vacation spent in southern California.
Young Bobbie was taken i'll on the re-
turn trip but is recovering nicely.
The Roy Watsons will spend some
| time here before returning to their
home in Yuma.
/ Ed Kline, formerly with the Sagl-
nav office force, succeeds Carl Zahl
as head bookkeeper at the Babbitt
store. Mr.. Zahl is now employed in
the Saginaw yards. William Borah,
recently of Flagstaff, takes Mr..
Kline's position at the Saginaw.
Celebrating his tenth birthday, Mat
thew Wright invited the following lit
tie friends last Thursday afternoon to
consume birthday cake and other
dainties with him: Master Richard
Dillon, Walter Dillon, Korney Butler,
Tom Rittenhouse and Pierre Poquette.
Miss Louella McDermott, of the N.
A. T. c.. motored down to spend the
weekend with the E. R. Byers family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Poison are an-
ticipating with pleasure a visit from
the Robert Philleos, of Pasadena, in
the near future. Mrs. Philleo is a
daughter of the Polsons. Other re-
cent guests of the Polsons were Mr..
and Mrs. Horace w. Moore, of Ban
ming. California, who spent some time
here camping, visiting and sightsee-
ing. Mr.. Moore is superintendent Of
the Banning high school.
| The Richard Hoffmans and their
houseguests enjoyed horseback trip
up Bill Williams mountain Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Miller Of the n. A. /.
C. spent the weekend with Williams
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Roy and family,
Miss Bertha Hoffner, Miss Annie
Jaggard, and the Omer children en-
loved a picnic near Mountain Spring
Ranch campground Sunday.
j. C. Butler made business trip to
the Canyon Tuesday, returning
| Wednesday.
Williams school will reopen Sep
tember 5.
Honoring her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Lovelace, of Bozeman, Montana, Mrs.
w. C. Rittenhouse delightfully."- enter
tanned with luncheon and bridge
Tuesday afternoon. Five tables en-
joyed Mrs. Rittenhouse's hospitality.
Word from the " l.. Craigs states
that they are enjoying their summer
vacation with relatives at coast cities
and that Mrs. Craig is now attending
a brief session of summer school be-
fore returning to take up her duties as
art teacher of the Williams schools.