The Coconino sun., 1927-10-07
IN COCONINO COUNTY

lyn, N. Y, accompanied him to Phoe-
nix and will remain there with him.
(Late reports say that George has re-
covered consciousness and is getting
along nicely.)
Mrs. VIM. Kent returned Friday
from Flagstaff, where she visited
relatives for week or more, among
others the Fred Caring family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bixby, who were
married at Rowe Well week ago
Tuesday, left Sunday for their new
home in Los Angeles. They were
treated to a ride in the honeymoon
buggy" on Thursday and were accom-
panied to the train with copious
showers of rice, old shoes and the very
best wishes of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Lilly of Williams
arrived at the Canyon Sunday for
short stay with former neighbors and
friends and air. Lilly's brother, who
is now resident.
The first of October brought out
the usual number of enthusiastic deer
hunters. Many deer have been sighted
in the vicinity but Heber Tracy is the
only person so far fortunate enough
ward bring him home Fine weather
vicinity indicate that the deer season
will be unusually good this year.
Robert Mathie drove to Flagstaff
and spent from Thursday to Sunday.
On Thursday most of the carpenters
and other workmen on the Mckee
Construction Co. gangs working here
left for Los Angeles and San Ber-
nardino to take other positions after
completing the new Santa Fe houses
and cottages at Phantom Ranch. Su-
perintendent Carl Hansen, Timekeeper
Phil Kuykendahl and Carpenter Wal
ter DeForrest remain here to complete
work and ship out leftover materials.
The Americanization committees of
the PIT A. and American Legion
Auxiliary plan an annual rummage
sale at community building on October
8. The work is under the direction
of Mrs. Ed Cummings, chairman for
the PIT A. and Mrs. r. E. Francy,
chairman for the auxiliary, with a
corps of helpers, who are sure to make
the sale a big success.
The E. NJ Ennis family, the VIM.
Kents and the John Manuels are
among those who have taken up resi-
dence in the new houses on Avenue A.
1t is expected others will follow dur
ing the next week and the new town
site will take on the appearance of an
old residential district.
Word from Mrs. Sherman Moore
states that Mrs. Moore underwent a
minor operation at the Santa Fe hos
pital at Los Angeles the last of the
week and if she RECEIVERS satisfac-
torily will not need a major operation
as at first expected. DR.. Morrison
does not hold out a great deal of en-
couragement for her recovery without
further operation, only the possibil-
ity that it may be avoided A mes
sage received Sunday stated that she
was resting nicely.
Mrs. Tom Moore and her son Guy
Householder left Wednesday for Ash
fork to join her husband and his son
Ward Mr. Moore has purchased a
wishes Of many Canyon friends in his
new business venture though they are
sorry to lose the Moores as residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis hur
riedly left the Canyon on Saturday
owing to the fact that the high alti-
tude was affecting Mrs. Lewis health
unfavorably.
The new landing field being con-
structed by the Scenic Always, me-,
near Red Mountain, about II miles
from Grand Canyon, is proving an at
traction for all residents, most of
whom are making daily trips to the
field. Two passenger planes have so
far arrived and work is being rushed
to accommodate more.