The Coconino sun., 1927-09-23
KAYENTA NEWS
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Mrs. Hardgrave, Miss Kenyon,
Mrs. Kilcrease and two children and
Harold Hardy went over to Oljato,
Sunday, and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor at a chicken din
ner.
Mrs. Victor Kilcrease and two lit
tie daughters, Johnny Lou and Doro-
thy, completed two months visit
with Mrs. Kilcrease's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wetherill, and left for their
home at San Carlos, Tuesday Miss
Doris Kenyon of Setauket, L. l., who
had been guest at the Wetherill
ranch for several weeks, also departed
that day. Clyde Colville took the
party into Flagstaff to board the
train.
We are in receipt of a card from
A. E. Taylor of Peach Springs, who
is enjoying tour Of Switzerland,
Germany and Belgium, and also TAX
ing in the American Legion conven-
ton in Paris. The gentleman is
trader on the Hualpi reservation and
visited Kayenta and other posts on
this reservation last spring. Mr.. Tay
| Tor writes: "In the great historic
city of Edinburgh tonight. Wonder
full time Very fine voyage. No
rough sea. England, Wales and Scot
land very beautiful country. Visit
here tomorrow, then jump over to
Ireland"
When Bill Basye left here last
Sunday on his way to Oraibi he was
accompanied by Judge and Mrs. New
comb and Jack Wade, who rode eight
or nine miles with him to keep him
from getting lonesome and then
stopped for picnic at the parting of
the ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n Mangum and
family drove over TO Blanding, Utah,
Sunday. returning Wednesday. They
put the three oldest children, Ralph,
Ruby and Thelma, in school over
there.
AS a farewell gathering for Mrs.
Kilcrease and Miss Kenyon a dance
was held at the school house, Mon
day evening. A good sized crowd was
on hand. To add to the evenings en-
ioyment Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Law
renee favored with vocal duets. At
late hour the guests were invited TO
the Wetherill home where lovely re-
freshments were served.
Clyde Colville went over to Gallup
the last of the week to meet Dr..
Chamberlain and DR.. Weir of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who are coming out here
for vacation. He expected to take
the gentlemen to Canyon de Chelly
and perhaps around TO the Hopl VII
lagos before coming back. While
here Dr.. Chamberlain plans to make
trip to Rainbow Bridge and DIR.
Weir also will take sightseeing Jaunts
around our country.
Charles Peele had business IN Tuba
City, Wednesday.
Ben Wetherill staged chicken pull
at his store at the Cottonwoods on
Wednesday of last week.
j. T.. George of ShiproclS, n M,
and William G. Clever of Cortez,
Colo, were here. last week. They are
geologists from the Rattlesnake, an
oil well owned by the Midwest COM
pany and located about 30 miles
southwest of the Shiprock school, un-
der the big ship rock, from which the
place derives its name.
Sam Day and little son, Sammy, OF
ST Michaels spent one night IN ka-
venta last week. Mr.. Day was taking
George H Miller and Charles |. Will
liston. both of Chicago, for trip to
Grand Canyon, then to the Petrlfled
Forest and around by the Zuni village.
Rock is being hauled for a new
sleeping porch which is to be added
to the stockman's house, occupied by
the Mangum family.
Mrs. Douglas Roome OF Pasadena
Cal. who, in company with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Joe Treat, has been ENJOY,
inc a trip to Sweden, drops card
from the s'Atlantic Ocean," She says;
u.Tl,st few hours more and III pc
hack in the old U. S. A. We have
had 3 good voyage home and flne
trip all the way through, but | think
I can still appreciate the Navajo res
eryation." Mr.. Roome was auditor Tor
Rabbit Brothers of Flagstaff Tor
good many wears and last fall he and
his wife toured the old territory and
maid a visit to Kayenta.
Jack and Ventress Wade and Mr..
Davis left Wednesday for Navajo
mountain with a bunch Of pack ami
mails which will be used for trip to
Rainbow Bridge. Harold and Ivor
Hardy, Mrs. Hardgrave and Judge
and Mrs. Newcomb rode a few miles
with them and all enjoyed picnic
lunch. On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wetheriil left in thgr car for
Navajo mountain, where they expect
ed to meet party Of six men and