The Coconino sun., 1927-07-22

day entertained IA little girls IN honor
of the eighth birthday of her daughter
Ruth. Marnette Reed again walked
off with the prize honors. Many at
fractions were offered in the way of
games and contests and q beautiful
big birthday cake to which the little
ladies did full justice.
r. A. Story and Newt Schaffer at
tended court at Flagstaff last week
and were not as loath to do so as
usual as they were enabled to take in
the big celebration there.
George Reed, who was kicked by a
wild horse over a week ago, thought
he was we'll enough on Wednesday last
to be up and around. He got out the
old Ford and came down town. He
had to be assisted home and was ex-
ceedingly meek and lowly, in bed, for
several days.
Mrs. Case and daughters, Miss Jean
and Miss Eleanor, of Colorado Springs
arrived Wednesday to spend the sum-
mer with their sister, Mrs. j. E. kint-
ner, and brother, A. w. Case, and their
families. They have spent several
preceding summers here and their
many friends are glad to welcome
them back On Friday the family
motored to Williams for days out
| ing and shopping.
On Wednesday evening, the COM
munity Sunday school and church met
at the community hall and repaired to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bolton for a surprise farewell to them
before their departure for Hot
/ Springs, Ark. AS a memento of ap-
probation, picture was presented,
them. The evening was spent IN
games and singing, and delicious re-
freshments We're served at its close.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w Case returned
Thursday from Los Angeles, where
they had driven a week previously for
| a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Shorty" Kent left Saturday
for Kansas City, her former home,
where she expects to remain for three
or four months.
| Harry Brack Of New York City
with two friends stopped off here for
three days last week to visit with his
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Steph-
ems. They are on their way to the
Ecoast and Yosemite, where they will
lspend two months vacation.
Mrs. R. NJ DePierro arrived
Wednesday from Hollywood for
stay with her husband, Manager De-
Pierro of the Bright Angel, and her
son Dale.
Herbert Maier, national park archi-
tect, and Mrs Maier of Los Angeles
! are spending a months honeymoon at
Grand Canyon. They were married
in Los Angeles in June, and Of all the
parks with which Mr.. Maier is famll-
| lar. chose this as the ideal one IN
which to spend the honeymoon.
Harry Boulin, former resident,
but now of Sacramento, came last
week to attend the settling up OF his
| brothers estate. He has mucha mn
proved in health since his residence IN
a lower altitude and reports Mrs.
Boulin and their son well and happy
IN their new home.
Mrs. Charley Greening and son
! Earnest returned home Saturday from
d months visit with her people near
Prescott.
MIR. and Mrs. G. C. Bolton and fam
ily left Saturday for their new nome
in Hot Springs national park, where
Mr.. Bolton has accepted a positlon az
assistant superintendent. Since COM
| mo to the CANYON, the Bottoms have
/ been prominent in church, legion and
4 AUXILIARY WGIh anu Will ~ AiAt.2N'~s- -
a large circle Of friends.
The camp fire talks given during
| the summer months by Park Natural
! ist q r. Sturdevant at the auto camp
| ground began on Thursday and will
continue during the season. These
lectures on the formation and origin
of the canyon draw large crowd OF
people from the hotels and commun-
! itv as well as visitors to the camp.
The ways and means committee OF
/ tbe Parent Teacher association IS
making elaborate plans for dance to
be given at community hall on Tues
lday evening. In the absence OF the
nresident. Mrs. J. e. Shirley, and the
chairman Of the committee, j. Il. Shlr-
4 Low the committee with Mrs. stephens
pinch-hitting for the chairman IS max
mo every effort to make the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Newkirk are
/ driving a spiffy new Chevrolet coupe
bought from the agency IN Flagstaff;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Havens and
son Terry of San Diego were house
guests at the Kolb home last week.
Mrs. Martin Buggeln was in from
the ranch Thursday for days shop
ninq and visit with friends.
Robert Francy is driving new
Studebaker touring car sent up from
Los Angeles by the Harvey Go. Tor
The superintendent Of transportation,
which position he is holding during
the absence Of J. f. Shirley.
Newt Shaffer advises that ne has
accepted his former position as head
]. of the vegetable and fruit department
Of Babbitt Bros. at Flagstaff and has
resigned his position with the Harvey
company at Phantom ranch.
Ray Scheek, George Scheck and
Charley Greening drove to Williams
and returned the last of the week.
George Cravey and "Curley' Ennis
drove to Flagstaff III the interest OF
collecting the reward for the. capture
Of Kimes and his associates, return
! ing Thursday ~,
The ball game Sunday between the
park service and Santa Fe teams was
won by the former 8 to l.
Three cars belonging to Waiter De-
Forest, Carl Hansen and Clarence
Kabler and carrying u people drove
to Prescott and Granite Dells Satur-
day. they met friends from Phoenix