The Coconino sun., 1927-09-23
IN COCONINO COUNTY

in Williams Sunday seeking accom-
modations for his two sons, who will
enter school here. The boys are domi-
ciled at the James Hudson home until
such time as the Cranstons can settle
up their business affairs at Victor
vile, Calf, their former residence,
and locate here. While Mr.. Grams
ton is on the road most of the time,
he is in Williams possibly more than
at any other point, and it was this
fact that decided them to live here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
Saturday. This is the third son in the
Brown home.
Mrs. Spellmire and daughter Vir-
ginia returned last week from an ex-
tended visit to the coast.
A meeting of the executive board
of the Woman's club was held Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.
R. Byers. A program for the coming
year was outlined.
Among the outstanding social
events Of the week was the faculty
picnic at Elephant park Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30, when the last year
members of the faculty entertained
the new members at jolly picnic
supper. Quaint elephants held the in
vitations to the affair on their back,
and the elephant motif was empha-
sized throughout. The new members
entertained were: Miss Geraldine Be-
hensky of Chicago, Miss Ann Glea-
son of Chicago, Mrs. Annabel Lee of
Oklahoma City, Miss Marge Knowlton
| of Minnesota, Miss Merke of Chicago,
Miss Ethel Bolt from South Carolina,
Ralph Wiley from Lincoln, Nebr., and
Miss Wilcox, the newly arrived school
nurse.
Miss Marge Knowlton and Miss
Merke will after the first Of the
month, occupy the Poquette house on
Third street with Miss Clementine
Shurtleff and Mrs. Shurtleff.
D. t. Bradshaw, formerly connect
ed with Glendale high school, has been
engaged to teach mathematics in the
high school. From last reports he
was en- route between Glendale and
Williams, but held up in the mud
somewhere on the way.
A meeting of St. Margaret's Guild
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
parish house.
Miss Nellie Wilcox of Phoenix ar
rived in Williams Sunday She will
be the school nurse and will be donli-
ciled at the Alcorn residence. Miss
Wilcox comes most highly recon-
mended for the position. She was for
merly stationed at Mesa and Ray.
DR.. G. D. Jeffries, deputy county
health officer, was called TO Grand
Canyon Monday in connection with the
finding of the body of the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jaycox.
Stanton Carr, Dermont Melick and
John Montgomery are among the
Young folk of Williams attending the
State university. Miss Agnes Britton
has entered a business school in Phoe-
nix, and a number of our young pee
ple are enrolled at the State Teachers
college at Flagstaff Among the lat
ter are Vera Goss, Charles and Earl
Way. Leroy Perkins, Zella Hudson,
Jerry Duffield and Otto Lebsch.
Cranston Stroup, who has been.
spending couple of weeks sightsee
ing in this vicinity, left Sunday for
Los Angeles.
Richard Hoffman is still on the sick
list
Mrs. Ben Sweetwood has left Will
liams for her winter home in Phoenix.
Miss Bertha Hoffner has returned
from an extended trip east. Most Of
her time was spent at her old home
in Havana, ILL.,, but she visited in Kan
sas City and ST. Louis also.
]. C. Butler spent the weekend with
his family here. He reports that he
is enjoying his new territory, which
is considerably larger than the one he
left behind, but misses his many
friends of Williams.