The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04

1t was found on examination to be
in a much worse condition than at
first suspected and Mr.. Joynt is very
fortunate that he went at the oppor-
tune time.
Mrs. R. M. DePierro is expected
back from Hollywood this week. Her
son Dale will not be here at this
time remaining in the city to attend
school. Mrs. DePierro will be here
for an extended stay, and is planning
on going east for a longer visit be-
fore returning to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Byrd, newly
weds, who left here month ago for
an extended trip east, returned Mon
day and will move into one of the new
houses as soon as it can be prepared
for them. They will occupy half of
the double house now being held down
on the other side by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lubbock.
Orville Maddux, chauffeur for the
Harvey Company and Johnny Schmid-
XII, assistant to Billy Joynt at FL To-
var, are among new Chevrolet owners
here. Mr.. Nelson and Mr. Stallings
were here from Flagstaff on Monday
delivering the cars.
"Red" Valentine, Charley Greening
and Shorty" Kent we're among those
going to Anita for rabbits the past
week. They got nice bag Of about
forty rabbits.
Mrs. Clark Carroll and Mrs James
Brooks were popular hostesses on
Thursday when they entertained at a
bridge supper at the home of Mrs.
Carroll. Four tables played with M.
R. Tillotson winner for the men and
Mrs. G. E. Sturdevant for the ladies'.
Mrs. C. A. Clark started for Phoenix
Wednesday to attend the state P. I. A.
board of managers meeting of which
she is secretary but was taken i'll
with flu on the train and was forced
to return home. She is recovering
nicely at this time.
Rumors are again afloat that the
private houses on the "Wye" and
Railroad avenues will be moved in
the near future. The recurrence of
this rumor was caused from the fact
that man from moving company
in Los Angeles came here to meas
ure up buildings to be moved in
order to submit an estimate on the
contract. Whether the contract will
be let this fall and just when the
final work will be done is not at all
certain. Most of those to be moved
sincerely hope not until water and
lights have been put on Avenue B
where the most of the houses will
be located.
Cattle shipping at Anita attracted
the attention of some of our people
last week. Mrs. C. E. Greening went
down Tuesday returning "Wednesday
and Mrs. c.. E. Kabler and Mrs.
Kirby drove down and back on Tues
day. They visited at the home Of
Mrs Fred Wolfe.
Bob Mathie drove over to Flag
staff Saturday for a couple days
stay. The attraction must be great
that would induce anyone to brave
the mud and slush of the past week
end.
Miss Edith Kolb and Miss Margaret
Scott left by car Wednesday for
few days stay in Phoenix.
Bill Thomas, popular "shiek"
"stepper", collar adj or what have
you VIII leave Tie OdLlyOH SOOu 10
make his home in other parts.
Last week, Deputy Sheriff Bob
Mathie, Chief Ranger James Brooks
and Constable Bert Lauzon rounded
up about a half dozen members of
the Mexican population and took them
before Justice of the Peace Ed Ham
ilton. The one who complained on
them refused to register his COM
plant in the proper form and it
looked as THOUGH nothing was going
to be done with them when they all
plead guilty. The Justice gave them
various sentences from suspended
80 days to fines.
The American Legion Auxiliary
gave their annual Halloween dance
at Community Hall Monday evening.
It was most successful both socially
and financially and netted the ladies
a nice sum with which to carry on
their work.
The teachers, Miss Brown and Miss
Tiffney entertained the children of
their rooms at the school house at
Halloween parties on Monday. Miss
Tiffney invited her room from to 6
and Miss Brown the older children
from 7 to 9. Appropriate games and
contests pleased boys and girls alike.
No school will be held on Thursday
and Friday of this week. Both the
teachers will attend a school meeting
at Flagstaff, on those days.
The bazaar of the Teacher