The Coconino sun., 1927-09-30
KAYENTA NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Jordan
and daughters, the Misses Joan ano
jamie of Cleveland arrived Wednesday
Bucko Sisk and w. H. Conley bring
ing them out from Flagstaff. Mr.
Jordan is president of the Jordan
Motor Car Co. of Cleveland. This is
Miss JAMES third trip to Kayenta 50
naturally she feels quite at home. She
is just recovering from an operation
and she will stay here after her folks
leave and go with the Wetherills to
/ their ranch at La Osa this fall to re-
cuperate. Mrs. Jordan and Miss Joan
will leave soon to spend the winter at
Florence, Italy.
John Fish went over to Tuba when
Mr. Walker returned Tuesday. Mr..
Fish has been doing some electrical
work at the school here but ran out of
supplies so will work at Tuba for a
while and may return here later.
Joe Hatch and Charles Ashcroft Jr.
of Dene Hotso drove to Mexican Hat
Friday, following bunch Of cattle
driven by Indians the day before.
They expected to dispose of the ami
mails to Cold Bowen at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles de Y Elkus,
son, Charles A., and Edward Soares
of San Francisco are enjoying a va
cation in Kayenta, coming here from
Santa Fe Mr.. Elkus is lawyer in
the California city and he and his wife
were out here two years ago. They
drove over to the Monuments Friday.
Dave Welsh and Miss Mabel Fitz-
patrick spent the weekend in Flag
staff.
DR.. William Chamberlain and DR..
Weir arrived from Cleveland, Tues
day, Clyde Colville having met them
at Gallup. On Saturday the two men
took horseback jaunt to Segi-hot-
sosi, accompanied by Ivor Hardy.
A little group .to~take in Monumen-
tai Valley from here Thursday in
cluded DR.. Chamberlain, DR.. Weir,
Miss jamie Jordan, Charles Elkus, Mr..
Sorrosis and Mr.. Cole.
After camping at Red Lake and
Cow Springs for a week or more DR..
Marion Williams of Santa Barbara
reached Kayenta Friday. The lady
was with party that recently visited
Rainbow Bridge, and her sons were
with her. The original plan was for
and also Mrs. Susan Porter and
daughter Of Carmel but they returned
home from the bridge and DIR. Will
alone, coming by easy stages and
thoroughly enjoying the beauty spots
enroute.
Mrs. T. E. Launder came out from
Flagstaff, Tuesday to join her hus-
band. Mr.. Launder is engineer Of the
government school plant.
Sheep dipping has been completed
for the year in this neighborhood.
A small bunch Of enthusiasts gath
cred at the Warren home Thursday
evening to attend the Dempsey-Tun-
ney prize fight in Chicago by radio.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan, the Misses Joan and jamie Jor-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. Elkus, Charles FL
kus, Mr.. Soares, Mrs. Hardgrave,
Fannie and Betty Wetherill, George
Cole, Chauncey Youngblood and Har-
old Hardy. Following the. battle
friendly relations were resumed by
the serving of light refreshments.
Judge and Mrs. Newcomb left on
horseback Tuesday, accompanied by
Ivor Hardy. They rode as far as Cow
Springs and from there Buckle Sisk
took them by car to Grand Canyon
for week or so before returning to
their home at Cleveland. Mrs. Hard
grave and Harold Hardy rode "a little
piece" with them.
John Taylor and two daughters,
Jessie and Inez Marie, were over from
the trading post at Oljato, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Taylor is now laying the
walls for a new store. The former
building will be used as living quar-
tiers for the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goulding
reached Kayenta Wednesday on their
return to their home in Monumental
Valley from Durango. They have
been away a month and went to the
Colorado town to secure medical at
tention for Mr.. Goulding who was
suffering with very heavy cold and
he took serum treatment for linger-
ing cough. On account of high water
they had to come around by Winslow
and Flagstaff. Fred Moss Of Durango
came back with them and will help
with the erection of the new store
and house the Gouldings have started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael of Flag
SJdI1 were mere thursday. MI. OetA
michael is a travelling representative
of baking powder firm and from
here they went to Chill Chin Bito and
Chinlee.
Herbert Redshaw, stockman from
the Shiprock agency, finished the job
of dipping sheep at Dene Hotso Tues
day and left the next day for his home
at Aneth, Utah. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Fannie, who
has been staying with the Ashcroft
family for several weeks. Miss Red
shaw will be at home until the first
of October, when she will accept po-l
sition as teacher to the r. G. Smith
children at Star Lake, on the reserva-
tion.
Otto Zahn was in Kayenta, Tues
day, having come over from Oljato
with John Taylor. Thursday Mr..
Zohn returned to his home in Los
Angeles.
John Wetherill returned Friday
from the Rainbow Bridge ceremony,
bringing the car. Mrs. Wetherill will
make the trip horseback, probably
reaching home Sunday.