The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

the ceremony two miles north of here
the following afternoon, and to the
wind-up dance that evening at the
same place. The crowd was estimated
between 400 and 500, and many
stayed till Wednesday for a council
held here.
C. A. Ashcroft and son Charles left
on Wednesday for business trip of a
week or ten days to Salina, about rs
miles south of Dene Hotso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and Harry
Nurnberger were hosts at a picnic
supper for the community, Sunday
evening. A number of our little
neighborhood are away on vacation
but 25 or more gathered and helped
dispose of the eats. Wetherills kindly
donated their yard with its lovely
shade trees and a campfire was built
and roasting wienies acted as an APP
petizer to start the feed off right.
N. p Thompson and j. E. Halstead
of Hollywood and M L. Sutter of Los
Angeles have been spending part of
their vacation here. They made the
trip from Los Angeles to Flagstaff in
twenty-four hours, continuous driving.
While here they visited the Monu-
ments, and Thursday they left for the
homeward journey. They expected to
drive to Rainbow Lodge and hike from
there to Rainbow Bridge.
Lee Bradley came over from Rock
Point, Thursday, and the next day he
ard his brother, Frank, went into
Flagstaff.
A reproduction of Ell Captain, nine
miles north of Kayenta, served as the
cover for the August number of the
Nash News, little publication put
out by the Troy Motor Sales company
of Los Angeles. There were also pic
lures Of Mitten Butte, in Utah,
Boundary Butte in Arizona and one
view Of the gateway to the Monu-
ments. In May representatives of this
firm made trip through this coun-
try and in the June issue of this mag
azine Rainbow Bridge was given
prominence on the title page. The
gentlemen gave an interesting review
Of their trip, with many scenes taken
along the route, of the Little Colorado
trading post at Cameron, the Ele-
plants Feet near Red Lake, Rainbow
Lodge, Inscription House Ruin, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richardson and
son, Keith, were with the party and
their trading post and Rainbow Lodge
came in for nice Write-up.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Hamer and
daughter Evelyn, of Chicago, and
Miss Mary Patterson Of Salida, Colo,
journeyed through here Sunday. The
next day they departed for the north
rim of the Grand Canyon, Bryce
Canyon and Zion national park and
from there will return to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Davis returned
Saturday from a two weeks vacation
in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, Mrs. L.
B. Smith and Jack and Jessie Taylor
reached Kayenta on the way to Oljato,
Thursday. The party has been en-
loving a vacation in Colorado, having
been away since the 18th of June.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
many other points of interest were
visited, the itinerary taking the trav-
north to Fort Collins. They visited
Mesa Verde national park and re-
turned here via Cortez and Lukachu-
kai. Saturday Mr.. apd Mrs. Smith
came over to Kayenta from Oljato and
visited with the Wetherills and other
friends and tomorrow will go into
Flagstaff. They brought with them
little Miss Camilla Phalen, who has
been spending four months with the
Taylor family at Oljato and she will
return to Grand Canyon where she
lives with her sister. Mrs. Albert
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and three child
rem of Phoenix were here Saturday.
They had been to Lukachukai and are
now driving to the coast.