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

sympathy Of their friends in the loss
of an infant child, who died at birth
last week.
Miss Imogene Hoffman leaves the
last of the week for Tempe, where she
will enter State Teachers college for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo M. Perrin and
daughter Yvonne left Wednesday
morning for Phoenix, where they have
taken house for the winter. Mrs.
Charley Burton also motored down but
returned after a day there.
Harry Dial is transacting business
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hilliard and
family of Louisville, KY, who had
heen visiting the Jim Stevenses, left
Friday for their home in Kentucky.
Mrs. Stevens and Mr.. Hilliard are sis
ter and brother.
Miss Harriet Lebsch is spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lebsch, before returning
to school in Colorado.
Little Harry Lindsey, who spent the
summer with his mother at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, returned this week to his
home here. He accompanied Mrs.
Steve Quinn, who spent an extended
vacation in the middle west and east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery
and the R. A. Christys spent part OF
Labor day dove hunting and picnick-
ing near Red Lake.
Harold Goodman made a business
trip to Phoenix last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kennedy took
James, Jr., to Roswell, N. NJ, this
week where he will enter Roswell
Military academy Miles Cureton also
returned there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Brown have
taken an apartment at the A. K. Mont
gomery residence.
Labor day passed quietly in Will
liams. the outstanding event for the
Mexicans being the Spanish American
barbecue and picnic staged at Pine
Springs camp by the Hispano-Ameri-
cano Alamo lodge. Much merry
making, stunts, and sports, both Sun
day and Monday, attracted large
crowds to the pleasant camp grounds
A special meeting of the Williams
Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce
was held last Thursday night, wher
the matter of disposing of the Bright
Angel trail to the government IN re-
turn for an approach road to the Can
Won, came up for action. After mucF
discussion. it was finally voted to
notify the county supervisors that the
C. of c. is willing to trade the trail
The secretary was thereupon instruct
ed to notify the Flagstaff Chamber
HNi1liorac will
operate with them in every way IN the
matter of the trade of the trail.
At the Rotary program last Thurs
day, c.. M. Proctor was chairman ant
conducted Labor day program, K. j
Hook, w. L. Lindblom, l.. s. Williams
and Frank Wells being the speakers
A. S. Cerny of Kirkwood, Mo-, Ear
SHpher of Flagstaff, and Dave
Thomas of Williams were guests. w
C. Rittenhouse, chairman of the win
ming attendance committee, was pre-
sented with box of cigars.
Two enjoyable picnics were helt
Sunday. AS planned the latter par
of july, when ST. Johns Mission
church school declared vacation fol-
August, members of that denomina
tion and their families held an out
door community luncheon at Benham''
ranch. An efficient corps of teacher:
have volunteered their services fol
the coming year in the church school
and much enthusiasm is being shown
Rev. Freeland will be with the churcf
school next Sunday at 10 o'clock. Th'
Community Sunday school held rail-!
and picnic at Elephant Park, members
bringing their own baskets and th'
Sunday school furnishing ice cream
The summer season is over, and regu
lar services will be conducted at boti
churches from now on.
The |. o. O. F. and the Rebekaf
lodges held an enjoyable indoor pic
nic Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr have rented the
Rounsville bungalow formerly occu
pied by the Frank Trotters; MRS
Trottcr left last week for California
where the Trotters expect to locate.
DR.. and Mrs. Steninger Of Bensor
were callers in Williams Sunday. Dr
Steninger is dentist looking int
the possibilities of locating here
They were accompanied on the trip by
Miss May McEachrean, who called OF
friends here. {,
Miss Doris Duffield will leave the
last of the week for Columbia, Mo-, t.
enter Stevens college. She will tak'
course in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Robertson arr
the parents of a six and one-hal-
pound girl, born last week. Mr.. Rob
ertson is machinist at the round
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoc Selbert of Wins
low Spent the weekend with the =
v. Roy family. They were joined BY
Mrs. H. A. Funk, a sister of Mr.. Roy
who stopped off for brief visit. Mrs
Funk was. enroute from Los Angeles
to her home in Winslow.
General assembly of the teaching
force of Williams schools was helt
Tuesday afternoon, when assignments
were given out. The following is thu
personnel at the high school: Prof. K
| G. Stevenson, principal; Miss Mary
Watson, librarian; V. C. Rosenbaum
head of history department; Mis-:
Clementine Shurtleff, languages; Mis-:
Annie Jaggard, English; Miss Sarai
Wilson, home economics; Miss Bes'
Alcorn, commercial; Ralph Wiley
athletics; Miss Bernice Swanberg
music; and Miss Edna Craig, art. Mr.
Crocker, who had been engaged t.
teach mathematics and have manua