The Coconino sun., 1927-10-21

pleasing after the more rigorous Win
4 ters of her former home in Boston.
On Saturday night T. T. Muzzy and
Sheriff Jim Mcdonald of Tucson ar
rived in Williams for a hunting trip
over the weekend. The party who
planned to accompany them was all
ready to leave for the camp about 80
miles from town when they arrived
from Tucson, and they were soon on
their way. Those from Williams who
accompanied the visitors were Charley
Murray, Cliff Ray and E. r. Byers.
They returned Tuesday with no luck
but pockets full of pinons, excellent
crops of whiskers and records of a
wonderful time. The Tucson guests
returned to their home Tuesday.
One of the most delightful commun-
ity affairs Of the season was a recep-
tion given in the Methodist commun-
ity church on Thursday evening, the
18th, to the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
i Wagner and the teachers of the pub
lie schools A slip of paper was
handed to each guest as he entered
the room and the instructions on it
were how to become acquainted with
each person present and proved most
satisfactory as the one hundred and
fifty guests were soon having splen-
did time. A most entertaining pro-
gram was offered by the chairman,
4 Mrs T. H. Cureton, which included
readings by Colleen Quinn and Ruth
Lea Byers, and piano solos by Lucy
ellison, Theresa Roy and Fern Riggs.
Mrs F. E. Wells sang solo and the
Misses Bernice Swanberg and Char
lotte Stevenson and Mrs. Bert Har-
mon gave a splendid violin trio num-
Der. The Rev and Mrs. Wagner and
heads Of the church departments gave
splendid talks. Refreshments of
sandwiches and coffee were served by
Mrs. J. H. Hudson, president of the
Ladies aid.
Theresa Roy made the trip to Grand
Canyon with her father Saturday.
ST. Margaret's guild gave card
party in the parish house Tuesday
evening, October 18. Mrs. Richard
Hoffman headed the committee. The
affair was to swell the funds of the
guild and assist in preparations for
the bazaar to be given by those ladies
at an early date.
So far this season G. A. Moose
largest buck brought in. The deer
weighed 200 pounds and was taken to
Flagstaff to enter the contest for the
largest deer brought in during the
i hunting season.
Jack Martin has gone to the Mayo
brothers hospital in Rochester, Minn.,
to secure attention for some trouble
which has been aggravating him for
some time.
Mrs. George Wells entertained at a
delightful dinner party October II for
herself and her daughter, Mrs. Har-
old Goodman, whose birthdays were
on October IL, and for Mrs Mae San
ders, whose birthday was on October
13. Those who enjoyed the party at
the Wells ranch home near Elephant
park were Mrs. Nellis, Mrs. Alfred
Skeels, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
Bill Cole, the well known Elephant
Park rancher, is spending his time
these days in the Spring Valley coun-
try with threshing outfit.
Frank Reed, the employe Of the
Greenway Cattle company who was
seriously injured in some unknown
way by a bronco on Wednesday of last
week, is still in the local hospital in
a most serious condition. He has not
regained consciousness since he was
picked up by the cowboys SO it is not
known yet just how the accident hap
pened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hawkins motored
to the Grand Canyon Sunday.
The West End garage, recently op-
Grated by Robert Thurston was closed
to the public this week and will not
reopen under the same management
as Mr.. Thurston has taken his busi-
ness to the location nearer town and
will continue to devote his attention
to the Thurston service station.
:. Alex Kariakou came in town the
first Of the week TO attend to busi-
ness matters and as soon as the situa-
tion will permit he will return to his
ranches in San Bias, Mexico.
. Ralph McLain was a visitor in Will
liams Sunday and had splendid time
looking up all his former school mates
and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom spent
the latter part of the week in Flag
staff where Mr.. Lindblom attended
the oath annual convention of the
4 Arizona Bankers association.
Enriquez Espanza had the sad mis-
fortune of losing one of his feet in
an accident at the threshing machine
on the Bill Morgan ranch on Garland
Prairie early Monday nc"ri~~. T.2
accident happened early in the morn
ing just after the crew had started
the machine up for the day. The boy
was a Williams lad and until the last
week had been a student in the third
grade at the local school. No one saw
The accident so it is not known just
/ how it occurred any more than that
4 the lad stuck his foot in the machine
and had it almost severed from the
/ leg. Mr.. Morgan rushed him into town
and Dr.. Jefferies found it necessary
to amputate the foot Immediately
which was done in the local hospital
j Kenneth Poison and Albert Hudson
i spent Friday and Saturday hunting in
the Martin Dam country.
i The X. of P. lodge held most in
teresting meeting Monday night and
i initiated two candidates in the Sec
ond rank. The candidates were Rob
ert Thurston and Daniel Kirk. On
Il 4. II