The Coconino sun., 1927-02-25

In Columbia, MO. she was accom-
panied by her brother, Clifford Ray,
and her little daughter Margaret also
joined the party here. Mrs. Brown,
who formerly occupied the Hamilton
residence, has been in i'll health for
some time and will seek relief at some
hospital nearer her home. Her young
son will remain at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hoffman until the
close of the school year.
On account of the impossible roads
between here and Red LakA Harry
Schill, principal of the grad school,
was compelled to remain overnight in
Williams part of last week.
VIM. Dougherty has taken a room
at the Rousseau residence.
Mrs. Earle Mehck was i'll last week
with a severe cold.
Miss Ruth Rennick spent the week
end in Prescott.
Barbara, Charlotte and Godfrey
/ Greene were visitors over Friday night
and on Saturday at the r. G. Steven
son residence.
A delightful valentine party for the
| little tots was held in the M. E, social
room last Friday afternoon, having
been postponed on account of the
storm from Tuesday. Valentines were
given as favors and games and re-
| freshments filled the pleasant hours.
Forty-three children were present.
Mrs. Robert Bates, assisted by some
of the mothers, had charge.
The primary tots of the M. E. Sun
| day school will give program during
church services next Sunday. After
| the program a silver offering will be
| taken, by means of which it is hoped
| to raise a substantial sum with which
| to purchase much needed supplies for
| this class.
The city dads met the 23rd to hear
protests on the supplementary paving
of Bill Williams avenue from Second
street to the west town limits.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Calvert are the
proud parents of a seven and one-haf
pound boy, Howell Wesley, Jr., born
at their home on the 21st. AS the
| lads father is Santa Fe employe
and he was born on payday, attended
by Santa Fe doctor and two Santa
Fe nurses, indications would seem to
point to prospective member of the
Santa Fe service.
A large number attended the Wash
ington birthday party for all adult
members of the Methodist Sunday
school which was held in the social
room of the church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. R.. G. Gotthold had general
charge of the delightful affair, with
Mrs. E. v. Roy in charge of the ap-
propriate decorations and Mr.. Gott-
hold planning the entertainment fea-
lures.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Southworth,
Miss Dorothy Fay Southworth and
Miss Phyllis Elliott of Prescott were
callers in Williams Sunday.
DR.. A. G.. Rounsville recently re-
ceived word that his brother, ]. E..
Rounsville, is critically i'll in hos
pital at Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Micheble have
rented the Rounsville bungalow next
| to the McLeese residence. Mr.. Mich
| eble is baggage man on the Grand
| Canyon road.
Tom Anderson was visitor in Viii
liams Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Bly, returned
Sunday from ten-day visit to Phoe-
nix.
The Mite Owls gave an enjoyable
dance at the Sultana Saturday night.
Miss Myrtle Brady of New York
City is visiting her brother, Al Vwel-
| twoe.
E. j. Kirwan was visitor in Will
liams over Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Reinhardt left
/ Tuesday for Los Angeles on COM
bined pleasure and business trip. They
will spend a Today vacation with
their son Leroy and his wife in that
city.
Judge Jones of Flagstaff was a
visitor in Williams Friday.
George Kimball has purchased a
new Chevrolet coach of Cy Campbell.
Mrs. Ed Conway returned recently
from trip to Oklahoma and Kansas
City, where she visited relatives.
Mrs. c. L. Thurston Of Santa Rosa,
/ m. NJ, arrived this week and will be
a guest of her son, Robert Thurston,
and family, for some time.
! The Bridge Luncheon club held a
most enjoyable meeting Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Earle
Melick. The following were present:
| Mesdames f. ID. Bly,, R. j. Hook, p.
A. Melick, M. E. Duffy, Geo. Kimball,
j. j. Scanlon, Jas. Kennedy, G. H. Nc
/ Leese, r. G.. Stevenson, E. j. Kirwan,
/ e. o. Messimer and Roger Morris.
| A Standard Oil educational meeting
was held Thursday evening, the Oath
at the Fray Marcos. Mr.. Halbrook
of the San Francisco office, sales de-
partment, was the principal speaker.
| Representative Of the company from
Flagstaff, Ashfork, Seligman and
1 Williams were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson ar
trived Monday from Congress juno
tion, where they had been held for
several days on account of the storm
and high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetwood of Phoe-
nix are spending a few days at their
/ home here.
A number of auto loads Of Williams
folk motored to Ashfork Monday eve
ming to attend dance given by the
Mite Owls.
Yellow Way busses are having a
hard time negotiating the road be-
tween here and Flagstaff. While the
road is open for ordinary traffic, the
weight Of the busses make it harder
1 going, and a number of them have
had to be pulled out by team power at
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