The Coconino sun., 1927-01-28
IN COCONINO COUNTY


were the Misses Florence Allen, Helen
Rounsville, Helen Campbell and Ger
trude Williams and Dermont Melick
Raymond Cox, Otto Lebsch, Jerry
Duffield, Priestly Lilly and James
Kennedy.
Jose Vargas will return Sunday from
Los Angeles, where they went as
delegates to the national convention
Of the Alianza Hispano-Americana
lodge.
DR.. Felix Manning and Judge j. e.
Jones of Flagstaff were in town Mon
day on business connected with the
insanity trial of Senior Miguel Avila.
After hearing the testimony of DR..
G. ID. Jeffries and DR.. Manning, Judge
Jones decided the man was not in
sane.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Seabridge and
son Bobby returned Saturday from an
extended visit in Los Angeles. While
there Mr.. Seabridge underwent ma
jor operation at Santa Fe hospital.
He is much improved in health.
j. R. Downey of Pratt Gilbert Co.,
Phoenix, who had been experimenting
preliminary work incident to Install
ing new boiler in the city's electric
light plant, returned to Phoenix Sun
day. He will return to Williams as
soon as the boiler is received.
I. e. and l.. w. Cureton are build
ing restaurant upon their camp
ground, which will be opened for pat
rons in the early spring.
Mrs. w. p. Shurtletf and Miss
Clementine Shurtleff spent the week
end in Prescott.
Miss Nora Hall, who has been a
house guest of Miss Sarah Wilson for
several days, returned to her home in
Tucson Monday
At the last council meeting, the
city dads confirmed the appointment
of G. Z. Campbell as night watchma 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Buggeln are
| spending a month on the coast.
The Alianza Hispano-AmericaEo
lodge held well attended dance at
the Sultana theatre Sunday afternoon.
School Notes
One of the pleasantest social events
of the year took place last Saturday
evening when the Williams Faculty
/ club entertained members and friends
with a delightful dancing party at the
parish house. The Misses Jean Rous-
seau and Lillian Lonergan acted as
hostesseS, and to them must go the
credit of the arrangements. Mrs.
! Virgil Rosenbaum had charge of the
! decorations, which were cleverly ex-
ecuted in green, orchid and black. and
| the McLeese orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion. Punch was
served throughout the evening.
Among those present were Messrs.
| and Mesdames R. G.. Stevenson, r. C.
Gotthold, Virgil Rosenbaum, ". L.
| Craig, Earle Melick, Russell Stone,
w. G. Rittenhouse, E. r. Byers, f. o.
Messimer, Richard Hoffman, Russell
Miller, f. E. Wells, j. J. Scanlon, Jack
Butler, G. H. McLeese, Felix Alcorn
and Edwin Jolly; the Misses Bess Al
corn, Esther Perry, Annie .Jaggard,
Lillian Lonergan, Helen Maxwell,
Helen Livingston, Ruth Rennick,
/ Gladys Mason, Olive Mitchell, Helen
Easton, Sarah Wilson, Bernice SwaE-
berg, Minnie Anderson, Engretca
Scanlon, Jean Rousseau, Eloise Sulli-
want and Betty Kirwan, and Messrs.
Kenneth Poison, Fred Udine, Albert
/ Hudson, James Busey, Fl. v. Helma,
Ernest Arenstein, e. j. Nordyke,
George Crawford, Hiram Webster,
Robert Graham, Ben Messmer, L. A.
Phillips, Ralph McLane and Clarence
Elk, Mrs. F. d. Bly,, Mrs E. j. Kir-
wan, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery
of Flagstaff and Miss Nora Hall of
Tucson.
Miss Helen Easton, teacher for the
American second grade, is confined to
her home this week with an attack of
flu. Mrs. Russell Miller is substitut-
ing for her.
Mrs. H. l. Benham is at her post
! in the schools again, after having
spent few days in Gallup, where she
was called by the illness and death of
her sister, Miss Mary Cunningham.
Our boys went down to defeat be-
fore Prescott's fast team last Satur-
day evening, when they lost by score
of Is to 8. In the game with Selig-
man, the score stood to 4 in favor
of Williams. On January 29 Clark
dale high will meet Williams high at
Williams, and on February A Jerome
high will play here.
Williams high girls will play Clark
dale at Clarkdale on February 5.
The Boys Glee club has changed
the hour for practice, and until fur
ther notice will practice at $3.50 p. m.
on Tuesday at the high school and
at the same hour on Wednesday at
the grade school
At the regular meeting of the K.
P. lodge last Monday night, L. A.
Phillips and Sid Moy were initiated
into the mysteries of the order.
Supervisor George Kimball left
! Tuesday afternoon for Albuaueruue
and will return Sunday.
VIM. Dougherty, assistant Forest
Supervisor, returned from an extend
ed vacation on Tuesday.
Williams local talent will soon be
heard in program that is now be-
ing prepared The name is "The Vii