The Coconino sun., 1927-01-07
WILLIAMS DOINGS
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improvements Tor Cne year 1877 was
. ably told at the last meeting of thc
Rotary club by Larry Williams, chair
man, and Jim Hudson. Larry spoke
of the pavement for which the towr
recently voted bonds, and said thai
work would be begun in May. Among
the needed improvements were men
toned a new city hall to house tht
Jail, the city offices, fire fighting
equipment and county officials. Mr.
Hudson told of improvements made
the past year on the electric light
plant. Secretary George Kimball do
mated the cigars, having had a birth
day recently. The December attend
ance record was 92 per cent. jim
Hudson, James Kennedy and Spencer
Nordyke were guests. Mrs. Lindblom
presided at the piano.
Honoring Mrs. Chas. Elliott of
Prescott, who with her family have
been spending the holidays with the
George Kimballs, Mrs. G. d. Jeffries
delightfully."- entertained on the 29th
with three tables of bridge and sup
per. Her guests were Mrs Chas Ell
lott, Mrs. Geo. Kimball, Mrs. f. d.
Bly,, Mrs. w. C. Rittenhouse, Mrs. Al
bert Lebsch, Mrs. r. j. Hook, Mrs.
e. j. Kirwan, Mrs. G. III. McLeese,
Mrs. f. O. Messimer Mrs. K W. Will
liams, Mrs. James Kennedy, and Mrs,
M. E. Duffy. Mrs. f. D. Bly, made
high score and Mrs. K. w. Williams
second.
AS a farewell courtesy to Mr. and
Mrs. r. c.. Sullivant, who left VIII
liams January for San Bernardino,
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home of Mrs. Tom Smith for pleas
ant evening of cards. The Sullivants
have been active in lodge work and
will be sincerely missed by (. host of
friends.
Due to the increased consumption
of electricity, the city dads have pur-
chased and installed a new steam
boiler, which it is hoped will add ma
terially to the supply.
The local Odd Fellows conferred
the third degree the 10Th upon E. O..
Messimer, VIM. Matson, Roy Sim
mons, VIM. Richardson and Fred
Udine, Jr.
The Epworth League recently en-
joyed the hospitality of Reverend and
Mrs. Robert Bates, when the latter
played host at New Years eve
watch party in the M E. Sunday
school rooms. The blue bird of hap
pinesS was the motif in decorations
and invitations, while games and re-
freshments rounded out the pleasant
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Elliott and fam
ily drove back to Prescott on the Both
after spending the holidays here with
the George Kimballs Their many
friends will regret to learn that Mr.
Elliott has been transferred to Phoe-
nix, where they will make their fu-
ture home Mr.. Elliott is with the
Equitable Insurance company.
The Ladies Altar society of ST.
Joseph's church held a business and
social meeting at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Kimhall the afternoon of Janu-
airy 6. After the business session, the
members made a wool comforter for
Father Tremblay.
On account Of the illness of Mrs.
Lilo Perrin, who is confined to her
home with a severe cold, the parish
dinner planned by St. Margaret's
Guild for Wednesday evening, the
5th, was postponed.
The official board of the Methodist
Sunday school room on the 9Th to
make plans for the coming year.
The Williams Auto Supply COM
pany was broken into early Sunday
morning, the thieves helping them-
selves to tires, accessories and chains
Mrs. Virgil Rosenbaum and Mrs r.
C. Gotthold will entertain the teach
ers at the home of the former on Fri
day evening.
Sid Terry recently purchased a
Bosch radio from Albert I.ebsch, who
installed it.
Miss Bernice Swanberg of Mime
apolis arrived Sunday and took up
her duties as music supervisor of the
schools Monday morning She IS stay
ing at the Bly, residence.
The Woman's club will hold their
regular meeting at the NJ. E. church
Saturday afternoon. Important busi-
ness will be transacted.
At meeting of the trustees of st.
Joseph's parish the envelope system
of collecting was adopted and plans
made to maintain an assistant pastor
here permanently, the Rev. Jos.
Hootsman having been transferred 70
Kingman
Mrs. Mark Smith delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Five
Hundred club and their husbands on
New Years night. Christmas greens
and red candles were effectively used
in the living rooms Six tables en-
joyed Mrs. Smiths hospitality. Mrs.
Chas. Wickens and James Kennedy
made high scores, and Mrs. z. B. Dill
lion and Mrs. Tom Walsh low,
Miss Ruth Lee Byers is suffering
with an infected hand.
Miss Bertha Hoffner spent the holi-
days with friends in Snowflake.
Mrs. Wilbur Seabridge and son
Bobby spent the holidays with rela-
tives in California.
Mr.. and Mrs Grady Gammage were
callers at the James Kennedy home
last Wednesday. They were enroute
to Flagstaff after vacation spent in
Tucson.
Roger Morris and George Kimball
left Sunday for Albuquerque on for
est service business. Mrs. Morris ac-
companied her husband, and they will
be gone several weeks. Mr.. Kimball
plans to return this week.
VIM. R. Harr left for Washington,
D. c.. on the 26th, after spending
HhricfYooc 1.rifh his dat1Ohtar Mrs I,