The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19
GRAND CANYON NEWS
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Bob OFT is sporting a classy new
Chevrolet cabriolet purchased from
the Flagstaff Motor company, Flag
staff.
Division special agent called on the
local men IN his department Tuesday.
He returned to Winslow that day.
Mrs. Clarence Kabler drove to Flag
staff Monday, for a days shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Francy re-
| turned Wednesday from a two days
stay at their ranch in Apache coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Wilson have
moved their household effects to Cam
eron and will make that their future
home. Mr.. Wilson has been in the
! employ of the park service for
number of years, and will be greatly
missed by a large circle of friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bass and son
Billy of Wickenburg are at their sum-
/ mer home five miles west of the
Canyon and will spend several weeks
in this vicinity. They brought to
their home here their granddaughter
little Miss Dolly Lauzon who had been
on an eastern trip with them.
/ E. H. Davis, who was confined to
his home by illness the last Of last
week, was able to be back on duty
| this week.
Mrs. F. c. Spencer and daughter
Miss Frances returned Thursday from
a two weeks stay in Los Angeles
with friends and relatives.
In honor of her husbands birth
day, Mrs. S. G. Stephens entertained
a number of friends at dinner and
bridge on Wednesday evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Baughn have
purchased new Buick sedan from
the Pillzington Motor company at
/ Flagstaff. They got delivery of it
last week just in time to drive it to
the southern part Of the state Sat-
urday. Mr.. Baughn will enter the
officers reserve training camp at Ft.
Huachuca for three weeks and Mrs
Baughn and son Billy will visit with
friends in Phoenix. "Curley" Ennis
accompanied them and will also en-
ter the training camp.
Mrs. A. w. Case, Sr. with her
daughters, the Misses Jean and Ell
eanor Case entrained Sunday evening
for Colorado Springs, her home, af-
ter spending the summer here with
her daughter Mrs. j. K. Kintner and
son Yves Case and their families.
Mrs. j. E. Kintner accom- panied them.
They have been the guest of honor
at many social courtesies during their
stay On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Kintner entertained about 25 in their
honor at a steak fry in Coconino
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Mrs. .Nes Case invited number of
friends to a .'id'' party at their home.
About the first of the month Miss
Jean Case will return to Chicago,
where she is a kindergarten teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Carr and son
Stanton left Sunday evening for Hay
ward, Calf, on their annual vaca-
ton. They will visit there Mrs. Carr's
people and will be gone about three
weeks. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Williams
are enjoying a new Buick sedan pur-
chased recently from the Buick deal
ers in Flagstaff.
Mrs. Carroll Iceberg and son Char
les left Wednesday for her home in
Chicago. She was the house guest
of her cousin Mrs. c.. A. Valentine
and spent thre months here and on
| the coast.
Ed Gardner drove to Flagstaff on
Friday returning that night.
Munroe Fredericks advises that he
will leave soon for the Hopi reserva-
ton, where he will open an Indian
trading post. Paul Nichols has been
promoted to "chief" at the Indian
dance at the Hopi House.
Bids for the fire protection sys-
tenn to be installed here have been
turned in and the contract will short
ly be let.
Rev. Jones, known variously as 'The
Mexican Missionary" and "The Dog
Man" left with his dogs for parts
unknown last week, much to the re-
lief of a part Of the Canyon popula-
ton. He carried off wheel belong
ing to Joe Reeds Ford truck which
had been loaned him and which Joe
would like to recover and collected
funds from various Mexicans in or
der to make getaway.
i Mr. Savage of Los Angeles is here
to act as relief for L. G. Carr and
Herman Baughn of the depot force
who are both away on vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller and
daughter Miss Dorothy arrived on
Wednesday, from Los Angeles and
will be here about two months. Mr..
Miller will do the interior and ex-