The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29

last Friday by motoring to Flagstaff
and dining with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Hook.
The Carl Kinds family, the Ralph
Eastons and the George McDougalls
were among Williams folk motoring
to Lake Mary last Sunday for fish
ing and picnicing. Sunday being the
first pleasant Sunday this spring,
a large number celebrated by fishing
and Dicnicing. The E. o. Me.ssimers
enjoyed an enjoyable outing at Hells
Canyon, the Fl. M. Goss and w. c..
Rittenhouse families spent part of
the day at Mcclellan dam, stopping at
the Mountain Spring ranch on their
return trip, and the j. j. ScanlOns, the
M. E. Duffys and the Jerry Duffys,
who were down from Flagstaff for
the day, motored to Ashfork.
Clifford Ray, Mrs. j. J. Scanlon and
Miss Engretta Scanlon, spent last
Thursday in FLAGSTAFF on business.
Gerald Dickson is confined to his
home with relapse Of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guenther re-
turned Sunday from weeks stay in
Phoenix where they attended the grand
lodge of the /. 0. O. F. and Rebekah
assembly, using the balance of the
week for delightful fishing trip to
Roosevelt dam, returning via the
famous Globe-Superior highway, and
also visiting other points of interest
near the valley.
A number of the younger set en-
ioyed a delightful weekend trip to
Flagstaff Saturday, where they were
the houseguests of the L. p, Mont
gomerys. In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Melick, the Misses Ruth
Rennick and Helen. Maxwell and
Kenneth Poison and Albert Hudson.
The party visited Lowell observatory
in the evening, and the following day
motored to the Falls of the Little
Colorado.
Rev. FIR. Tremblay, who has been i'll
with influenza and hay fever, is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thurston were
business guests in Phoenix the first
of this week.
Robert Byrd left the latter part
of last week for Santa Barbara. He
expects to return to Williams this
week, bringing with him Mrs. Byrd
and their young daughter.
Miss Annie Jaggard, Miss Mary
Watson, Miss Bertha Hoffner and
Austin Num- spent pleasant week
end visiting at the Ben Perkins ranch,
from which point they made sight
seeing trips to Montezuma's Well and
Castle and other places of interst.
Mrs. G. H. McLeese, who was called
to her old home in Davenport, Nebr.,
last week, by the serious illness of her
mother, writes that her mothers con-
dition remains very critical, with most
of her family at her bedside.
The Black & White Cleaners, Felix
Alcorn proprietor, opened for busi-
ness last week. Mr.. Alcorn has
recently completed new building near
the city light plant where the clean
ing is being done, and his office is
located in the new Dial building.
Another new industry for Williams is
the Grand Canyon restaurant, which
will open for business in the Ritten-
house building about May 1.
Joe Michelbach has new Chrysler
coach.
M. E. Duffy was a business visitor
in Phoenix the first of the week.
Dr. and Mrs. E., A. Miller Of Flag
staff, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Nor
dyke were dinner guests of the Louis
DeBolds at the Fray Marcos Sunday.
Among sheepmen moving their
sheep north this week was Billy
Pitts, who wintered his flock at Wick
enburg
Miss Bertha Hoffner of the local
forest service office spent q part Of
last week at the Cedar Glade ranger
station
Harold Greene took his house,
guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. p Atkins, on
a delightful sightseeing trip last