The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
IN COCONINO COUNTY


entertained as hostess to four tables
Of Five Hundred last Friday after
noon. Those present were the Mes
DANES George McDougall, Ralph
Easton, James Kennedy, Harley
Goss, Mark Smith, Russell Stone,
H. S. Cowardin, Pete Burns, w. B.
Dillon, G. B. McNally, James R.
Richardson, Chas. Wickens, Frank
Sylvester, VIM j. Ryan and John
Juhl and Miss Grace McDougall.
Mrs. Smith made high score, Mrs.
Ryan low.
The Odd Fellow lodge and the
American Legion competed in a
friendly rabbit hunt Sunday, the
Odd Fellows winning, having shot
81 rabbits. In compliance with a
previous understanding, the Ameri-
can Legion cooked the bunnies for
the feast Wednesday evening at the
/. o. o. F. hail., at which their fam
lilies and American Legion families
were the guests. The American Le-
gion killed a total of SO bunnies but
were penalized 10 on account of the
overtime they consumed in getting
them. Charles Guenther is Post
commander and G. B. McNally div
ision commander of the American
Legion here.
The local Santa Fe office was
visited last week by two important
railroad officials, F. L. Hanna as
sistant general freight agent for the
Albuquerque division and e. r. Nc
Carty SUPERINTENDENT. The visit was
a regular inspection trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyd entertain
ed large party of friends at ra-
dio and dancing party at their home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tracy Rice of Camp Clover
is enjoying visit from her mother,
Mrs. Green OF Wichita, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. O'Shuskey
have rented the Holub duplex on the
hill south of the. grade school build
ing.
Mrs. Enfred Johnson has returned
to Williams after an absence of sew
eral months in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Jones very pleas
antly entertained with dancing par
ty at their home last Saturday eve
ming in honor of Miss Frances Sharpe
who returned Saturday from Phoe-
nix. Following is the guest list: The
Misses Gladys Mason, Olive Mitchell,
Helen Easton, Eloise Sullivant, Hell
en- Livingston, Ruth Rennick, Regina
Rousseau, Minnie Anderson, Helen
Maxwell, Esther Perry, Sarah Will
son and Clementine Shurtleff and
Messrs. George Crawford, Fred
Udine, Albert Hudson, James Busey,
Kenneth Poison, Marvin Payne, Hi
ram Webster, Clarence Elk, HI. V.
HeIma and Ernest Arenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Alco1n and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Melick.
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Grain have sold
Gheir chicken ranch near Pine
Springs camp and will shortly re-
turn to Chicago where the doctor
will resume practice.
Miss Esther Perry, school nurse,
has completed the physical examin-
alton of all grade and high school
| students for the second time this
year. These examinations are made
three times "a year to check the gen.
eral health of the pupil and aid In
preventing a spread Of contagious
diseases.
In the absence of Miss Freeland
| Miss Regina Rousseau directed an
ENJOYABLE meeting of the Girls
Friendly society at the Parish house
on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Byers We're
dinner hosts Monday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Lindblom, Mrs
Hicks and Baron Auriemma. Bridge
was the diversion of the evening.
Miss Frances Sharpe resumed her
duties in the grade school Monday
morning after prolonged absence
during which she was convalescing
| 49,. ,1,,o,,.., ovafo