The Coconino sun., 1927-10-07
KAYENTA NEWS


4 Saturday to get them. From Flag
/ staff Mr. Jordan will return to his
home at Cleveland and Mrs. Jordan
and Miss Joan will go to Los Angeles.
/ Another daughter, Miss jamie, is re-
naming at Kayenta.
The manse was the scene of lit
tie gathering Saturday evening, the
occasion being the marriage of Frank
Bradley and Miss Pauline Stanley.
Preacher Smith officiated. The young
people thought they were keeping it
secret but the news leaked out and
they found the following company
waiting for them: Mrs. Hardgrave,
Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Davis, Miss Jordan,
G. L. Youngblood, George Cole and
Harold Hardy. After the ceremony
the self-invited guests turned the eve
ming into party, popping corn and
enjoying a general good social time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
over the reservation.
| John Wetherill reached his sixty
first milestone Saturday, and when
time for dessert rolled around at the
dinner table that evening he was sur
prised with a huge pie. Each guest
and member of the household had writ
| ten his congratulations and well
wishes on one long slip of paper and
these were read aloud by Preacher
Smith In the evening the neighbors
dropped in to complete the surprise
Cake and punch were served.
| Charles A. Elkus and Edward
Soares of San Francisco went into
Flagstaff Monday to return to their
| California homes. Both young men
are students at Leland Stanford uni
! versity, and were hurrying to. reach
Palo Alto for registration day, Satur-
day.
Francis Dobbins Of Monumental
| Valley went to Flagstaff on Monday.
| He will bring out cement for the
Goulding store going up at this time.
Joe Golino was over from Chill Chin
Bito the last of last week. He will
soon move his family to Gallup for
| the winter, leaving the store in charge
| of John DeMario. Mr.. Golino owns
a ranch eight miles from Gallup and
| it is his intention to build trading
post on the property in the near fu-
ture.
Rev. Hugh Smith started out Mon
day on journey over the reservation.
He will visit Chinlee, Ft Defiance
and perhaps other schools. The gen
tleman was formerly stationed at
Ganado.
DR.. Chamberlain and DR.. Weir Of
Cleveland, guests at the Wetherill
ranch, are out on trip to Rainbow
Bridge, leaving here Monday. John
Wetherill is their guide and he is as
sisted by Ivor Hardy and Frank
Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Warren went
into Flagstaff Wednesday. The next
day Mrs. Warren departed for Cali
fornia to visit sister, Mrs. Myrtle
w. Marble, at Long Beach; niece,
Mrs. A. c.. Grant, at San Bernardino,
and many other relatives in the south
ern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles deY Elkus of
San Francisco completed their stay
in Kayenta and departed Monday.
They are driving their own car and
expected to go to Chinlee, Ganado and
the Hopi villages on the way out. Mr..
and Mrs. Elkus toured Europe last
year, visiting the large cities in
France, Italy and Switzerland. They
went to northern Africa, where they
had the thrill of short camel-back
ride. The Arab quarters in the cities
were very unique and attractive but
in their opinion not nearly as inter-
esting as the Hopi villages in our
country. The caravans added much
color to the scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Davis and
little son, Bobby Jean, arc here from
Webster Grove, Mo-, visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Davis. They
made the long journey by auto and
arrived Sunday. On Wednesday Mr.
Davis and his son left for Navajo
mountain to visit daughter of Mr.
Davis, Mrs Ben Wetherill
Bucko Sisk must be getting pretty
dizzy turning around and coming
back to Kayenta. He has made four
or five trips out here in the last few
weeks and Tuesday he and his part
ner, w. HI. Conley, came again to
take the Armsby party to the railroad
at Grand Canyon next day Those to
goein were Raymond Armsby Of Bur-
lingame, CAL; Mrs. William Parrot
and Mrs. Corbett Moody Of San
Mateo; Richard Stewart, a student at
Stanford university, and Pat Cannon,
an International News Reel man. All
had come here from Rainbow Bridge
after attending the dedication Of the
tablet given by Mr.. Armsby.
Wilbur Hall accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Elkus to Flagstaff via Chinlee,
and from there will return to his home
at Los Gatos. Mr.. Hall is a writer
of note, contributing to the Saturday
Evening Post and the Cosmopolitan.
He has just completed book on the |
life of Luther Burbank and has been
helping Mrs. Burbank with finishing
articles and data begun by the be-
loved plant wizard.
Ventress Wade started to town Mon |
day with a carload of folks. He left
Billy Keer at Tuba, and took Frank
Pinkley of Casa Grande on to Flag |
staff to the train Mr.. Pinkley is
head of the western division of ma
tional monuments, and had attended
the Armsby tablet dedication. From
Flagstaff Ventress went to Grand |
Canyon to get Mr.. Cross, a lawyer of
Cleveland, and three other men and
will take them to Ben Wetherill's |
place on Navajo mountain to join DR..
Chamberlain and DR.. Weir on the trip
to Rainbow Bridge.