The Coconino sun., 1927-05-06
GRAND CANYON
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The equipment of the laundry was
moved to the new building on Wednes-
day from the old location at the rear
Iof El Tovar. The approach road is
not yet completed, a detour answering
the purpose for the present.
r. M. DePierro returned Friday
from his vacation in Los Angeles and
Hollywood with his wife and son.
VIM, Rudd, deputy county assessor
from Flagstaff, called on Canyon tax
payers Friday and Saturday.
Contrary to expectation, another
reading room entertainment will be
given at the community building. 1t
will be put on by the "Breezin' Along"
concert company of California. The
company consists of Evelyn Marshall,
Eleanor Bryan, Gordon McKinnon,
James Bryan, Luke Barton and Gladys
Dewitt. They will give program Of
quartet and solo numbers, readings,
vaudeville stunts and finishing up
with short play entitled "The Last
Chapter" which is recommended as
tragic and very good for the blues.
The old power house is being razed
and the debris removed by the Mckee
company and one of the Canyon eye
sores is fast passing.
r. Fl. OFT has shiny new Chevrolet
roadster, which he broke in by taking
a trip to Flagstaff on Monday. Charley
Clark went with him for few hours
visit with his mother.
8 Mrs. George Burton and small
daughter of Phoenix stopped off Tues
day for two day visit with Mrs. Hall
and other old neighbors and friends.
They are on their way to Mrs. Bur-
toms old home in Vermont, where
they will make their home in the fu-
ture.
q. III. Braukman, manager OF new
cleansing establishment called "The
New Method Cleaners" of Williams,
was IN town Tuesday calling on and
soliciting trade for his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Frankenburger
of the Los Angeles branch Of the Me-
Kee Construction Co. was here over
the weekend checking up on the
work of the men here. They were en-
tertai1ed at a picnic at Desert View
on Sunday.
The two Mexican homes situated
near Bert Lauzon's on avenue A were
moved to new location on avenue g
Sunday This looks as If maybe, per-
haps. quien sabe, there might be
something doing in the bungalow lire
after all, ramors to the contrary not
withstanding.
The auxiliary benefit picture show
on Monday night drew a crowded
house and Madame Behave" proved
excellent entertainment. The ladies
are so very much pleased with the
success that they plan on giving an
other in the near future.
The ways and means committee Of
the p. r. A. will hold cooked food
sale at the Babbitt store building on
Saturday between the hours of IL a.
m. and D. m. and 5 p. m. to p. m.
The latter hours being for the accom-
mediation of people who do not get off
before that time.
Special music and Mothers day SER
mon will be given next Sunday eve
ming at the regular church service, at
the community building at $3.50. DIR.
Harshman of Williams viii be here
and everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kintner returned
from d two weeks stay in Colorado
Springs on Friday. They went by car
and report a good trip with excellent
roads.
e. M. Ennis, photographer Raymond
Williams and "Bill' Thomas went to
Phoenix Saturday on business for the
Harvey Co. and expected to be back
the first Of the week.
w. r. Hayes, who had been visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.
w. Case, returned to Phoenix the last
of the week, taking his daughter with
him for short stay. Mr.. Case will
drive down and bring her home the
last of the week.
Mrs. w. w. Bass returned to her
home in Wickenburg last week taking
with her, her little granddaughter,
Miss Dolly Lauzon, for an extended
stay.
A special meeting of the P. T. A.
will be held at the school house on
Tuesday evening with q program 70
celebrate both Father and Son week
and Music week.
a. rumor is circulating to the effect
that the Williams baseball team will
be here to try their luck at giving the
locals a drubbing on their own dia-
mond. A picked team is putting in
overtime at practice and will give
them a good run for their time and
money.
AIT the ball game on Sunday the
narrieds and singles played q return
game and close and well played game
resulted. The singles proved worthy
opponents and walked off with the
game by the narrow margin of 8 to 8.
The lineup, from which players will
be chosen for the game next Sunday,
was: Marriedg Wop Ricca. d; Bos-
ley, p; Nelson, 1b; Shirley, 2b; Bolton,