The Coconino sun., 1927-10-14

manager reported the theft as soon as
he came on duty in the morning and
the officers got on the trail of the
culprit and had him spotted before he
reached San Bernardino This was
i Saturday morning and after all the
necessary arrangements were made
local officers brought him back to
! Williams for trial.
/ Dan Francis Of Flagstaff was a
business visitor in Williams Friday.
/ Miss Clementine Shurtliffe asked in
few friends to tea and to meet her
sister, Mrs. C. P. Beaw, who with her
husband is visiting from Sacramento.
1 Miss Swanberg delighted with num-
Der Of pleasing vocal numbers and
| Mrs. L. Montgomery played some de-
| hghtful piano numbers. Others pres
4 ent were Misses Helen Easton, Anne
4 Gleason, Sarah Wilson, Marjorie
J Knowlton, Ada Merke and Mrs B. B.
! Bowden and Mrs. Shurtliffe, mother
of the hostess and guest of honor.
Miss Marion Wallace of Flagstaff
was appointed secretary to the North
ern Arizona Association of CONNER
cial Organizations in the place of Miss
! Iucd 3 dLSI OtSWdIt, VINO ElSbuc1Sd IiSA
resignation at the Holbrook meeting
/ September 81.
Alfred Skeels left Saturday to at
tend the meeting of Sc Highway asso-
citation Monday in Albuquerque as an
official representative Of the local
Chamber Of Commerce.
A special meeting of the local
J Chamber of Commerce was called Fri
! day night by President Kennedy to
appoint a committee to advise in nego-
tiations with the government for the
sale Of Bright Angel trail. The COM
mittee was sent to Grand Canyon
/ Monday to meet the Cramton commit
tee and it is anticipated that terms
for the disposal of the trail will be
agreed upon. Those who went from
4 William were James Kennedy, Harold
Greene, Roy Nickerson, E. r. Byers,
Billy Rittenhouse and George KIM
ball.
The j. C. Buffers have completed
the cottage on the south of their resi-
/ dence property for rental purposes
and have given the home place new
coat of paint which brightens it up
for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Morrow, who have
been living in the Alfred Skeels cot
i tage on Elephant Park ranch are NOV
j ing this week to their homestead far
j ther north of town where they have
4 constructed an attractive house.
Levi Montgomery and DR.. Mcclure
i spent the weekend west of town on
Hells Canyon making thorough
/ search for at least one deer, but came
/ home SIiChtlv discouraged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Southerlin are
enjoying a visit this week from Mr..
! and Mrs. Alex Southerlin from Oak
land, Calf
/ Mrs. Carnon left the first of the
week for Winslow where she will
make her home with a daughter.
DR.. P. A. Melick, Rolla Reese, Char
ley Way and Herb Yoder of Ashfork
made up an enthusiastic hunting party
who left for the Kaibab Tuesday
morning to be gone about 10 days.
/ They went by way of Needles.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bowden were
1 hosts at dinner Monday evening to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lindblom, Mr.. and
! Mrs. G. p. Beaw, Miss Clementlne
/ Shurtliffe. Mrs. Shurtliffe and Miss
Ada Merke After dinner they at
tended the dance in the Sultana the
ater.
D. e. Pettis, state game warden, was
\ in town Tuesday and told local NM
/ rods that now is decidedly oppof-
/ Time time to hunt in the Kaibab for
4 est as the deer allotted to each hum
4 ter would soon thin the herd there
1 satisfactorily to both the hunter and
+ the game department. He encouraged
people to try and make the trip dur
/ ing this hunting season. Mr.. Pettls
4 also encouraged the local fishermen
/ to seine fish out of Howard lake TO
stock the lakes in the more southern
part of the state. He spoke OF the
! advisability of making arrangements
for the elk which he is likely to nave
shipped in at future date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty McDougall anc
! daughter Grace and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McDougaH and small son ac-
conpanied by the Mesdames Charley
| Gunther and George Larson motorec
to Grand Canyon Sunday and spent
the day picnicking with the Curley
Ennis family.
Leo Smith of Grand Canyon an
nounced last week that ne had just
received part of his share OF the re-
| ward offered for the capture OF hlmes
last spring. It was largely due to the
quick thinking of Mr.. Smith that the
county officers and park officials
were able to get the Kimes party
while in the park last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Stevenson and
daughters were Flagstaff visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Georges Kimball asked a few
ladies in to luncheon Saturday. Those
who enjoyed the pleasant affair We're
the Mesdarnes ]. c. Butler, r. j. Hook,
/ Roger Morris and G. McLeese.
! Mrs. Erie Melick motored to Pres
cott Thursday of last week and spent
the night with her sister, Miss Helen
Maxwell. She returned to Williams
Friday evening, bringing with her
4 Miss Helen and her room-mate, Miss
Frances Hager, who spent the week
end with Mrs. ]. H. Maxwell. They
returned to their school work IN
/ Prescott Sunday, being accompanied
on the return by Kenneth Poison, Mrs.
! f. o. Poison and Mrs. J. Fl. Maxwell.
| Kenneth Poison, Charley Way and
the Misses Helen Maxwell and Fran
ces Hager attended the dance at tht