The Coconino sun., 1927-11-04
WILLIAMS DOTNCS

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At the regular election for one
trustee for the local school board
Saturday, October 90, 208 ballots were
cast, LAT Of which went for Russell
Stone and the remaining 81 for A. M.
Dawson.
Richard Hoffman is at home this
week on account of a slight illness.
The bishops board met Friday eve
ning in the Hoffman home to attend
70 matters in connection with the
church and rectory. Those members
OF the board who were present were
R. G. Stevenson, E. R. Byers, Richard
Hoffman, w. G. Rittenhouse and Rev.
Edward Freeland who came down
from Flagstaff to attend the meeting.
Pat Roman was taken i'll very sud-
denly the latter part of the week by
three hemorrhages of the lungs which
came in rapid succession and is still
confined to his bed, although greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs James Kennedy mo-
tored over to Flagstaff Saturday to
attend the football game at the Teach
ers college.
W. c. Phillips, who had been here
for the past three weeks visiting his
brother, Louis Phillips and family, left
the early part of the week for his
home in Los Angeles Louis and wife
and their guest spent the weekend
hunting for deer before the guest left
for his home.
Mrs. j. S. Button returned Friday
from a visit in Bowie, Arizona, with
her son Charles and his family. She
was accompanied on the return trip
as far as Phoenix by her grand
daughter, Betty Button, and to Will
Hams by Miss Ray Miller.
B. F. Donaldson Of Phoenix was q
weekend visitor in Williams, being
guest Sunday of the E. R. Byers at
steak fryiin the cedarS north of town.
Other guests in the party were the
Misses Bernice Swanberg and Anne
Gleason.
Mrs. t. F. Walsh is quite i'll at her
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Moose expect
to leave November 10 for their Kan
sas home where they frequently spend
the winter months. They will let
their attractive home in the north
part of town to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyd during their absence. The
Moses have had no word of their
new Dodge coupe which was stolen
from their garage a couple of weeks
ago.
Mrs. Edward Spellmeyer enter
tanned in her home this week Mrs.
Adelaide Lundy of San Bernardino.
Mrs. Lundy is daughter of A
Mellon of Cincinnati and is girlhood
friend of Mrs. Spellmeyer. On Satur-
day Mrs. Spellmeyer asked in a few
of her friends to meet Mrs. Lundy.
Saturday Of last week was Williams
dav in Flagstaff as the following per-
sons were seen on the streets of that
city: Mrs. Martin Buggeln, Mrs. Ed
johnson, Mrs. Sid Terry, Mrs. Gil
bert Merritt, Mrs. Ed Kline, Mrs. Viii
lis and Miss Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Byers and James Kennedy.
Friday was visiting day IN the
schools from a. m. to 2:30 p. m and
a number of Halloween programs
were put on in the various grade
rooms. A splendid program of music
was given in the grade school at LID
under the direction of Miss Swanberg. |
the rooms were gay with suggestive |
decorations and an attractive display
Of work was arranged for the lnspec-
ton of the visitors. At 2:3O the en-
tire school was dismissed to attend
the football game on the local Held
between Flagstaff and the home team
The weather was most dIsagreeaDle
and the field pretty slick but an ex-
cellent game was played and the
score stood Is to nothing in favor OF I
the visitors, which, considering the
difference in size of the teams, was a
fair score.
A number of Williams people are
making plans to attend the pageant
at the Casa Grande ruins during the
next weekend. Several parties are
also being arranged to take in day
or so of the state fair during next
week
H. R. Jackson, the new secretary CT
the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce,
was the principal speaker at the meet
ing of the Rotary club on Thursday
and chose as his subject the coat OF
arms of Honolulu, 1.-THE Strength of
the Nation Rests in the Virtue OF the
People" and then made the appllca-
ton to any town by saying "The de-
Of town as place IN winch
10 live depends upon my civic pride
and that Of my neighhors." He Tx
aned town to an automobile by say
ing that it, like an automobile, needs
Inspection now and then and gave
most interesting formula for the IN
;pection of a town which ended IN the
question to each citizen of the town,
Are YOU doing your share and are
7ou helping regularly and consistently
o make your town all that 1t should
80" He went on to say that when
.ach citizen says, Il am going to do
nv share, | am going to be the best
ifizen in town" then will your town
q what YOU want it to be. President
Zimball made some announcements
oncerning the improvements being
made on the local airport by the
,hamber of Commerce and Billy Rlt-
enhouse announced that the road to
he rim of the Sycamore Canyon is
Practically completed and everything
eadv for the picnic. Rotaryann Mary |
stevenson presided at the piano and
he good eats were prepared by the
Iesdames A. G. Townsville, 4. y.
Iarrison, E. v. Roy and served by the
Kisses Helen Townsville and Florence