The Coconino sun., 1927-09-02

The local Alianza Hispano Ameri-
Fcano is planning big picnic at Pine
Springs camp on September a.
At the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce last week, L. S. Williams IN
plan to place fitting monuments along
the Old Trails route to the memory Of
the pioneers of the country. The ID.
\. r. propose to erect, in each state,
one statue of a pioneer mother. A site
near Williams has been suggested as
very fitting historically, and beautiful
as we'll, and it is expected action will
be taken upon it soon.
st. Johns mission plans to equip its
attractive parish house with new and
modern furniture and to lease the
place furnished as soon as the furni
ture can be installed. The Lilo Per-
rims are leaving soon to spend the
winter in Phoenix, and do not plan to
renew their lease on the dwelling.
Mrs. F. D. Bly, and Miss Bess AL
corn returned to Williams Saturday,
after a pleasant summer at their home
in Cookville, Tenn. Miss Alcorn will
again have charge of the commercial
course at the high school, As during
the past year, Miss Ruth Rennick, an
other of the school faculty, will make
her home at the Bly, residence.
A business meeting of Catholic
women was held at the home of the
pastor, Reverend Tremblay, Tuesday
afternoon. The church presents
handsome appearance now with It's
floor covering of battleship linoleum,
with red velvet carpet adjoining the
sanctuary. Carpet and linoleum are
also being laid in the pastors resi-
dence and other repairs are contem-
plated. James Busey and son had
charge of the laying of the linoleum
in the church building proper.
The children of Mrs. Tom Moss are
victims of the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Byers and Ruth
Lee and the R. A. Christys returned
Wednesday last from attending the
snake dances.
Miss Helen Maxwell will leave Sun
day night for Prescott, where she will
teach. Mrs. J. H. Maxwell will retain
her home here during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunning, who occupied
the Stevenson residence this summer,
left September l for Denver, where
they will reside. Miss Florence Allen
left Sunday for Phoenix, where she
has enrolled as a student nurse.
Miss Hannah brennan is undergoing
treatment in Phoenix for ear trouble.
The Charles Whitfields are moving
soon to Tucson, where Mr.. Whitfield
will be employed in the grocery de-
partment of the Steinfeld store. The
Whitfields recently sold their home
here to Bert Brown, foreman of the
highway maintenance camp, eight
miles east of Williams. During their
several years residence here the
Whitfields have made many warm
friends who regret their departure.
The Lloyd Robinsons moved last
week from Judge Sleeves house on
Sheridan avenue to the Jack Coggins
home north of the, railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Buggeln of
Grand Canyon spent part of last week
in Williams. They left on Friday for
Phoenix with the Ed Johnson children,
who have been their house guests this
summer. The young Johnsons will go
from Phoenix to their home in San
Diego by motor stage. Mrs Edward
Johnson is still in Michigan but ex
pSctS W ISluiH WSoI Into "ALlIOA.
The body of Mrs. Edgar Peugh, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Rug
giles land two brothers, all of Great
Bend, Kansas, arrived in Williams last
week Wednesday, and was on Thurs
day shipped to its final destination at
Great Bend. Mrs. George Reinhardt,
a friend of the Peughs since their ar
rival here and Santa Fe nurse, mo-
tored to Ashfork to meet the sad
party, and they were guests of the
Reinhardts until they left on Thurs
day. Mrs. Peugh, during her short
stay here, had made wide circle of