The Coconino sun., 1927-07-01
KAYENTA NEWS
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On the way to Tuba City, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor of Oljato passed
through Kayenta, Monday. Mrs. Tay-
Tor was suffering with q foreign par
ticle in her eye and went to consult
DR.. S. T. Campbell. She obtained re-
lief and they returned home the fol-
lowing day.
Among our visitors this week We're
DR.. and Mrs. Kelsey, sons Richard
and Rod, and daughters, Betty and
/ Polly, Of Santa Monica, Cal
! Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones and two
children spent several days here last
week. On Monday John Wetherill
/ took them for the trip to the ruins IN
Segi canyon. Mr. Jones is the GUS
toms officer at Aio, Ariz. The fam
| lily returned to their home on Tues
day
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass of
! Flagstaff spent the weekend in
Kayenta.
Lured by all these slogans to sSee
Arizona First Mr.. and Mrs. III. X.
Warren took little vacation this
week and visited a few of the beauty
spots around Flagstaff. Leaving here
Sunday the first stop was at Cedar
Ridge where they were guests for the
! night of Earl Boyer, who runs the
trading post at that point This
proved wise move on the part of the
, Warrcns for they were successful in
persuading Mr. Boyer that the trad
ing game could go on without his
presence for a few days so he left af-
fairs in charge of his able helper, r.
E. Deans, and joined the sightseeing
excursion. One day and night were
spent at the hospitable lodge of Mr..
and Mrs Carl Mayhew at Oak Greek,
where they were made to feel that the
entire place, including the creek
gardens and delightful breezes were
put there with this particular party's
pleasure in mind. Another day was
spent in a drive beyond Hart's Prairie
and visit was paid to the old Dill
man ranch, the very first home of
Mr.. Warren upon his coming to this
state as boy. 1t took one whole day
to catch all the fish in Mormon Lake
but they had very splendid assistance
in DIR. f.. s. Miller in landing the
ner as well as the stories that were
agreed upon for broadcasting upon re-
turning home On Friday the reserva-
ton folks drove back to Cedar Ridge
and the next day the Warrens went
on to Kayenta. All three felt it was
time well spent but all too short to
take in half the delightful trips
around Flagstaff
M.r Ma faa Thn,~lnr Dan1a nxaJ Tnff
Nelson took a little time off from
their work at the coal mine and went
over to Tuba City, Saturday
Harold Hardy and Mrs. Elnora Viii
let's went to Flagstaff, Friday Mrs.
Willetts has been employed at the
Wetherill ranch but Is returning to
her home at Detroit.
Mr.. Groves Of Tucson and Mrs.
Marguerite Wyrick of Winslow were
Kayenta visitors last week They left
here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashcroft and
three children of Dene Hotso left on
Monday for a visit to relatives at
Fruitland, N. NJ.
Rex Campbell came over from Tuba
City, Tuesday, to visit with his friend,
Harry Nurnberger, and keep him COM
pany during the absence of the War
rens.
Ralph Mangum returned last Sat
urday from his fishing trip to Can
nonville, Utah.
Joe Golino and w. Fl. Franklin
weer over from Chill Chin Bito, Satur-
day. Mr.. Golino has purchased a
truck and will haul his own freight
for the trading post from Gallup.
Jack and Ventress Wade, Mrs. Os-
borne and Dorothy Fellows left Sum
day for a motor trip to Denver. The
two gentlemen expect to return
d. M. Wallace and Mr.. Cory of Los
Angeles, geologists for the Myle Oil
CO., have been looking over this sec
ton. They departed Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Squire Mangum left
on pack trip, Sunday. Mr.. Mangun,
government stockman, is taking the
census in the neighborhood of Navajo
mountain. On the way they visited
Betatal1in ruins in Segi canyon.
James E. Ewers went into Flag
staff Wednesday to spend the Fourth
with his wife and daughter at Nor
mon Lake.
Joe Hatch and Herbert Redshaw
were here from Dene Hotso, Satur-
rday. Mr.. Redshaw, whose home is
at Aneth, Utah, is government stock
man from the Shiprock agency, and
is installing a sheep dip at Dene
Hotso.