The Coconino sun., 1927-01-21
GRAND CANYON

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Charles Carpenter, cashier at the
Santa Fe station is confined to his
bed with the measles.
Thomas Ptre, barber at the Ell
Tovar has resigned and on Wednes-
day left for Chicago. Mr.. G. P. Simp-
son from San Bernardino is taking his
place.
Mrs. George Cotton was Flagstaff
visitor for several days, returning on
Thursday
Deepest sympathy is extended to G..
A. Clark in the loss of his father,
whose death occurred at Flagstaff last
week. Mr.. Clark left for Flagstaff
on Monday.
D. C. Higgins left for Berkeley,
Calf, where he is student at the
university, after spending three weeks
at the Canyon relieving Mr.. Goodrich
who returned on Monday after hav-
ing visited in Kansas City, Omaha and
Denver.
Mrs. Il. G. Carr left on Thursday
for Hayward, Calf, where she will
spend two or three weeks visiting
with her folks.
Harry Rorrick, of the Harvey
transportation returned on Monday
from a short visit in Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harvey were
visitors at the Grand Canyon for a
few days last week.
Mr.. Coburn, who had been one of
the FL Tovar clerks for some time
past, resigned and left for Phoenix
on Monday last.
Mrs. George H. Barney returned on
Tuesday after enjoying the holidays
with her sister in Gallup.
John Ivens Post sponsored a rabbit
shoot Sunday, a total of SO rabbits
being brought in, the losing team
giving the banquet at the government
mess house, which included ]. E.
Shirley, Bob" F'rancey, Ivan Payne,
Wes. Case, Roy Burris, Ed Gritty,
Rube Francey, Clarence Kabler, En-
ol'y Kolb and Mrs. Dan Alice. The
winning team included Elmer Nelson,
j. E. Ketner, Mrs W. Case, Art. Met
zer, r. Williams, Ed Newman, Dan
Alice, Ray Schech and Shorty Kent.
"A hilarious time was had by all, the
jokes mostly being on Roy Burris who
didn't get a rabbit. After the win
ners had eaten all the rabbits, the
losing team was served with rocks,
mouse traps, snares and hooks with
which to hunt rabbits next time.
Robert Harrison, mechanic and
champion baseball catcher for the
transportation, resigned and left for
Los Angeles on the 11th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Baughn en-
teItained few friends at an interest
ing radio party on Saturday at their
home.
On Monday morning, F. L. Perkins,
mechanical supervisor and j. Dwyer,
system power plant inspector arrived
to make tour Of inspection of the
new power plant.
John Ivens Post Gun club reorgan-
lied this week, will hold the first
shoot Sunday if the weather is favor
able.
Sam Bracco left for Trinidad on
his annual vacation on Saturday. He
will be gone about two weeks.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Grace Thurston and
Robert Walkey, which took place at
Rowe Well on Tuesday, Jan. IL, with
Justice of Peace Ed Hamilton Off
ciating. Mr.. Walkey is second trick
engineer at the new power plant, and
MISS lnuTSLOn was 1OInICIly chuPAoySu
at the FL Tovar.
Billy Ransome was at the Can
yon last week on business connected
with the new power plant.
Joe Reed and Charles Greening
were given short notice last week to
move their bungalows at once, as the
Santa Fe is ready to start building
the new machine shop which will CON
meet on TO the new Harvey laundry.
Mrs. II. Carter went to Winslow on
Tuesday for a short stay with re1a
tives.
Mr.. McNally, district commander
of the American Legion addressed
meeting of John Ivens post on Mon
day night last.
VIM. Archer came home SUNDAY
from his vacation in Albuquerque. He
was gone about two weeks.
The p. T.. Al. held their regular
monthly meeting at the school house
on Friday evening.
A large party Of skaters spent the
evening at Raintank Tuesday night.
Howard Greening was in Williams
on Monday of this week.
Aimee Semple MCPHERSON, enreute
to Denver, stopped over at the Grand
Canyon on Monday. While here Mrs.
Mcpherson took the trip to the bot
tom Of the Canyon astride mule.