The Coconino sun., 1927-10-21
KAYENTA NEWS
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DR.. Marion Williams of Santa Bar
bara, Calf, who is enjoying vaca-
tion in and around Kayenta, left Sun
day for Boundary Butte, Utah, to at
tend Yabachi dance.
A picnic group went over to Chill
Chin Bito, Sunday. Those to enjoy
the outing were Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Youngblood and daughter, Evelyn, Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Launder, Miss Mabel
Fitzpatrick and ]. D. Welsh.
It was decided not to try milking
goats for the Marsh Pass school SO
the herd was taken back to Tuba,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Glen Hardgrave and Harold
Hardy departed for Tucson Sunday
morning. Mrs. Hardgrave's home is
in Kansas City, Mo-, and she has been
a guest at the Wetherill ranch here
since the snake dance.
Mr.. Chase reached Kayenta Mon
day. The gentleman had been to Chi
cago to witness the Dempsey -Tunney
fight, making the long trip both ways
in his Packard car, and is now return
ing to Phoenix.
Harry Nurnberger and Keith War
ren were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wetherill Sunday evening
Sheep dipping has been finished at
Goulding's place, in Monumental val
ley.
Supt. Dallas Lawrence Of the gov
ernment school, with a couple of IN
dian helpers, has been busy getting
the mission cottage in shape for use
as a school room and home for the
teacher of the public school. Mrs.
Prescott of Winslow has been en-
ployed for the position and arrived
Tuesday The lady brought her young
son and daughter with her.
Frank Young of Mexican Hat came
in Sunday from Bowie, where he had
been working for an oil company for
several weeks The company has
ceased operations at that point and
has moved to Texas. Mr.. Young
brought batk load of supplies and
building material for the Goulding's
new store going up in the Monuments.
Francis Dobbins of the Monumental
valley trading post also came back
that day Mr.. Dobbins had been to
Flagstaff on business.
Kayenta was visited by its first
killing frost >on the first of October.
Since that time the weather has been
warmer.
w. ]. Davis and son, Robert, re-
turned from Navajo mountain Fri
day. They had been to visit Mrs.
Ben Wetherill. daughter and sister,
respectively, of the two men and they
brought her and her two little sons
back with them. Robert and his fam
lily have been visiting his parents for
a week or more and on Monday they
left for their long drive to their home
at Webster Grove, Mo.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Golino were over
from Chill Chin Bito, Sunday, for their
last trip before moving to Gallup
Mr.. Golino viii be back and forth for
a while, freighting for his trading
post.
James Welsh came in for a short
visit, Monday, and left the next day
for Tuba. He and Preacher Smith
are contemplating a trip to the coast,
Los Angeles being their principal des-
tination. Mr.. Welsh has daughter
living in the California city, as well
as other relatives in that section.
In q letter from Mrs. Noble Dun
away Of Chinlee we learn much news
of interest taking place at the Indian
school there. The new hospital is al
most finished and two new cottages
have been erected. Trees and grass
have been planted and before long
will make beautiful surrounding for
the buildings. Measles are rampant
over there, about so children being in
bed at that time. Fourteen or more