The Coconino sun., 1927-05-27
IN COCONINO COUNTY


They will summer their sheep here.
Earl Pitts is another sheepman re-
Gently bringing his flocks north.
Charley Wickens of the Saginaw
Mill force left this week for the
northwest coast, where he plans to To-
cate. The family will leave later. R.
r. Cook of Los Angeles is the new
foreman of the box factory, the posi-
ton made vacant by the resignation
Of Mr.. Wickens.
The last meeting of the Book club
before the summer season was held
Monday night at the home of Miss
Annie Jaggard. A most interesting
review of Gideon" by Irez Irwin,
was given by Miss Bertha Hoffner,
after which dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The loop road around Bill Williams
Is now open and in fairly good condi-
sion, crew of men working on it at
present. Among other pieces of road
work. planned to be done this season
by the local forest service is a road
to be built from Chalendar south to-
ward Garland Prairie, which at pres
ent is merely trail, and road from
Bellemont to south Of Volunteer
Mountain, which will come out at the
southeast corner OF Garland Prairie.
The road to Sycamore Canyon via the
J. d. Dam country is quite rough In
places, though open The road to the
J. %. itself is in fairly good condition.
All of the above mentioned roads
take the motorist into new and beau
tiful country and will no doubt prove
as popular this summer as last.
After the sixth inning, Williams
boys last Sunday didn't know whether
they were playing baseball or tennis,
and the result was score OF 26 to IA
| in favor of Kingman. During the first
half of the sixth Kingman made only
18 runs. The boys will meet Seligman
next Sunday at Seligman.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Duffy motored
| to Granite Dells Sunday. Miss Lava
Sughrue and Miss Mary Naylor met
them there and the day was spent
picnicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman,
Mark Smith, Jerry White and his
daughter, Mrs. Bauman, n1otored to
the Cliff Dwellings near Flagstaff
Sunday.
An OF the local doctors and the
school nurse, Miss Esther Perry,
motored to the scene of the wreck
near Flagstaff Monday morning, to
render services to the victims Of the
unfortunate accident.
A representative from the Vyne
Bros. Electrical company of Prescott
will be in Williams next week to in
stal the Frigidaire in the Bowden
Drug company. The B. B. Bowdens,
with Mrs. Bowden's mother, Mrs. An
| ma III. Ernst, have leased the Hamilton
house for a year and are domiciled
therein.
Albert Hudson has purchased a
| Paige six sedan.
Spencer Nordyke, student at Uni
versity of Arizona, will be home
/ shortly after June /.
A goodly crowd attended the dance
| given at Parish house last Thursday
evening by St. Margaret's Guild, and
d neat sum was cleared to apply to-
lward the church furniture debt.
1 The Arizona Copper Shows, who
were here all of last week under the
auspices of the Woman's club, took
their attractions to Flagstaff Satur-
| day.
Work on the new Saginaw rooming
house is being rushed to completion
as fast as possible. Carl Kinds is
contractor in charge.
Miss Ruth Wardlaw left for the
| coast Friday, her place as q stenog-
rapher at the Saginaw office being
taken by Miss Elsie Holmes OF Den
yer.
| E. r. Byers made business visit
to Phoenix the first of the week.
TIL. -. or IN.
der quarantine with red measles.
| The E. j. Nordykes are redecorat.
ing their attractive home. Cecil Lugal
i has charge of the work.
i Mrs. Earle Melick, her mother, Mrs
J. III. Maxwell and Miss Helen Max
| we'll will leave shortly after the close
Iof school for Kansas, where they vii
| spend number of weeks visiting
| Mrs. Maxwell's mother and other rela.
tives in Anthony and Hazelton, Ka1is
They will make the trip via auto
Mrs. Melick plans to return IN time tc
attend the summer session OF Flag
staff Teachers college.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold
cooked food sale Saturday morning
at IL ats the Lebsch confectionery
store.
Miss Agnes Britton mas Deen com
| PEELED to return to her home here or
account of illness and will not be able
| to finish the school year at Flagstaff
Teachers college.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Kirwan and
daughter Betty we're dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis DeBold at the
Fray Marcos Sunday.
Al number of school patrons and
| friends motored to Whipple Barracks
! Friday evening, when members from
| our student body put on program
| for the entertainment of the patients
The Girls Glee club and the high
school orchestra gave musical pro-
gram. A violin solo was played by
| Miss Charlotte Stevenson and a cor
| net solo by Harry Irish. Colleen
Quinn gave delightful reading. The
i program seemed to be much appre-
! ciated by the Whipple boys.
The grade school held its exhibit Of
| school work, art and manual training
| this week in the old gymnasium. The
Ischoel exhibit was also open fol
visitors on Thursday evening. Much
creditable work was displayed and
pleased comment heard on all sides.
i Harley Goss Jr. is confined to his
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