Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-17
WINSLOW.

Special Correspondence.
Winslow, A. T., Feb. 14.-Hotel ar
rivals for the last half of the week are
as follows: John, Klassen; Winslow;
j.. F. Holmes, Albuquerque; Alfred
Randell, Winslow; e. E. Greenleaf, j..
b. Skinner, Albuquerque; Joe Slater,
Chicago; J. H. Harriston and wife, L.
A. Pinney, Gallup, N. M.
w. E. Weeks, engineer on the Santa
Fe Pacific, is i~ndisposed, and will like
ly have to remain in doors for a few
days. He was expecting his wife this
morning but she disappointed him and
that makes him feel just that much
worse. We hope Mrs. Weeks will ar
rive tomorrow.
Ruby chapter No. 8, o. E. S., of Win
slow called a special meeting Wednes-
day of this week and initiated three
candidates into the order: Mrs. Jessie
Null, p. A. Ward, of Winslow, and
Annie E. Griffith, of Gallup, N. NJ. The
order is fi%ourishing and is second to
none anywhere. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Annie E. Griffith, of Gallup, n.
M, is visiting friends in Winslow this
week. She is the guest of Mr.. n
Mrs. Walcott, on Kinsley avenue, and
Mrs. Bert Ward goes around all smiles
and hopes Miss Griffith will never go
back.
Mrs. w. r. Carman, of Gallup, N. NJ,
is visiting friends in Winslow this
week. She is the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Silcox, on Third street. Mrs. Carman is
a former resident of Winslow.
George Miller has returned to Win
slow and is now caring for customers
at one of the chairs in John Drumm's
barber shop, under the opera house
on Railroad avenue. We were all glad
to see George back and at work.
Mrs. T. J. O'Kelly is visiting friends
in Williams, A. T., this week. She ex-
poets to meet Mr.. O'Kelly On Wednes-
day of next week on his homeward trip
from California, where he went to bury
his brother, Bynom O'Kelly, who died
here last week.
Charles l.. Flynn, the mayor of Win
slow, is i~ndisposed, but is under the
care of DR.. Tillett, VINO reports his
condition as not serious and thinks
the mayor will be out and around in a
few days.
Mrs. J.. F. Mahoney, the estimable
wife of our police Judge, is ill and is
confined to her room on account Of at
tacks of rheumatism. Mrs. Mahoney
for years past has been troubled with
rheumatism, but lately has been free
from the disease and it is to be hoped
that this attack will not amount to
anything.
The Daily Citizen comes out Will
five beautiful cuts of Albuquerque pub
lie schools. To our mind there is no ad
vertisement a paper can give to a city
like the n the Albuquerque Citizer
gives in the write-up of the public
schools, for on the education of oul
children rests the future of our coun
try. The Citizen deserves great credit
]. X. Wood has returned from Wash
ington, ID. c., where he went as a dele
gate of the people of Winslow and Ma
vajo county to try and induce the de
partment of Indian affairs to locat'
the western Navajo Indian school a
Winslow. We understand that MI
Woods made an impression and tina
Winslow will be favorably considered
when the school is built.
Our new probate judge. F. j. Wa
iron, paid Winslow a business visi
this week. Winslow welcomes MI
Wattron as head of the probate cour
and as county school superintendent
He bears the honors with dignity an
grace.
Thos. H.. Fee, who broke his arr
some time Ago.. is out n around an
is of course losing a lot of time by tn
accident. Tom don't like a broke,
arm.