The Winslow mail., 1911-11-11


from Williams Tuesday Mr. Bennett
has been for several months conductor
on the log run between Williams and
Bellem0nt but is low assigned 20
through service between Winslow and
Seligman.
A. NJ. Cummings, conductor on the
water run between Ash Fork and Sc
ligman, was III town this week enjoy
ing a brief vacation and visiting with
his many friends here
b. F. Saunders and wife returned
Tuesday from Kansas, having been
visiting there with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ripper and J. Stu
art Christal returned Monday from
Albuquerque whittier they had journ-
eyed Saturday on account of the liz
jury of Engineer j. ". Chrlstal.
O. B. Sutton was in town this week,
purchasing supplies for the ranch,
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. p Sampson left
Wednesday for Phoenix to visit at the
Fair
DR.. and Mrs, R. G. Bazell were out
bound passengers Monday, destined
for Phoenix and the festivities of Fair
week
Conductor r E. Keeney left Friday
morning for Los Angeles and other
coast points where he will spend the
next two months visiting.
Miss Ruth Hesser ente rtained few
of her friends with dance last Satur-
day afternoon, at the opera house.
May Proctor presided at the piano and
Jos. Grocer acted in the capacity of
floor manager. The following young
folks were present: Ila Gates, Gladys
Marley, Babe Coyne, Grace Butner,
Lucille Folsom, Willard Folsom, Peter
Wright, Lige Grocer, John Duffy and
George Sampson.
Conductor Geo. FL. Sutherland re-
turned Friday morning, after an alb
sence of thirty days, spent visiting
with relatives at Ironton, Ohio, and
other points in that vicinity
FOR SALE Drawnwork handker-
chiefs, doilies, dresser scarfs, embroi-
dered shirt waists, Mexican serapes,
handmade Spanish lace.-Mrs. w r.
Carman. (Thurston residence.)
Mrs s. L. Hosler returned this week
from her visit in the east with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs E. L. Hosler left this week for
Los Angeles where she will visit for
short time.
John Sutherland left yesterday for
San Bern ardino, where he goes on bus
inese to be absent about two months.
Mrs. Lambert is sick at the present
time with an attack of typhoid.
The ladies of the Maccabees had
delicious luncheon after their regular
meeting at the Elks' hall, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hill left this week
for Los Angeles to be absent for some
time.
Father Connolly left Thursday for
Williams where he will attend to his
flock in that city.
Arthur Getchell, Of Gallup, was
visitor here for few days this week
"There was $1O5 in the left
trousers pocket!** painted a
white-faced man as he all but
fell into the little tailor's press
ing and cleaning shop. The tail
or glanced at the excited citizen
and went on pushing the goose
After a minute the new arrival
got his breath, but lost his tenn
per. II say there was $1O5 in
the left trousers pocket" he re-
peated, shaking his fist.
well didt | sedt dere wasn't ?"
the tailor asked, Deere iss de
bants. Mebby he iss here yedt,"
pointing to pair of trousers on
nail. The left pocket gave up
a roll of bills and a cigarette
case, the right pocket, bunch
of keys, a penknife and a pound
of other junk, the right back
pocket, magazine pistol and a
handkerchief; the left back pock-
ct, a big memorandum book,
and the fob pocket a watch