The Winslow mail., 1912-09-07
BAND BOYS
ANNUAL PICNIC


YEARLY outing SUNDAY (tompr
row) at Clear Greek Being the
iav before school begins, the
boys will have ample opportul-
ity t. get all surplus noise AMI
Fu. .ut f IN u sys> EN- and b.
ready tor har.i sch u work
The band will leave the band
stand promptly at s r'clcck on
sunday morning, and no doubt
many citizens will take advant-
age of the day and swell the
crowds at our only summer re.
sort.
A program of athletic sports
nas been prepared The picnic
lunch GALL eating at once) will
take place at IL M and the
program of athletic sports to be-
gin at l P NJ.
Everyone in town is invited to
this annual picnic and the band
is planning on a big dav. Best
of order and discipline will pre-
prevail.
Chet. I. Houck the wool grower seems
determined to revolutionize the sheep
md wool industry in this section of
/ he country. While in Kansas City re-
entity, where he disposed of some
spring lambs, Mr.. Houck made trip
trough Utah before coming back
rome. While in that section of the
country he purchased a band of 20
Cotswool bucks and four ewes,
*,id to be about eleven months old Mr..
douck informs US that these sheep are
very much larger than the ordinary
sheep seen isi this section of the eoun-
try. He also produced a sample Of wool
which measured IA IL inches long.
Mrs. Chas. Crippen of the Navajo
Jieaning Parlors on Front Street is
'ow occupying rooms with Mrs Rurke.
cross the street from Mrs. x Woods.
1rs. Crippin will be glad see any of
aer old Gus ners there. Pnole 81.
The May flower Cub has issued invi-
ation- this week for card party and
iance to be given Weines lay evening.
september 11th. a 8 o'clock, at The Op
era House. The price of Admission will
~ 80 cents. Invitations must be pre-.
ented at the door to gain admission
The Modern Woodmen of America,
just organized here, will hold ir reg
liar meeting every ruesda, evening II,
he Eli 9 Hall at s o'clock. All visiting
brothers are welcome to attend.
Mrs. Grocer ald son Joe, arrived
1om- last Friday f om visit wi he,
laughter Mrs Doyle who is maki,g
ler home Ill Richmond, CaI., Mrs.
Grocer was called there OH account of
he serious illness Of her .ughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cbad.k of
Williams were visitors bex with
'lends Sunday.
John E. Campbell W > business
visito.. at Fiagsra IF this week
VIM. j. Daze returned tnls week from
4os Angeles and other coast ci les
where he has been on two weeks va
cation. 80
E. r. Baca and family left last night
or Winslow, Ariz., where they will in
ne future make their home. Mr.. Baca
formerly managed the Old Albuquer
que Browns, professional base
oall team Albuquerque Journal.
Don NJ. Chisholm received an invita-
tion this week from Winnipeg, Canada,
announcing the marriage of his nephew
Mr.. Frank Bertram Blackiey to Miss
Pansey Louise Ives, in that city, Sat-
urday, August the 24th.
Work has been begun this week by
Contractors Yard Il Hichmann on
10000 contract for the Santa Fe for
erection of a power house and block
signal system in Williams. This block
signal system will be in use between
Flagstaff and Ash Fork. This is part
of the main line that has heen double
tracked the last years,
Engineer f. T. Farnsworth of Gallup
was visitor in town this week attend.
ing the dance of the B. of l.. F. & r
Monday.
Attorney J. F. Jones of Flagstaff was
a visitor in town the early part of this
week
Winslow's Pioneer Band, Messrs Jno