Holbrook argus., 1912-09-10
Winslow News Notes
From the Winslow Mail


 tb coun.r. While in Kansas City re- IeutiS, where he disposed of some spring lambs, Mir. Houck made trip through Utah before coming back nome. While ir tn section of the country he purchased baud of 70 Cotswool bucks and four ewes, said to be about eleven months old. MT. Houck il forms u- that these sheep are yer, much larger than ,he ordinary she e. rh St n of :L' ""u' z ir,. h. aIso pi cd uced sample ot wool which Ill. ,,s ured IA 2 inches l,ng.
 Mrs. On. S. Cripi en of the Navajo C. aninE PsTlors nr Front Street Is nov occupying looms With Mrs. burke, across the street from Mrs. J X Woods. Mr> rippiu vii, be glad 10 see any of her old GUS aers there. Phone 92.
 The May flower CIub has issued invi- tation- ihis ct k fur card party and dance to be given Wednesday evening. Sr, mhtr 11it, a 8 o'clo'k, ,t he Op era House. Tre price of admission will be 50 cents. Invitations must be pre- sented at the door to gain admission.
 The Modern Woodmen of America, just organized here, will hold their reg ular meeting every Tuesday evening at the Ell $ Hall ar 8 o'clock. All visiiiI g brothers are welcome to attend.
 Mrs. Crozer ald son Joe, arrived home last Friday fIom visit with hei daughter Mrs. Doyle who is making her home ID Richmond, Cal, Mrs. Crozer was called there on account of the serious illness of her daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Chadck of Williams were visitors here with friends Sunday.
 John B. Campbell WAS a business visitor at Flagstaff this week.
 Wm. J. Dsze returned this week from Los Angeles and other coast cities where be has been an two weeks va cation.
 E. R. Baca and family left last nigh, for Winslow, Ariz., where they will in the future make their home. MT. Baca formerly managed the Old Albuquer que Browns, semi professional base ball team Albuquerque Journal.
 ioh I'm r.noiuod ir,vitu ton this week from Winnipeg, Canada announcing the marriage of his nephew Mr. Frank Bertram BlackIey to Mis- Ramsey Lonise Ives, ill that city, Sa urdsy, August the 24th.
 Work has been begun this week by Contractors Yard x Hichm.nn on e $20,0OO contract for the Santa te foi erection of 8 power house and block signal system in Williams. This bloct signai system will be ill use be,wee Flagstaff and Ash Fork. This is par of the main line that has heen double. tracked the last years.
 Engineer +. T. Farnsworth of Gallup was visitor in town this week atteho. ing the dance of the B. of l.. F. & E, Monday.
 Attorney J. F. Jones of Flagstaff was visitor in town the carry part of tn. week.
 Winslow's Pioneer Band, Messrs JnO Donohue and T. J. lesser, tittingly UL served Labor Day M Monday afternoon, out In their little band wagon win tt, instruments and parading through lh, flown playing national airs. W. 5. O'Brien, formerly of Winslov but now of LOS Angeles, well-knowl in railroad circles and old timers here is business visitor in town at present Mir ObrIen has been engaged in tLe insurance business iD Los Angeles fol the last three years since leaving Win. low, but is now engaged ss Specia Representative for the Railway kealt! and Investment Co.,. of Los Angeles This company was organized numbei of years ago by railroad men and ha. the endorsement of the four great rai road organizations. MT. O'Brien is seI- ling stock in this company among the railroad boys here, number of the men here having purchased some oi this stock a few years ago which is paying good dividends. MT. O'BrieI came here from Albuquerque where he disposed of about $2,0O0.O0 of this stock. He will be in Winslow unIi. after the celebration and will thel leave for Los Angeles where he has other business engagements.
 Mrs. Alex. Sutherland, who has beer