Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
W|NKELMAN MAN
 M0URNS BROTHER

WINKELMAN, Dec. 29.-Deputy Sheriff Ed Hamilton received the sad message of the death of his brother, T. H. Hamilton, of St Louis, Mo. He was killed in battle with four men while in the discharge of his duties as deputy sheriff in East St. Louis. Miss Florence Barkley of Covington, Indiana, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Slauter. She expects to remain six months.
 The Red Cross will benefit by an operetta to be given in Hutton hall, Saturday evening, January 5th. The cast is made up of children of Winkel- man under the direction of Mrs L. Marshall. The title of the play is, The Fairy Shoemaker" Another Red Cross event will be a New Years eve dance in Hutton hall, the proceeds to go entirely to the Red f Cross fund. This dance will be a cos tune dance, penalty being assessed 1 any dancer not attired in calico or overalls.
 l Mrs. Clara D. Baker teacher in ! the Mesa schools, is holiday guest of Mrs. P. L. Hutton.
 Miss Wheat, who taught in the schools here last year and is now a teacher in the Phoenix schools, is wis lung at the lar1nedn nome.
 The Masons and the Eastern Star held joint installation of officers for the coming year Thursday evening.
 The municipal Christmas tree brought joy and a gift to every child in Winkelman. A program, under di- rection of Prof. Leroy Pratt of the Winkelman schools, was given at the Dreamland Friday night, in connection | with the tree. The audience was esti- mated to be five hundred.
 Mir and Mrs. H. E. Plympton of Ray. were Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry.
 Mrs P. L. Hutton had the misfor- tune to be robbed of S750 worth of jewelry, mostly diamonds, Saturday morning. They were taken from her bedroom between the hours of eight and eleven. While a number of clues have been found the robbery is still unsolved. One suspect is being held awaiting trial Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Reedy of Christmas formerly of Winkelman. are spending a few days at MT. Cooks of the Cook Drug company.
 pr. Ira T. Brown of Los Angeles, but
 formerly of Kelvin, is now located ir
 Winkelman where he takes over Dr M G. Marden's practice. pr. Marder has gone to Philadelphia to join the medical unit of the American Interna- : tional Shipbuilding corporation on Hog : island.
 ' H. s. Bailey of the Gila Valley Bank
 and Trust company, and Mrs Bailey , celebrated their sixth wedding anni-
 versary Christmas day, also Mrs
 Bailey's birthday. In the evening fifty
 invited guests gathered at their home
 and enjoyed the occasion at progres.
 sive five hundred. Prizes were wor
 by Mrs. Geo. Johnson and MT. White r man. The guests presented MT ant
 Mrs. Bailey with a cut glass water set
 Delicious refreshments were served bI
 the hostess.
 An ear for an ear" was evidently
 the slogan of two Mexicans in { l shooting affray on lower Front street y Christmas eve. Dioniseo Grigalva lie I in Hayden hospital with bulle g wound in his left ear and one in his > leg. Eloquio Quintana is fleeing south ], ward in his auto with bullet wound . in his right ear and one in his hand l Grigalva is reticent as to their trouble 3 but alleges he was being robbed e Quintana is a citizen of Mexico. t A Ford touring car playfully turned
 turtle rather than turn the corner a r the Presbyterian church Christina S noon. It was driven by Harry Scott O e the London Arizona mine of Chilito