Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-10
WinSlow, Ariz.


Mrs Lottie Tlienes who has beer
cashier in the Rabbit Brothers Tradinl
company for some time, left on he
vacation the early part Of the week
She will spend her time in Lon!
Beach visiting with her brother anC
his family
Miss Edna Bowden, who has beer
in the Winslow Market as bookkeepel
for some time past, has accepted s
position in Charles Cahn's merchan
disc store. She took her new position
the first of the week.
DIR. Pritchard, formerly of our city
before enlisting in service, but now
at Springerville was in Winslow the
first of the week renewing his ac-
Quaintance with old friends after
spending nine months in France. DR.
Pritchard has not fully decided
whether he will again locate in Wins
low or not, as he has been home from
service only a short time.
Mr. and Mrs l.. D. Notaw, we'll
known people in Winslow, left Mon
day to make their future home in
Nevada, where Mr., Votaw has ac3ept-
ed a position with the railroad for the
time being.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Brayman re-
turned Monday morning from Long
Beach, where they have been spend
ing a few weeks this summer. They
report having had a most wonderful
trip, and also visited Catalina Island.
Mr.. Miles Heitzberg returned TO
Winslow the first of the week nfter
a three months visit with relatives
and friends in st. Louis. He resrmes
his former duties with the Spelliuers
and Lyons sheep company.
I "a nNf ~
spent several days this past week viz
iting with her parents. She returned
to the former city Tuesday evening.
The memorial services and the un-
yelling of the monument of Francis
Heron Sunday afternoon was attend
ed by a large crowd. The ceremony
was very impressive as the many
friends of this young soldier lad gath
cred around his grave. At O'clock
that evening all the soldiers and sail
ors of this city gathered in front of
Central Drug store. The procession
to the cemetery was lead by the In
dian band, then the soldiers and sail
ors followed, after them the family
and friends of the deceased
Rev. Barclay of the Baptist church
read the life of this young hero who
had given his all to his country and
brought his wonderful valor closer to
the people who were not so intimate
with him Next Rev. Andrews of the
Methodist church read a paper writ
ten for the occasion of the unveiling
of the monument, and also tol dof the
bravery of the young man, who was
called to his home while serving his
country. The American flag which
was laid across the tombstone was re-
moved and the national hymn played
by the band, after which the firing
squad under the orders of Lieut.. q. {.
Bazer fired over the grave and taps
were played by Private Drumm
Private Francis Heron was well
known to Winslow people as he was
partner in the Old Trails Garage be-
fore existing, and has numerous
friends in this city who extend their
sympathy to the wife and baby of the
deceased and also to the parents ana
sister who reside in this city,
DR., and Mrs. r. G. Ramage re-
turned Sunday evening from San
Diego. where they have been visiting
with Mrs manages parents Tor the
past three weeks.
= Mr. Linn Dunklin. who is wen
known to the young set in WinsloW'
left Wednesday for the Needles, where
he resumes his old duties as ticket
clerk
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Grover returned
Monday from an extended visit III the
east visiting with relatives and friends
Mr. Grover also attended the N. H. a
meeting in Illinois.
w S. Carter and wife left Wednes-
day for Texas, where they Will locate
on a farm. Before leaving WlnsloW
Mr., Carter purchased a team, wagon
harness, and camping outtlt ana Is
making the trip overland IN the pre-
fashion ~
MIR. Schaffer and wife returned from
'San Francisco Monday, after spending
Several weeks in the mountains
around there camping they report
most glorious trip. ,--,a,
A familiar and smiling face Is mss
ing in the postoffice, as Miss Anna Dye
is away on her vacation. She lett Tor
the coast the first of the week
r and Mrs. ubert Richardson are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. and MRS
II. e. Wilson of Los Angeles. MT
Wilson is a brother of Mrs. Richard
son and during his stay here he VIII
construct the new home or Hubert
Richardson on West Aspenwall street
Mr. William Wilson, also OF Los An
geles, will give his assistance on the
new home to he erected. Another
guest at the Richardson home Is MISS
jeanette Wilcox of Montana, a friend
of Mrs. Richardson.
Dave Crozier returned home Tues-
day from being discharged in Frisco.
Dave has spent a number of months
in France and is we'll pleased to be
able to converse with old friends
again.
Mr. G. +. Williamson came IN from
Cameron, Ariz., Wednesday to spend
the day, leaving that evening for
FLAGSTAFF and then continuing his
tourney the following day to the
trading post at Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Miller of
Springerville arrived in Winslow We'd
nesday. Mrs. Miller continued her
Journey eastward to visit the relatives
a month or so. Mr.. Miller will return
to his store at Springerville soon.
Mr.. Clyde Johnston, popular young
man on the Santa Fe, received word
Thursday of the serious illness of his
father and left that noon for Kansas
City on No. 8.
Mr.. Marty, who lives at Indian Wells
north of Holbrook about 26 miles,
was a Winslow visitor "Wednesday on
his returning journey from trip in
Nebraska and California.
Mrs. August Ratelle, who has been
here for the past month visiting az
the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Daze, left for san fran
cisco Thursday morning, where she
again takes up her study in MILL
nery department. Mrs. Ratelle has
many friends who regret her absence
from their midst.
Mrs Lee Pearson and two daugh-
tiers, Genevieve and Margaret, left
Thursday morning for the coast, where
they will spend d couple of weeks or
SO inhaling the ocean breeZes.