The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19
PERSONAL MENTION.


Wednesday making Inspection of the
Harvey Eating House systems along
the line of the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Behn, Jr., expect
to leave this week for Denver where
they expect to make their home in the
future
Mrs. R. P. Kelly and Mrs Jessie
Joslyn went to Gallup Wednesday tc
attend big dance given in that city.
The st. Patricks Ball given at the
Electric Theater Wednesday evening
by the Clerks union was a pronounc-
ed success in every way. The largest
crowd of the season was in attendance
and the music was excellent
/ Harry Sutherland expects to leave
in the near future for Phoenix where
he will put his mother Mrs. Georgia
Sutherland, in hospital for treat
ment, as she is improving very slow
ly here.
Miss Hazel Van Warmer of Toledo
Ohio, passed through Winslow on No
3 Saturday evening for an extended
visit with friends in Los Angeles. ShC,
is cousin of G. P Mosbach of 316 w
End street an old time resident Of
Winslow.
Dick Hollingsworth, Chevrolet gent
of Holbrook, was transacting business
here Thursday
! Mrs, Jessie Miller of Los Angeles
spent few days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Parr Mrs
Miller is enroute to Albuquerque
where she will attend the Grand
Chapter of the Eastern Star
Edward Sawyer returned this week
from Phoenix where he has been
spending the winter
Winslow experienced the hardest
wind and dust storm Sunday that has
been seen here in over ten years.
Several roofs were damaged and most
all the sign boards and awnings were
blown down
Jack McKinnon and family of Hol-
brook have moved to Winslow to re
side. Mr.. McKinnon has accepted
position in the Santa Fe office
Mrs. R. c. Drybread and daughter
Nell, returned this week from Lo,
Angeles where they have been visit
ing friends the past ten days.
L. E. Curtis left Tuesday for Ba-
kersfeld. Cal, On two weeks bust
ness trip.
Father Edward Albouy returned
from Cooley this week where he has
been in the interest of the Catholic
church making arrangements to build
new church at that new and grow
ing city in Apache county
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers were
the guests at the home of Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Of Holbrook this week
Loren Rafnot of the Palace Drug
Company of Holbrook is confined to
his room this week with the flu
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McKinnon of Hol-
| brook visited friends here Sunday.
DR.. George P. Sampson, County
health physician, went before the City
Council of Holbrook Tuesday night in
regard to the sanitary conditions at
Holbrook
Miss Olive Clark, deputy court clerk
of Holbrook, spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed. Clarke
/ Robert Walton. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. was business
visitor in Holbrook this week.
! Riley Greer county attorney, was III
Winslow day this week on profes-
sional business.
Jack Drumm was in Holbrook a day
last week on a shart business trip.
] Miss Margurite Wyrick spent Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Chas. Wyrick. Miss Wyrick
is the leading lady in the senior class
play at the F1agStaH Normal this year
Judge Crosby of Holbrok was in
Phoenix this week attending the Sal
walton Army convention
A. r. Goldman, DR.. Geo. P. Sampson
and G. G. Bazell returned Tuesday
morning from Phoenix where they
have been attending the Salvation
Army convention.
Dutch" Marley had the misfortune
| to have his horse fall on him Monday
on ranch near Phoenix. Mr.. Mar
Iley's leg was broken by the accident.
! Members of the 3. P o. E. lodge No
$50 may pay their dues at the club
room any evening except Sunday
Sunday from to s p m. New lodge