The Winslow mail., 1920-04-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

! week.
| Claude LaPrade returned this week
from few months visit in the north
west.
Mrs Gus Rofinot and child of King
man are visiting relatives here this
week.
William Wyrick was in from the
ranch this week attending the Junior
Prom.
| Chet Houck of the Salt River valley
is spending a few days here with his
family.
| Mr. and Mrs NJ. l. Brugh of >Hol-
brook were visiting here a few days
this week
Mr.. and Mrs A H Margeson left on
Wednesday for New York to make
their future home.
l. E. A. Sawyer returned this week
from an extended business trip to Los
Angeles and Phoenix
Conductor Frank Martin was taken
from his train this week suffering
from severe illness.
Cleburn Creswell went to Albuquer-
que this week to enter the hospital
for a minor operation
Mrs. John Sholand left this week
for Topeka, Kansas. to spend several
months visiting relatives.
Mrs James Claffey returned this
week from Tucson where she has been
attending teachers convention.
Mrs Erwin Hebert entertained a
few of her friends last Thursday
evening at most enjoyable evening
of auction bridge.
Mrs. r. Kaufman and children
returned this week from a few days
delightful visit at Cooley with Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Rohles.
George Nagi1ler, who was in the AL
buquerque hospital, is making rapid
progress and will be able to return
home the middle of May
r. T LaPrade will leave this week
for Berkeley, California, where his
son. Arthur. will graduate in law
from Berkeley University.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Smith have moved
here from Holbrook. Mr. Smith has
accepted a position with Richardson
Brothers-Marty Indian Trading Com
pany.
Mrs. V C Proctor and daughter May
left this week for a short visit in
Phoenix. Miss Proctor will also
visit in Tucson at the university and
be guest at one of the Fraternity
dances.
Mr. and Mrs Temple Penrod were
visiting the formers parents here
few days last week Mr. Penrod is
representative of the Boss Rubber
Company with headquarters at Phoe-
nix
Welton A, Hughes of the Central
Drug Company. returned this week
from Phoenix where he passed the
colors and is now full pledged phar-
macists
Mrs, Charles Wyrick was the hos
pitable hostess Wednesday at a most
delicious luncheon to Mrs George
Hennessey and daughter Betty. Mrs.
Tuberville and Mrs Waters and chill
n n
Bazell.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Marty of Indian
Wells were here this week for several
lays and purchased the Lou Philips
home on West Fourth street. and will
move into the residence in the near
future
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Hubert Richardson. Mrs. Joe Grubb
and Misses Jean Anderson and Eula
ludlow for dancing party at the
home of Mrs H Richardson for Mon
day evening in honor of Miss May
Proctor and Mr.. Tom Ingledew. who
are to wed next month.
DR.. and Mrs. R, G, Bazell enter
tanned the Night Club at their home
Wednesday evening. A most enjoy
able evening was spent and at mid
night delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. c. D. Richardson was awarded
| the prize for holding the score among
| the ladies and G, c. Bazell received
| the gentlemen's prize.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fishers home
was made very happy on April 18th
when a fine nine pound son arrived
to take up his abode with the Fiahers.
He is their first child and receives
warm welcome. He is called Ralph
Jack Mrs. Fisher was formerly
Miss Mildred Haynes of Winslow and
the proud father is well known
machinist also from Winslow. Mrs.