The Winslow mail., 1920-03-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

vi anu MIS- Cleburn Creswell are
IN town this week from their ranch
south of town
MI and Mrs G. D. Richardson mo-
tored to Holbrook Sunday and snent
the day with Mrs. L. D. Smythe.
Mark Bryan, Editor of the Hol-
brook Tribune, was here Saturday at.
tending the big Elk Initiation.
MT. John I. Baird, Manager of the
Electric Light Company of Holbroo,.
was here Saturday attending the Elk
Initiation and dance.
There will be a meeting in the citv
nall, Sunday afternoon at 4 n m 70
organize baseball team for Winslow
for the coming season.
MRS. Mary Young left this week for
ner nome at Cleveland, Ohio. She has
'pent several months here visiting her
sister Mrs. Williams Daze.
anu mlS Wlllam Nagle of
Sprlngervile was here Monday renew
ing their old acquaintenances Mr.
Nagle is now merchant prince of
the thriving town of Springerville.
Mf. Frank Keefe, formally in charge
)1 the grocery department of Babbitt
8rothers here. has been promoted and
is now manager of Babbitt Brothers
Wholesale Company of Holbrook
Il. X. Chambers, Navajo Countys
largest sheep man, is in town this
week. Mr.. Chambers and family have
been spending the winter in Phoenix.
but will return to Winslow about the
First of May.
Mr. f. b. Baptist, representing the
lellerbach Paper Company was here
Thursday calling on the trade. Mr.
Baptist lives in Phoenix and is past
Exalted ruler of the Phoenix Elk's
lodge.
The little Hayward boy, who was
run over by an automobile Sunday
was taken to the hospital in Los An
geles Tuesday night as it was thought
that he might have sustained frac-
tured skull.
Sunday night Epworth League will
consist of two selections bv Mrs
Rock, violin solo by Arlis Miller
Piano solo by Miss Day, a reading by
Miss Vorce, while Mr.. C. H. Hamil-
ton will be leader.
Miss Julia Mahoney entertained Mrs.
William Daze, Mrs. Mary Young of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Clarence
Spellmire at dainty appointed lunch
con Monday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Young. The ladies enejoyed the
afternoon in playing auction bridge.
The Adamana Oil Co. { closed cen
.ract with E. E. Vanderhoef, of Jer,
ONE to complete well No. l. Mr. Van
derhoef states that he will have the
necessary machinery on ground and
operations begun before the 18th of
April. This is very encouraging in
deed
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ruffner will
cave on or about April first to make
heir home in Phoenix, Mr. Ruffner
having accepted a position with the
J. G. Penney Company of that place
and will be directly under our old
'riend G. H. McKellips who is mana
ger of the Penney Company for Phoe-
nix.
The Elk's dance Saturday night was
huge success in every way. A large
;rowd was in attendance and every
me enjoyed the excellent music fur
1ished by the eight piece Elks
orchestra. A buffet luncheon consis-
ing of sandwiches, cake and coffee
vas served during the evening
Mrs. Matte Peters arrived in the
ity from Los Angeles Monday on No
0, whore she has been taking treat
nents. She is able to do part of her
work but will still continue to take
lbsent treatment from the Rev. Frank
McHenery, Associate Pastor, Occult
Science of Christian Church.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Hubert
Richardson entertained with a miscel
laneous shower in honor of Mrs. Jo1
Grubb, nee Jeanette Wilcox At 4:30
most dainty refreshments were served
to the following guests: Misses Flem-
ing, Oakley, milestone, ludlow, Pear
son, Gibson, Anderson, and Brown
Mesdames Grover, Myers, C. D. Rich
ardson, Behn, Jr., G. c. Bazell and
Creswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Richardson en-
tertained in their most charming man
ner the Night Club, Wednesday eve
ming at dinner. The club enjoyed the
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