The Winslow mail., 1920-01-02

days business trip TO Gallup.
Mrs. e. H. Bargeman and children
are visiting friends here this week
Emmett Wallace, cattlenan of Hol-
brook, was down Friday on business.
T. Niethammer was business visit
or in FL Paso for few days this week.
Mrs. Roy Sutherland is spending the
holidays visiting relatives in Los An
geles.
e. J. Marty, Indian trader of Indian
Wells, was in town several days this
week.
Col. w. H. Burbage is in Los Angeles
this week for a short visit with. his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cline Asbury of
Phoenix were in town Monday renew
ing old acquaintances
O. F. Hansen returned this week
from Los Angeles where he has been
In the Santa Fe hospital.
W. r. Connell left Monday for the
East to join his wife, and after few
days visit they will return home.
Lorenzo Hubbell, Indian trader of
Oraibi, was in town this week purchas-
ing supplies for his many stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kaufman were
dinner guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers
e. A. Marks, superintendent Of
day schools at Oraibi, was business
visitor here few days this week.
Mrs. B. Borund and children of
Flagstaff are guests this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wyrick
Miss Louise Dadey has resigned her
position as Deputy County Recorder
and has returned home for the winter.
Hunger knows no armistice. The
war is over but the effects of the war
are today overwhelming the Near
East.
Bill Erickson returned from Califor-
MIA this week where he has been visit
ing his father, Nels, who is in the
tailoring business at Escondido.
Mrs. Ben Doolittle returned this
week from Kansas where she has been
the past three months visiting with
her parents.
w. W. Herne, of the Williams News,
spent Thursday in Winslow leaving
this morning for Holbrook, and will
return to Williams on Saturday.
T. A. Keith returned this week from
the Casper, Wyoming, oil fields where
he was fortunate to secure several
acres of valuable oil land
Jack Drumm, who has been spend
ing the holidays with his family in
Los Angeles, is expected home Sun
day.
Frank Flickinger, who the past
guards at the State Penitentiary,
spent the holidays here with his
family
Among those attending New Years
Eve dance in Holbrook were: Dick
Wyrick, Bud Young, Walter Creswell,
Willie Carroll and Olivia and Bernice
Cunningham.
The heavy fog which has been with
us several days has completely gone
and we are again having nice, warm
sunshine weather, and it begins to
look as If our winter weather for this
year is over.
Frank Crapser, who has been in
charge of the Fred Harvey House here
for several months, has been trans
ferred to manage the Barstow Harvey
House and will leave in a few days to
take up his new residence.
Resolved-That l will let no child
suffer If it is within my power to pre-
vent" Having made write to the Ari-
zona headquarters of the Near East
Relief and learn how you can keep it.
Billy Brayman has quit the Indian
trading business and as the Bank of
Winslow's business has increased to
where it was necessary to employ
more help Mr.. Brayman has accepted a
position with that estimable organi-
zation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stinert returned
this week from their honeymoon spent
III the East. They had quite a long
visit at the home of Mrs. Steinert' s
parents in Scrani on, Pa. Bert was on
his good behavioi while there as his
father-in-law is Chief of Police in
Scranton.
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