The Winslow mail., 1920-03-12
Personal MENTION.

ingly the Wednesday Bridge Club this
week. Mrs. Kenneth Myers was the
lucky lady and was presented with a
beautiful oil painting by Mrs. Ramage
Martin Dadey was a business visitor
in Holbrook last Tuesday.
Wilbur Robinson, Indian trader of
Antelope Springs. was here a few
days this week purchasing supplies
for his store
There will be a meeting of the
American Legion in the City, Hall
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Be
present.
Larry Quinlan, Bill Daze and Mr.
Robinson, all of Babbitt Brothers,
made an inspection trip this week of
their Indian trading stores on the
reservation.
Mrs. Charles Farnsworth returned
this week from delightful visit with
relatives on the Coast.
Don't forget to attend the big Clerks
Union Dance on st. Patrick's Day.
They will have a big eight piece or
chestra, and good time is assured all
yho attend.
There is report current here that
Frank Maginnis Of San Bernardino
was married last week at Riverside.
Fay Gardner. County Assessor, has
again returned to Winslow and can be
found at Judge Mahoney's office.
Charles Eastman is up to the Bah
bitt Brothers trading store at Canyon
Diablo this week relieving Mr.. Hayes,
who had the misfortune to break his
arm the first of the week
Bryan Davis of ST. Johns is busi-
ness visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Thacker leave
Friday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Arkansas
Texas and Oklahoma. They expect to
be gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Harris, Miss
Erions and Miss Leonard motored to
the Petrifed Forest Tuesday in Mr..
Harris car.
George Wrench was taken quite
seriously i'll Sunday morning and was
rushed to the Santa Fe hospital in Los
Angeles for treatment.
T. NJ Quebedeaux and Dr.. r. G.
Bazell left here Thursday via auto
for Pecos. Texas, where they last
week brought in an oil well and made
a sure enough oil field out of what be-
fore had boen a rank wild cat" field.
DR.. George P. Sampson and A. R.
Goldman left Friday night for Phoenix
to attend the Salvation Army meeting
which takes place in that city Sun
day.
Larry QuinIan, general manager of
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company,
was here this week on an inspection
trip. Mr. Quinlan moved his family
from Flagstaff and now lives in Phoe
nix because of the largo interests OF
which he is manager takes most of his
time in Phoenix and Tucson.
D. T. Christensen of ST Johns re-
turned this week with his brother
Frank. and expects to make his home
in Winslow.
Miss Jessamine Funk, bookkeeper
for the Old Trails Garage, has accept
ed a position with the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
Col w. H. Burbage was business
visitor in Holbrook Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Woods has resigned as
County Recorder and left Holbrook for
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs
H. B. Taken, at Porterville, Calf
Miss Marguerite Drumm Of this city
was appointed to fill the unexpired
term of Miss Woods.
Miss Teresa Monroe received a tele-
gram from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cha
dek, who sailed for South America
some time ago to locate, stating that
they had arrived in San Francisco and
in the future would make their home
in the U. S., as South America didn't
appeal to them for home.
Miss Eula ludlow, teacher in the
high school, left Thursday for few
days visit in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Morrison are in
Phoenix this week on a short business
trip.
| The Altar Society will hold bakery
sale at Rabbits Saturday, March goth.
Dick Hollingsworth Chevrolet agent
of Holbrook was here on business
Wednesday.
! Art Miller cattle king. was in our
midst several days this week.
| Porter Ewing of the Central Drug
Company returned this week from a
fou, dove ViCit with relatives in Okla