The Winslow mail., 1920-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs Thurl Keith left Tuas-
day on a busines trip to Jerome. Ari-
zona, where they expect to remain
for a few weeks.
At the invitation of Mrs. William
Matthle and Needles Chapter No 242
OF the Eastern Star, the following
ladies left Wednesday morning for
| Needles, California, where thew will
visit as guests the above chapter:
Mesdames J. r. Janeway, Ben Evans.
e. b. Hebert, Joseph Fussel. George
kingrea, Harry Lambert. Raw B. Ian
caster. e. III. French, F. Hink. J.
Holm and William Matthie.
Mrs. Claffey and Miss Sullivan were
In Phoenix last week attending a con-
ference of vocational teachers of the
state
Plans are complete for the Bazaar
at the Electric Theater on November
% and 23rd. Lunch will be served
continuously from p. M There will
be a childrens masquerade at 4:3O D.
m. On the 23rd to which EVERY child
is invited to take part. In the even
| ings of both days there will be dane
ing.
IL, M. Bruchman, the Indian curio
merchant of wide reputation, has re-
| Gently added to his establishment a
Navajo squaw who weaves blankets
| just as they are weaved out on the
reservation There is also a Indian
| silversmith, and another one in the
| capacity of moccasin maker. These
Indians are on duty daily at the
Bruchman Indain Curio store, and the
public is cordially invited to come in
| and see the natives at work
A. S. Brayman and wife have re-
/ turned from Phoenix where they have
been the past week taking in the
State Fair
Mrs c. G. Grover was visiting her
friends in Flagstaff last Sunday
A. e. Moll manager of the Co-Opera-
tive Store. was business visitor here
last week
Tuesday Governor Thomas E. Camp
bell and his private secretary were in
the city for short time The Cover
nor was enroute to Springerville on
business trip. He returned to Hol-
brook via auto Thursday and caught
the limited for Phoenix.
DR.. r. G. Bazell has been on the
sick list for several days but is now
improving. He left Thursday for
Phoenix where he will spend week
or SO recuperating.
Cigars were plentiful Wednesday,
Mayor George Creswell and wife are
the happy parents of a six-pound girl
Harry Siegmund and wife are the
proud parents of an S-pound boy. Both
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Word has just reached here of the
marriage of Miss Anna APPEL and Mr..
Charles Eastman. The happy couple
have returned to this city where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Eastman holds responsible position
with the Stores Department of the
Santa Fe. Their wide circle of friends
extend congratulations.
The Elks are planning large ini-
tiation for December 4th, when it is
hoped to have so or 20 candidates who
will seek the mysteries of Elkdom A
large banquet and entertainment is
in store after the initiation.
The Masons are planning for visit
from the Grand Master of the State of
Arizona who expects to visit the local
lodge November 9th. An initiation
in the Master Mason Degree will be
conferred and banquet afterwards.
The local offices of the Santa Fe
and also the Rabbits store are or
ganizihg basketball teams and the
names of its members will be an
nounced later. A large number are
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good games will be played during the
coming season. The Gym at the school
has been secured through the kindness
of Prof. Grover and good clean games
will be played with much rivalry.
Mrs. l.. B. Britt has returned from
her three months vacation spent with
relatives and friends in the state of
Missouri.
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