The Winslow mail., 1920-02-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

tney usually start a candy kitchen
George Creswell this week purchas-
ed the home of O. L. Thacker.
The mud has dried up again and our
streets are passable, and we are hav-
ing fine sunshiny days.
A Russian is somewhat like a man
whose wife is away. He doesn't know
what to do with his freedom.
Several citizens of Gallup are ex-
pected here Saturday to attend the
big initiation of Elks
There is the greatest excitement in
church when the collection plate
makes it's rounds with a bill on it.
The world should have adopted our
Declaration of Independence as a New
Year resolution
pet" Brayman was taken to the
hospital in Los Angeles Monday suf-
fering from inflamatory rheumatism.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Ray Lancaster
Tuesday night fine big eleven pound
boy. The mother and boy are doing
fine.
Our sheriff, Charles Harp, was con-
fined to his bed in our city few days
this week suffering from an attack OF
flu.
The new cellaphone flowers and
trimmings combined with maline and
transparent hair will be some of the
exclusive models shown at Mrs. W.T..
Buffers today
Mrs. Quinlan, representing the Eli
son-White Chautauqua, is in the city
this week making arrangements for
this great show to appear for week
sometime in May.
Mrs. w. T. Butler, 212 Kinsley Ave.
A spring opening that you should
attend. The wealth of novelties and
exclusive ideas were never greater.
Mrs. W. T. Butler
1t is said that Adam and Eve did not
know they were naked until they had
partaken of the apple 1t is about
time the fruit was passed to few
who are keeping up with modern
fashions.
Senator Truman H. Newberry is as
deep in the mud as Berger is in the
mire. Newberry is a Republican;
Berger is a Socialist. Both are dis
grace in their branch of congress.
Watch how they whitewash Newberry.
John Biller left the first of the week
for the Santa Fe hospital in Los An
|geles. Mr.. Biller is suffering from
|nerveous break down, caused primari-
ly from shell shock which he received
while in the front line trenches in
France.
It is reported that our old friend.
Milton Todd. was recently married to
a charming young lady of Gallup, but
we have been unable at this writing to
learn the details, as Mr.. Todd is out of
town and seems to have taken no one
into his confidence.
The dance given by the G. l. A.
ladies Saturday night in the Electric
Theater was grand success in every
way. A large crowd was in attend
|ance and the music by the orchestra
which Mr.. Florin was leader was ex-
|ceptionally good.
A statistican has just figured that
one cent invested at the beginning of
Christian era, 1919 years ago, at IL
per cent, interest compounded to date.
would make 100000 chunks of solid
gold each the weight of this earth.
Pennies taken at this office on sub
scription.
Tom Combs, local switchman, met
with quite painful accident in the
yards Wednesday night. He was very
fortunate that the accident was not
fatal, as he was completely run over
by the switch engine, receiving numer-
Gus painful bruises but nothing very
serious, and he will be out and around
within few days.
John Leonard, 45 years old, died
early yesterday morning at the Santa
Fe hospital from Bright's disease Mr..
Leonard came week ago from Win
slow for medical treatment. He was
a machinist Mrs. Leonard was with
him when the end came. The body
was taken to Crollotts parlors pend