The Winslow mail., 1920-06-25

gone to the Canyon to spend a couple
of days.
Mrs. Lee Pierson and children have
gone to Santa Monica to spend the
summer.
c. D. Richardson returned from
short business trip to Cleburn. Texas,
this week.
c. H. Jordon. prominent attorney of
Holbrook. was business visitor here
this week.
Jack Bidinger. salesman for Chans-
lor and Lyons, was calling on the
trade here this week.
Temple Penrod. representative of
the Boss Rubber Company of Ell Paso.
was here this week.
j. fl. Ghruel returned last week
from San Bernardino and is again EN-
ployed at the roundhouse.
| Lorenzo Hubbell Indian trader at
Oraibi. was business visitor here
| oOtCI OIL udy6 tulS WEEK.
2. A. Marks. superintendent of the
Oraibi day schools. was in town for
| severa days this week.
Mrs. Chester Smith, accompanied by
her father. Mr.. vandivort. left this
week for Redondo Reach.
r. r. Jones of the Arizona Electric
Company left Thursday for a short
business trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drumm and
child arrived home from Blythe. Cal.
Friday suffering from typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. J. Abell returned this week
| from Oklahoma where she has been
visiting relatives the past two weeks.
| Thursday, the oath, was designated
as cleau up day by the Mayor and the
town now looks like a "Spotless
| Town"
Mrs. Behn's cousin leaves for Santa
| Anna this week, she has been visiting
here with Mrs, Behn for the past two
months.
Mr.. Murray, who opened the first
drug store in Winslow passed thru
here last week en- route to his old
home in Kentucky.
Miss Hazel Hearth has accepted a
position with the Arizona State Bank
as bookkeeper. Mr. Sharp has gone
to the electric plant
Mrs. Clebern Creswell. Miss Belle
Presley and Mrs. L.. ID. Smith left
for Texas Sunday to spend the sum-
mer with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Creswell and
Mr. and Mrs. Commick motored out
to Canyon Padree Sunday morning
and reported delightful trip.
Mr., Parr left for Texas last Sun
day Helen Richardson accompanied
him as far as Alvarado. Texas, where
she will spend the summer.
A merry childrens party was cele-
| brated at the home of Master Eaus-
tus Gilpin in honor of his second
birthday. the afternoon was spent lin
games.
Mrs. McGavick and Mrs. Bristol are
among the motorists from Winslow
who recently made trip to the Can
yonin new car Mr.. Bristol just pur
chased.
Marshal Ed Gardner and Night
Marshal Enoch Wilson took hand in
a Mexican poker game this week, and
as usual the officers got away with all
the money.
Mrs. E. H. Murphy entertained Mrs.
Hare, sister of Charles Ray. here last
Thursday night, Mrs. Hare is on her
way to California to spend the sum-
mer with her mother Mrs. G.. Ray.
The small guests who enjoyed the
happy day were Daymon Moore Helen
and Grace Chafton, Thelma and Ruth
Sears, Jimmie Bly,. Bobbie Lyons,
Buddie Richardson. Thomas Kauf-
man, Jr., Walcott Helen Dean Grey
and Jr. Payne.
At half after nine morning Of June
Is Miss Edith Bowen and II. o.
Greggs were quietly married in Hol-
brook, only the brides parents were
present. Mrs. Greggs has attended
the Winslow schools for the past
five years, while Mr.. Greggs is en-
ployed with the Santa Fe as opera
tor. After a wedding tour of several
weeks in California Mr., and Mrs.
Greggs will return to Winslow to
make their future home.
NOTICE