The Winslow mail., 1921-09-02
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HAPPENINGS AMONG
THE CITY PEOPLE

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Mr.. George Dagg has left for San
Dlego after spending the summer
months with his father William H.
Dagg of this city. Mr.. Dagg will en-.
ter a military school at San Diego
for the winter course.
Mrs. Robert Watson of Prescott
was in the city last Sunday and re-
turned to that point the first part
| of the week.
Miss Eloyse Baumgartner of Flag
| staff is in the city this week visit
ing Miss Mana Long.
Inadvertently we failed to men
tion in these columns that Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones are the proud
parents of seven pound girl that
arrived week or so ago. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely
Congressman and Mrs Carl Hay
den stopped over in Winslow Wed
nesday evening and left on train 8
Thursday morning for Flagstaff, and
j thence to Los Angeles for a visit
before returning to Phoenix. Mr..
Hayden has many friends in Wins
low as was evidenced at the last
election and they are always glad
to see him. They were met at the
train here by Judge and Mrs R. B.
Wa ton
Jack Marden, manager of the Hol-
brock Oil company is in the city for
a couple of days He reports work
at the well progressing under very
promising conditions The Holbrook
/ Oil company are likely to be the
pioneers Of the field who will be in
strumental in the proving of it., with
prospects that time is not far dist
ant
The family of Fireman r. E. Whit
low is receiving visit from his
mother, Mrs l. E. Whitlow of San
Diego, California.
] Miss Nan Brown will start her
piano and harmony class the first
day Of September. 26t4
Miss Florence Rannells is visiting
in San Francisco and will soon
leave there for Los Angeles where
she is to attend school,
A letter received by ye editor an
nounces that M. George II. Keyes,
Jr., and the family will return to
Winslow on or before September Is.
While Mr.. Keyes has not fully re-
covered his recent illness, he is re-
cuperating and it is hoped that the
process of recovery will continue
after his return.
E. A. Sawyer was a business Wis
itOr to Phoenix the first of the week
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company was a visitor to this city
Wednesday morning.
Judge j. E. Crosby of the Navajo
county superior court was visitor
here last Monday.
Sam Hayes, the popular shoe art
ist Of Kinsley avenue and who lives
on his homestead Just at the east
edge of town, lost five hogs in last
weeks storm He had his pens sit
uated in the edge of the wash near
the home and when the heavy storm
waters came down in food, they
caught several of his hogs before
they were able to reach higher lev
els. Several inches of hail stones
seem to ride on the crest of the food
and the hogs could not make a sue
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balance of the drove we're safe.
/ T. M. ouebedeaux of the Arizona
State bank was visitor to AlDu-
aueruue on Wednesday.
Notices have been sent out to mo-
torist this week that beginning with
/ September 1st, the garages or the
citv go on a cash basis. They give
as reason that supply houses are
ourtailing credits heretofore extend
ed Garages elsewhere throughout
the country have generally EXTENDED
little credit. They started business
upon a cash basis, so the new sltua-
tiCn is new here only.
H. B. Wall, superintendent of mo-
tive power of the Santa Fe coast
lines. passed through Winslow Tues
day morning on train 8.
Mr.. John w Byrd and Miss Mary
/ E. Levin were married August 29th
at the esidence of Judge and Mrs.
R. B. Walton. Judge Walton per-
formed the ceremony. The con-
tracing parties are we'll and favora-
blv known in this city and many
wishes for long and happy welded
life are extended to them.
Mrs. ]. T. Brioaty and children,
Ruth and Junior, were visitors in
! Winslow over the week end, stop
ping off from a trip east on their
way to their home in Needles.
Sam Hayes made final proof this
week at Holbrook on his homestead
east of town. Mr.. Hayes received
his final citizenship papers short
time ago and now with the acquire
ment of some of Uncle Sans acre
age becomes a bona fde citizen.
George P. Otis, retired first ser
geant of the 7th Cavalry, U. S. A,
is visiting his old friend, Charles
Wyrick. Sergeant Otis was former
ly stationed at Forts Grant and Ap-
ache some % years ago and secured
this country in the days of the Ap-
| che Kid He is meeting with old
acquaintance here and may decide
| tO remain among