The Winslow mail., 1921-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION

The United States post-office has
been receiving a fresh coat of deco
rative paint this week.
e. w. Fish of the Holmes Supply
Company returned Wednesday evening
from business trip to the company's
stores east of here.
| Mrs. Robert G. Abel returned from
Long Beach last Wednesday where
she has been visiting her parents the
past two weeks
Mrs. L. S. Brooks, wife of Brake
man Brooks, spent the week end in
Gallup with friends from Winslow,
Arizona.-Gallup, Independent
Mrs. Charles P. Addington formerly
of this city but now of Gallup, N NJ,
came down to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Byron P. Adams Monday after
noon. She returned to Gallup Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Chapman, of
WinslOw, Arizona, were guests over
the yuletide season of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Carroll and niece, Miss Mary
Riordan. They also visited with
their son, Attorney ]. w. Chapman
during their stay here. Gallup In
dependent.
/. M. Reynolds, the president of the
closed State Bank at HolbroOk, has
been bound over to the Superior
Court in the sum of $4,000 bonds
charged with receiving money after
he knew the bank was defunct 1t now
seems probable that the criminal pro-
secution will be charged.
Mrs. Ignacio Gonzales, a six months
bride of Cooley, was found murdered
the other day with towel tied around
her neck, death resulting from the
strangulation. The husband disap-
peared some hours before the finding
of the murdered woman. Gonzales is
described as being 35 years of age, a
scar on his right hand and has a gold
tooth.
c. e. Owens, chairman of the board
of supervisors, was in the city looking
after county matters. The new board
of supervisors just organized Monday
and Mr.. Owens was made chairman
Mr.. Owens served on the board for a
term a few years ago and at the last
election was the high man In the
counting of votes
L. e. Woodbeck, of Needles, Cali
fornia, representa- atlve of the Big 4
Railroad Record and Seniority Book,
is expected in Winslow next Monday,
the 10th instant, when he will dis
tribute the recent seniority book just
published for the Arizona Division of
the Santa Fe. This book is one of
the best railroad advertising mediums
published and contains reliable in
formation of the men seniority in
the transportation department of this
division
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Mr. Edward Howard Pine and Miss
Louise June McDaniels were married
at the home of the brides parents in
Los Angeles December 81. Both of
the contracting parties are known
here, the bride formerly attending
school here. The groom also resided
at Needles for time where he was en-
ployed in the Santa Fe shops. Con-
gratulations are extended to the hap
py couple. They will make their
home in Los Angeles.
Mr. Magnus Rosenberg was a caller
at the Mail office this week and
brought to the attention of the editor
a copy of the Mail bearing the date
of May 80, 1908. Mr.. Rosenberg states
that he was a subscriber to the Mail
before the first issue had been print
ed and had been a constant subscrib
er since. That he is still interested
in the Mail is evidenced by his
friendly call of this week And in
looking through this somewhat an
cient issue we discover a clipping
from the Flagstaff Sun, now the Co
conino Sun, which reads as follows:
Thos. Ramage, the elongated pass
enger conductor, in whispering to his
engineer here Monday threw switch
at Riordan 1t is claimed by some
railroad men that Mr.. Ramage after
| leaving Winslow can talk to the dis
patcher until he reaches the tunnel
west of Williams. If he could get
his voice through the tunnel he could
converse with the dispatcher much
longer distance.-Flagstaff Sun.
Which reminds us that wireless has
not much advantage over Tom even
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