The Winslow mail., 1921-02-18
HAPPENINGS AMONG
THE CITY PEOPLE

MI. ana Mrs. Riley WalcO.t have re-
turned from the Coast.
Attorney G. H. Jordan of Holbrook
was in the city yesterday.
Col. w. H. Burbage spent several
days in Los Angeles this week.
Mr.. Claude Quebedeaux was in AL
buquerque last week on business.
Mrs. Charles Seigmund is spending
the week end visiting friends in Gal
lup.
T. M. Quebedeaux was a visitor IN
Gallup and Albuquerque late last
week
Misses Mamye Scott and Lena
oammons are week end visitors at
Flagstaff
c. H. Spellmire. cattleman of this
city, has left for Los Angeles for
few days business trip
Miss Teresa Monroe spent the week
end in the hospital at Albuquerque
having her throat operated upon.
Mr. Lawrece Hitchcock was here
few days last week to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hitch
cock.
Watch for the Gage Weekly Service
Pattern Hat One new model eacn
week. The latest word in style, at
Mrs. Ed. L.. Norris
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Matthews de-
parted Wednesday for the coast
They will spend week visiting in
Los Angeles and Riverside.
At the last meeting of the Altar
of fhn 80
Mahoney, plans for a bazaar to be
given November 22nd were discussed
Mrs. J. J. Worman has returned
from visit with friends at Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. c N Miller have re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Holbrook
Kenneth Myers of the Arizona State
Bank was visitor to Albuquerque
this week on business bent and a
visitor to the New Mexico State
Electrical Association.
State Attorney General w., j. Gal
breath of Phoenix was in the city the
past week while en- route from the
eastern part of the state where he
had been on official business.
Miss Elsie Cassin entertained a few
friends at her home Friday evening.
There were dancing, candy making.
special music and fun for everyone
Delicious refreshments were served
late in the evening.
A recent dispatch from Phoenix
gives out he information that the
Santa Fe is laying heavier steel on
the Phoenix -Wickenburg line and
ID Id -,
heavier weight to the equipment.
St. Johns reports IL to 16 inches
Of snow in the storm two weeks ago.
1t will be of great benefit to the
ranges and will undoubtedly guaran-
tee plentiful water supply from the
mountains for the coming season.
The Ladies of the Altar Society
will give card party at the Macca-
bee Hall, March 17eh, starting
promptly at 2:30 P. M. Bridge and
500 will be played. Admission 25
cents. 52t1
City Marsral Ed Gardner returned
Wednesday evening from Prescott
bringing back with him Edgar c.
Flaharty charged with failure to pro-
vide for a minor child. The prelimin
ary was held last evening before
Judge r. B. Walton.
Tuesday night the local lodge OF
F. and A. M. initiated four candidates
in the Entered Apprentice degree,
large number being present. After
wards banquet was held in the
Eastern Star Banquet Hall. Several
out of town visitors were present.
Jesse E. Boyd, who has been alb
sent from the city for several days,
for the purpose of settling his affairs
in Winslow before making his home
in Prescott, has returned to this city,
where he will now make his perma-
nent home.-Prescott Journal Miner.
Frank Goldman, well known engi-
neer, who formerly resided here in
Flagstaff, was a visitor in town the
last of the week. Frank speaks en-
thusastically for the Spencer water
project which will supply Winslow
with water from the Grand Canyon.
This is now in the course OF con-
struction.-Arizona Leader.
Six women returning from an
Italian steamship which had just
landed at new IOTk were dTToSIeu
and each one found with several bot
ties of liquor secreted in their gar
ments. One of the women was a
grandmother. Now, the question is,
what are We going to do when our
grandmothers enter the business of
bootlegging?
Deputy Sheriff Enoch Wilson, on
information from the sheriff at
Waltzenberg, Colorado, located man
here late last week wanted in the
Colorado city for driving an automo-
bile away from there to which it was
alleged he did not have sufficient
title. There was a $3.50 note in the
transaction and the gentleman dug
up the money and under later instruc-
tions from Waltzenberg, was given
his freedom.
Mrs. Thomas Ingledew entertained
at delightful card party in honor of
Mrs. G.. A. Rofinot last Saturday after
nnOn Five hundred nIaUod MrC