The Winslow mail., 1921-02-04
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Elsie has rturned from an
extended visit in Oregon and Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Steele are the
proud parents of 1-2 pound baby
boy, born January 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Pingrey have
a fine seven and half pound girl.
They are now making their home in
Riverbank, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Abeu, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ames. Miss Jessie Hitchcock
and Mr. Joe Abel motored to the
Petrified Forest Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Whitman have
left for Prescott where's they will
make their future home. Mr.. Whit
nam has accepted the position of
general foreman Of the Santa Fe
shops at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ferre1l have pur-
chased the Whitman home at 200
West Second Street. They expect to
be settled there very soon
Miss La Vaughn Robinson, who has
been ill the past week, has returned
to her duties at the j. c. Penney
store.
Miss Lucille Thornton. who has
been i'll with the "fu", is getting
along very nicely.
Miss Jones has started gymna-
SUM class for the ladies of our
city and it is growing daily. She
holds classes every Tuesday and
Thursday evening in the new auditor
ium at the Washington school.
e. N. Wonders was confined to his
bed for few days with severe
cold. He has now returned to his
duties at the telegraph office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hitchcock
are the happy parents Of an eight
pound baby girl. They are making
their home in Williams at present
Ralph Redline, a former resident
of Winslow, spent few days on bust
ness here the past week.
J. e. Symons of the Texas Oil
Company is here on business this
week in behalf of his company.
Harry Crozier, roundhouse fore
man, has been i'll with tonsilitus the
past week.
Jack Stuart of Belen, New Mexico,
has been made terminal road foreman
of engines at this uoint
Mechanical Superintendent H. S.
Wall and Vice-president John Pur-
cell Of the Santa Fe were in the city
this week on business
William DaZe. manager for Babbitt
Bros, accompanied by L. v. Root, ed
itar of the Mail made quick
motor business trip to the Meteor
mine Wednesday. They had the pleas
ure of seeing bunch of ten ante
lopt on their return trip.
A. j. Sullivan Of Flagstaff was in
Winslow Sunday for a short time.
V. H. Driver of the Winslow Bot
thing works is completing a new bot
$ling plant at Holbrook and has been
spending much time there lately.
Mrs. Robert Powell entertained the
Night Bridge Club at her home We'd
nesday evening. DR.. Gilpin won the
gentleman's prize and Mrs. Brayman
the ladies award. Most delectable
refreshments were served.
Joe Hanley, who has been enter
tanning the la grippe is again on
duty az the old stand
Mrs. w. T. Butler, who left last
week to attend the millinery openings
at Phoenix, is ~ow at Los Angeles
attending like functions and will con-
tinue on to San Francisco for the
same purpose before returning to
Winslow.
Mr.. B. L. Higgins of Holbrook.
largely interested in lands located
around that city, was in Winslow
Monday and made pleasant call at
the Mail office.
Homer Vaughan of the Winslow
Furniture Company returned Tues
day morning from a trip east in
which he visited the furniture mar
kets at Kansas City, st. Louis and
Chicago. A shipment of a carload
lot Of furniture, rugs, etc., is follow
ing him and it is expected will ar
rive within the next week or ten days
and will be placed on displav at the
company's store on Kinsley Avenue.
V. e. Ware and wife of Ell Paso
were visitors in WinslOw Saturday
last. Mr.. Ware is contractor and
called at Holbrook to make a bid
o. the sewer and water system to
be installed in that city Wyatt
Evans, fuel dealer and Bert Sem
pie, acting mayor of Ell Paso, were
also in the party. They are all ac-
.quaintances of Mr.. T. M. Quebedeaux
of the Arizona State Bank, and call
ed upon him while here.
William Daze, manag of Babbitt
Brothers store, has been on the sick
list this week and confined part of
the time to his home.
Mrs. w. T. Butler is on a business
trip combined with pleasure visiting
Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, taking in the wholesale mil
liiery openings.
Mrs. Irene Lebsch and little daugh-
ter, Louise, of Williams, are the
guests of Mrs. F. l.. Taber.
]. T. Jacobson and G. H. Reed of
the Harvey Eating House System
were visitors at the local hostelry
Saturday last.