The Winslow mail., 1922-06-09

HAPPENINGS AMONG
THE CITY PEOPLE

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Mrs. Carl Behn left Thursday of
this week on the Limited for Chi
cago.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shaefer died at he home of
Mrs. Shaefer's mother in Texas the
first of tie week.
Edward Matthews of the mechan-
icai department of the Santa Fe has
left for the White Mountains on a
fishing "trip.
Bud Young, crew dispatcher has
returned from a short vacation in
Southern California.
Dispatcher Geo. w. Merrill and
wife are with us again after spend
ing few weeks vacation at their
| summer home in Venice, California.
Ihey say the water is fine.
Dispatcher H. NJ Dimmicl, from
San Marcial is working temporarily
in the WinsIow office during the
passenger rush.
Dispatcher Claude NJ. Scott has
returned after visit with relatives
III NdICcllue, missouri.
Rev. and Mrs. e. l.. Barkley and
daughter Lucille. were very pleas
antly surprised Tuesday evening,
May 30th, by the members of the
First Baptist Church. who gathered
Ell masse at the Barkley home. The
hours between eight and ten were
enjoyably and quickly spent in con
versation. music and the playing of
games, after which delicious refresh
ments were served. The affair was
in the nature of a memorial to Mr..
and MIS-. Barkldy, in appreciation
OF the years of loving aud efficient
service which they have given to
the church and it's members.
The following officials of the u.
). Veterans Bureau were in the city
the first of the week: District Sup
erintendent c. M. Gustin, and Trav-
cling Agent A. c. Hollister. The
former having headquarters at San
Francisco and the latter at Phoenix,
They were here looking after the
disabled veterans of the World War.
DR. Gelert Ramage and wife leave
the latter part of the week for Los
Angeles where they will make their
future home. DR.. Ramage has had
dental narlors in this city for sew
eral years. Their wide circle of
frjendshere regret their leaving but
wish them success on the Coast.
The following families leave Sun
day for a weeks fishing trip in the
White Mountains: George Creswell
and family, George Hixon and fami-
ly and Ronald Anderson and wife.
AS will be noted elsewhere in this
paper the Elks will hold their an
nual Flag Day services at the
Washington School Auditorium next
Wednesday evening, June Ia. a.
''clock. good speaker has been
secured; also a musical program
will he rendered All should attend.
The Mail is in receipt of word
from the T. s. Land Office at Phoc-
nix that land patents have been is
sued for George c. Creswell, John
Edwards, Henry Haught and Viii
liam II. Lovelady of Winslow, which
patents will he surrendered upon
application 20 John r. Towles, reg
lister of the office
f. M. Dunham, proprietor of the
Durham Transfer Company, has sold
the business to the Carduff Trans
fer Company, which will ccntinLc
the business. Joe Carduff has bren
IN the employ of the Dunham r. ans
.er Company and knows the bust
ness thoroughly and will continue
The business along the same lines
as efficiently as heretofore.
Prof. Masters returned Yesterday
to Winslow after vacation spent at
Venice, California, where he has
been resting for few weeks All
his friends can again find him at
the Palace Hotel where he will be
pleased to see them. For hours Of
consultation read tho advertising
matter in this issue of the Mail
Grant McElmell, brother of Mrs.
Ray Potter. came in yesterday morn
ing and will visit his parents who
are visiting Mrs. Potter for the
summer.
E. A. Sawyer returned this week
from trin TO Los Angeles and
coast points.
The Central Drug Company are in
stalling a lot of new fixtures which
will add greatly to the appearance
and comfort of the store.
A number Of local ARTICLES arc
crowded out of this issue due to a