The Winslow mail., 1922-01-27
HAPPENINGS AMONG
THE CITY PEOPLE


Thursday, February 2, the local
lodge of Elks are planning large
initiation when they expect to have
large class. The Past Exalted
Rulers will officiate as chair offic-
ers. 1t is understood that the can
didates are to be corralled at about
7:30 in the evening. A large at
tendance is anticipated.
See Dr. Baker about your eye
sight and glasses At the Palace
Hotel, Saturday, February II.
Harper Harmon is again able to
he out after being on the sick list
for some time.
Are you troubled over some bust
ness problem? Let Madam Biuski
tell how to solve it at the Put and
Take Fair.
Frank Christian who has been i'll
for the past few DAYS is reported TO
be improving.
Roy Sutherland has been confined
to his home for the past week on
account of illness.
See DR.. Baker about your eye
| sight and glasses. At the Palace
| Hotel. Saturday, February H..
Get up your pluck and try your
luck, at the fish pond, Washington
! Auditorium, February 81
| Superintendent G. G. Grover of
the city schools has received an ap-
pointment from Governor Campbell
as one of twenty delegates to re-
present the State of Arizona at the
| Illiteracy Conference of the West
ern States 70 be held at the Fair
mont Hotel San Francisco. Febru-
ary 3 and 4 Prof Grover does not
expect to attend however, as his
time is so occupied with his duties
| here
| Miss Hazel Armstrong, daughter
of Conductor B. Armstrong, is in the
hospital at Los Angeles, where she
| had her tonsils removed on Tues
| day of this week.
Wont YOU come to our Put and Take
Fair,
And see the beauty that's assembled
there?
Fresh roasted weinies and lots CT
other good eats
Real fortune tellers-not merely
cheats,
An old fashioned fish pond.
A rippng good play,
And other pleasant things to end
perfect day.
Col. E. p Conway, representing
Warren Brothers Company, butulith-
| ic paving contractors of Phoenix, was
in the city the first of the week on
business.
in1,1 10 ,f,I
the first of the week from Prescott
with prisoner who had been want
ed here for some months on q
charge Of wife desertion He was
landed in the county Jail.
Did you read the report last week
] of Mrs. A. r. Goldman the retiring
! secretary of the Red Cross Chapter?
| # not read it now and then decide
that the Red Cross has particular
duty to perform.
All contributors of clothing,
dishes and furniture for the Rum
mage Sale, please notify Phone 2GO
and the same will he called for on
Wednesday, February /.
The Womens' Christian Temper
anee Union will hold Rummage
| Sale Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb
uary and 8, at Baca Hall on east
Second ST.
| Mrs. E. O. Brininstool and daughter
Margaret, are guests at the home of
Mrs Brininstool's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M Boyd, For several days
| This is tho first visit the Winslow
people have made to our city in
some time and it is an especially
delightful one. Several evening af-
fairs have been given in their honor
Mrs. E. II. Haggard entertained a
group of friends at dinner and cards
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Brininstool
was the honoree. Those bidden were
| Mrs l.. r. Downs Mrs H. A. Hag-
gard. Mrs. G. NJ BOYD, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Thomas were host and
| hostess to small group of friends
1t dinner on Wednesday and Mrs.
Lee Pearson honored Mrs. Brinin-
stool at a dinner on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Haggard were
| ho94t and hostess at a delightful din
ner marty on last Saturday evening
| in honor of Mrs Brininstool and
! daughter Margaret. Another affair
this week, given in honor of Mrs
| Brininstool and her daughter, was
| q picnic on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
/, G.. NJ. Boyd, parents of Mrs. Brinin-
stool, were host and hostess to
group Of friends at the enjoyable
affair. The party was composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Haggard and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
| l.. T. Downs, Mrs. BrninstoOl and
daughter.
Mrs. Brininstool and daughter will
return to their home on Friday,
January 20, after delightful stay
of ten days.-Needles Nugget