The Winslow mail., 1922-08-11
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Robert H. Bennett and child
rem returned to their home at Bangs
le1as, Tuesday, after visit with
her sister, Mrs. Rupert L Champion.
Doctor Burton returned Monday
from weeks business trip to Tue
son. His daughter has arrived and
they are now permantely located at
1l3 West Second Street, where the
doctor has equipped modern dent
al office
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney and son Den
MS and daughter Louise have left
for joplin and Sedalia, Mo-, where
they will visit relatives for the next
few weeks returning in time for the
school session here
Miss Virginia, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Flickenger of Florence.
Arizona, is visiting her many friends
here this week
Mrs. j. P. Tully, wife of Engine
derder Tully, has left for Oakland,
California, where she will spend
some time visiting her daughtsr's.
Lillian and Helen.
Miss Jessie Hitchcock was home
for few days the early part of
this week. She returned to San
Bernardino, Thursday
! DR.. P. d. Sprankle and family re-
turned Monday from a weeks camp
.ng trip to Norman Lake. They are
high in their praise of that locality
| as summer resort The doctor
says that the fishing was first class.
| We were unable to learn anything
definite about the size of his catch.
! But from his remarks we gather that
they were some size.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hammand left
Monday for an extended visit to
California coast points.
Paul r. Strain, wife and two
daughters Of Wellsburg, Va, are Wis
iting B. F. Evans and family. Mrs.
Strain is Mr.. Evans sister, Mr..
Strain is sizing UP Winslow with
view of locating here in order to give
his daughter the advantage of our
| excellent schools. Winslow will well
come them as a valuable addition to
our community should they decide to
remain with u.s.
p. j. Her, one of our prominent
engineers has purchase a new home
on Campbell Avenue, between Third
and Fourth SITS, where himself,
mother and sister will be at home to
their many friends. They having
| moved the early part of the week.
| Miss Mabel Williams is here from
i San Bernardino, California, this
week visiting her father, Mr.. Burr
Williams
| Mrs. Nora J. Byers of Wilmington,
Kansas, is visiting her son Conduc-
tor j. P. Byers this week Mrs.
Byers is on an extended visit thru
| the west and will leave here shortly
for Prescott, and California points.
Mr.. w. Fl. Dagg and Charles Wy
rick, Winslow members of the High
| way Commission were in Holbrook
| Monday, attending to the duties of
their office.
Clark Reed, Harry Sutherland, r.
Hosenger and H. Hall returned
| Monday from a two days fishing
trip at Soldiers Lake and Green
Howard. They report fine fishing at
Green Howard.
T. Neithammer, once a prominent
Winslow merchant. now a prosper
Gus rancher of Porterville, California
has added his name to the mail fam
lily. Ted's just the same old dyna-
inter-
Rev. T. E. Elgin, of Crab Orchard.
Kentucky, has accepted a call to the
Pastorate of the Baptist Church. The
Rev. Elgin and family will arrive
in Winslow about the 18th of Au-
gust.
Mrs. Elva Rhoades of Phoenix. is
in the city this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. C. BazelI.
Mrs. E A. Howell of Navajo is
GnEn6iDl q i,, oif vi,
iting her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Ba-
zell
The many friends of Rev. Barkley
who has been in the Mercy Hospital
at Gallup for some time past. will
be pleased to learn that he is rapid
~ improving. An operation for
Cancer was performed and it is hop
ed that his return to health will be
fastened
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Seeley returned
from an extended visit to the old
home in Michigan Tuesday
Lynn Dunklin and wife are here
from Needles, California, this week
visiting Mr. Dunklin's parents, A. l..
Dunklin and wife of Kinsley Ave.
Manager E. Pincetl of the Babbitt
Trading Store was business visitor
at Holbrook Wednesday of this
week.
Hiram Sutcliff of Joseph City was
in the city the first of the week do
ing some shopping. He shortly
leaves for England with his family
and will be gone for two years or
more Mr.. Sutcliff has not been
back to his native land for number
of years.
l. G. Eubanks has left for Gallup
where he has accepted employment
at that point
Superintendent of Schools, Clifford
c. Grover has returned from Okla
homa where he has been during the
summer months.
Mrs. A. G. Smith, wife of Brake
man Smith, who has been visiting
New York and Atlantic City, has re-
turned very much improved in
health.