The Winslow mail., 1923-07-06

I called OH on account OIL the OuGIu.
Mrs Veins and two daughters
were in from their ranch the last of
the week.
Mrs Arthur Schuster of Holbroow
was in town the later part of the
week.
Mrs ]. E. Kiles, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs H. J. Fouts, was visitor
in WinsloW over Sunday
Mrs F. H. Dunham will go to AL
buquerque shortly to undergo an
! operation for appendicitis.
John Rench and family departed
Sunday for Salem, Oregon, for a
visit with relatives and friends.
The Castannes family have moved
| from East Aspinwall Street to the
Hathaway house 223 E. Oak Street
Mr. Heneforth, district manager of
| the Harvey Houses was a Winslow
visitor on Wednesday.
r. M. Pincetl and family spent the
Fourth at Cooley, going up in their
automobile.
Henry Acosta, of the Mail force,
and family, spent Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at Prescott enjoying
/ the Frontier Days celebration
Mrs E. E. Berkley and little daugh
ter will leave Saturday for visit
with relatives at San Bernardino
and San Diego, California.
A new Innovation was inaugurated
Sunday evening by the city band
which gave a concert at the corner
of Kinsley and Second Streets
| John Bennett and "Red" Jones
were among those who went to
Prescott to celebrate the Fourth and
attend the Frontier Days program.
The Kingman paper announced
Rotary meeting for Tuesday of this
week and Judge Root as the chair
man of the day.
Osmer D. Flake of Phoenix, was in
the city Thursday in the interest of
| the Arizona Magazine and took oc-
casion to call on some of his old
| friends.
Mrs A. J. Eason and children of
San Bernardino arrived Saturday to
spend a week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wisdom
Mrs F. H Murphy and Mrs Arthur
Scudamore returned from a months
visit to California points the last of
the week.
G. H. Reed, General Manager of
the Harvey Houses was here on
Wednesday looking after business
matters.
Deputy sheriff Ed Walker and
children and the children of Mrs Ed
Gardner spent the Fourth and had a
good time at Tucker Springs.
Mrs Leo. Shrieve of this city has
been visiting his parents at St.
Johns, Arizona, for the past week.
He returned on Thursday.
C. M. Seeley returned from Mich
igan Thursday morning where he
went a month or more ago to take
the remains of Mrs Seeley who died
from fatal burns.
B. w. P Greig has just returned
after two months absence in the
East around Chicago and other east
ern cities. He also made trip into
Mexico.
Mrs G.. c. Franklin and daughter
Virginia returned Sunday afternoon
from a visit in Southern California.
They will leave shortly for a visit
with relatives at Colorado springs,
Colorado.
Fire destroyed the garage and
coal house back of the residence of
Superintendent J. D. McCully's, 500
Williamson Avenue, the last OF the
week A new garage is now in
course of construction.
The American Legion held dan
ce on the pavement between End
street and the alley north on Kins-
ley Avenue on Saturday night. A
large crowd attended and good
time is reported
F. H. Dunham returned from the
southern part of the state the first
of the week, where he has been rep
resenting a Phoenix and Coast in
surance company. He was called to
Prescott as a witness in the Kelly
Gardner case.
Mrs. Willis Day of PA East Oak
Street left Thursday morning for
Emporia and Lawrence Kansas, to
visit with relatives and friends. She
will be gone only a week or two
and will be accompanied home by
her little grandson, Ralph Day. who
has been spending the past month
or more at Lawrence.