The Winslow mail., 1923-08-03

was here Friday.
John Young is visiting home folks
in Missouri
Mrs George Sampson, Jr., returned
Wednesday from Albuquerque.
Mrs Jaclyn Kaufman accompanied
by Mrs George Barstow left Monday
for Los Angeles to consult DR. Ellis
Jones.
c. NJ. Seeley was appointed execu-
tor of the will of his deceased wife
at Holbrook Saturday.
Mrs McHood and daughter Opal
have returned from a six weeks visit
in Tennessee.
Mrs R. B. Lancaster and children
have returned from trip to Kan
sas and Oklahoma.
Charles Shew and Mrs Shew went
to Lake Mary Saturday on a camp
ing trip.
Harry Sutherland, time keeper for
| A@OP
Angeles
Miss Jessie Hitchcock is employed
at the Union Bank and Trust Com
pany during Mr. Gibson's absence.
Mrs Jess Holm, who is on her
vacation, is now travelling in New
Jersey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scheleff left
Sunday after short visit with Mrs
Schieleff's mother, Mrs Clara Foster.
Miss Nora Dover is temporarily
employed at the Union Bank and
Trust Company.
Miss Anna Leonard is spending
her vacation with Miss Mary Hayes
of Bakerfield, California.
Mrs E. J. Gibson of Des Moines is
visiting DR.. and Mrs R. G. Bazel for
couple of weeks on her way home
from Los Angeles.
J. T. Riggs, of San Francisco,
superintendent of weighing, on the
Coast line of the Santa Fe, was here
\ on Tuesday.
Charles Mccormick, travelling yard
master of the Santa Fe, spent Tues
day here looking after the interests
of his company.
A. F. Hunt, assistant superintend-
ent of this division, was over from
Prescott to attend the staff meeting
) on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Kiles of Hol-
) brook were over on Sunday to spend
the day with the latter's father, HI.
. J. Fouts./
Miss Marjory schults and Miss
Josephine Harrison of Albuquerque
) were here over Sunday visiting H. j.
Fouts and family.
) Mrs w L. Martin, who was conf1n-
ed to her bed for nearly a week with
a spell of illness is able to be about
again.
Mrs C. ]. Wiley went to Gallup
Tuesday, where she underwent an
operation at the hospital. She is
; reported to be recovering rapidly.
Mrs R. NJ Bruchman, her sister
) Agnes Booklet and the Bruchman
children returned from the coast
} Tuesday.
Ladies'! Why not have your old
hats recovered with Taffeta or vel
vet at half the price of new one.
Miss Waterton 311 M. End st. ADV
]. A. Rench and family returned
Sunday from Portland, Oregon, and
} other coast cities Mr. Rench report
ed that business is good in Portland.
) Mr. Edward Brigham of Steinway
Hall, New York, was a guest of the
Harvey House Sunday. Mr.. Brig
) ham is prominent in New York and
Canada.
Miss Kathryn Moore and Miss
Alma Marion Salesburg left Monday
after a months visit with their un-
Gle, Senator R. L. Moore. The young
} women will visit in Los Angeles and
Yosemite Valley before returning to
their home in Bowling Green, Ken
tucky.
Mr. G. NJ Williamson, who is an
; architect connected with the firm of
Frost and Frost, with main office in
Ell Paso, departed Monday night for
; Albuquerque. He came here to go
over the specific al ions of the prop
) osed Elks Htmc with the building
committee.
F. L. Christensen of the Franklin
Overland Co. returned Monday night
from Los Angeles, where he drove
; a Willys-Knight car for w H. Bur-
bage, who accompanied him to that
city. Mr. Christensen said that the
Arizona roads were much better
than the California roads that he
J travelled over.
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs D. L. Moore who died