The Winslow mail., 1923-09-07

Miss Dean and Miss Gertrude Ryan
of Williams spent the weekend here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Nelson.
Spend Weekend in Gallup
Miss Ruthela Henderson and Miss
Nina McCamant were in Gallup over
the weekend visiting Mrs. Glen Kline
Death of Little Child
Ruby May Winters, the two-year-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Win
ters of Kansas City, Mo-, died Thurs
day night, August 80, from cholera
infantum at the j. w. Dooley home
in Clear Creek, where the child's
mother was visiting The funeral was
held at the Baptist church in Winslow
the following Friday afternoon. Rev.
T. E. Elgin conducted the services.
Msr. Winters is a sister of Mrs.
Dooley.
Goes to Pinedale
H. S. Anderson left Monday for
Pinedale, where he will look after the
hauling of some ties from that place
to Snowflake for The Standard Lum-
Der Company.
Arrives from California
Travelling Accountant George H.
Kingrea arrived from Los Angeles
Sunday to visit his wife and daughter.
Return from Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. George o. Hixon and
their daughter Miss Beulah returned
Friday from Evanston, Illinois, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Hixon's
parents.
Entertains Visitor
Mrs. r. J. Woods entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Nell
Cavanaugh of Albuquerque, n M.
Goes to Hospital
w. ]. Daze, Jr., went to Gallup
Monday to enter the hospital for an
operation. DR.. G. L. Hathaway &C
companied him.
Here from Snowflake
M. L. Flake of Snowflake was in
Winslow Saturday. He accompanied
one Of his daughters, who came here
for medical advice.
Returns Home
Noel H. Caldwell, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the east, returned
Thursday. He expects to go to Tue
son soon to resume his studies at the
University of Arizona Noel won the
Navajo county state scholarship for
the year 1923-24.
Here from HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Caldwell and family
of Holbrook were visitors in the city
Sunday.
Spends Day Here
Mrs. Helen Howard of Holbrook
was in Winslow Monday.
In City Monday
Mrs. Sara Smith of Snowflake was
in Winslow Monday.
Back on Job
]. B. Fussell is back on the Job af- |
ter sixty days leave of absence
Visiting Sister
Miss Georgia Hunt is here from |
Snowflake this week visiting with her
sister, Miss Martha Hunt.
Back from Visit
Mr. Roy Orr has returned from a |
visit spent with relatives in La Junta |
and other Colorado points.
New Mechanists
Ronald B. Tackett and Sarl r. Des-
pain, both of Prescott, are new mech
anists employed this week at the round
house.
Spends Day In HOlbrOOk
Mrs. c. E. Bisbee spent Saturday
in HOlbrook on business.
Leave on Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Riley left Sun
day for Los Angeles where they will
spend their vacation
Go to Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisdom left.
Thursday for Los Angeles on their
vacation
Only one Arrest
This week was very quiet week
in police court Only one person
was arrested for cutting corners.
He received the usual fine for the
first offence of one dollar.
Receives Broken Leg
Fred Weitzel a 12-year-old boy
living on West Second Avenue, re-
celVed a DrOKen leg tuesday even
ing when the horse he was riding
ran away and fell on him. The boy
was going on an errand and the
horse started to run with him. Fred
tried to turn the unruly animal but
instead of turning the horse fell on
the boys leg at the corner of Third
and Warren avenues. The doctor
stated that the boy was fortunate
in not being more seriously injured
Property Valuation
The total net assessed value of
property in Navajo county for 1924
is $11, 1929 619, according to a state
ment of the supervisors. The total
tax per 500 in this district is $4.48.
Go to Los Angeles
Mrs. w. A. Parr and Miss Hortense
Byrd left yesterday morning for Los