The Winslow mail., 1923-08-24
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On vacation
Miss Edna Bowden left last week
for Long Beach on her vacation.
Inspector here
J. L. Cooper, post office inspector
! of Arizona, was here the first of the
week inspecting the post office.
Return from Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. McGregor and
| ing from Missouri, where they spent
month.
Much improved
Miss Julia Dye, who has been in
the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles,
| is reported much improved.
Returns from Los Angeles
Mrs c.. w. Mahan returned last week
| from Los Angeles where she visited
for two months.
Back from hospital
G. I. Peterson returned last week
from the Santa Fe hospital in Los
Angeles.
Leaves for Hot Springs
Mrs. Earl Weidinger and her son
left Tuesday for Hot Springs, N. M.
on a vacation.
A new girl
Mr. and Mrs George Sughrue are
the proud, parents of a 91a pound girl
born to them Thursday morning.
Returns from Tucson
| Mrs. Grady Gammage returned We'd
nesday evening from Tucson where
she has been for rest and vaca-
tion.
Returns from Gallup
Mrs. j. D. Wiley returned Tuesday
from the Gallup hospital where she
underwent an operation.
Visiting i'm Prescott
| Mrs. John Purdy went to Prescott
Monday morning for visit with
| friends. Mrs R. E. Chambers, her
sister, of Gallup accompanied her.
Here for day
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Williams of
| Brookfeld, Missouri, spent Monday
with their son. Byron Williams, who
| is night clerk at the Harvey House
| Mr., and Mrs. Williams are on their
way to the coast.
Inspector here
George Kingrea, an insurance in
spectOr on the Santa Fe, was in town
the first of the week on business.
Holds meeting
Master Mechanic w. D. Hitchcock
held a conference for the OFFICIALS
that attended the meeting.
Returns from visit
Mrs. John Grafton has returned
from visit to her old home in Osa-
watomie, Kansas. Mr.. G. N. Carr.
her father, accompanied her to Win
SLOW
To live here
Mr.. and Mrs Gus B. Stevenson ar
rived Friday from Phoenix to make
their home here. Mr. Stevenson has
allied himself with the A. M. Mead
paint shop.
Leaves for coast
Mrs. 3. R. Thornton left Thursday
for R1verbank, Calf, to visit relati-
yes. Before she returns home she
will stop at San Bernardino
Visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Strannard of
Poteau, Oklahoma, who are mot
oring to Stockton, Calf, stopped here
to visit few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
| G.. w. Nelson. Mr.. Strannard is
| brother Of Mrs Nn1cOn
Visiting in WinslOw
Mrs. w A. Parr is enjoying visit
from her niece, Miss Hortense Byrd,
and Miss Marjorie Mol1eston of Line
vile, Iowa. Miss Molleston will
leave today for Oakland, Calf, to
make her home. Miss Byrd will re-
main for longer visit with her aunt.
Conducts prayer meeting
Rev. D. K. Ward, missionary among
the Navajo Indians, conducted pray
er services at the Baptist church one
day last week, giving an account Of
his work.
Leave for South
Mr. and Mrs Ira Tunnel left Wed
nesday in their car for Ell Paso and
Returns from San Francisco
Mrs. E. H. Black and her little
daughters, Betty and Patricia, return
ed Saturday from San Francisco,
where they spent the summer.
Leaves for San BernardinO
Mrs. w D. Hitchcock left Tuesday
for a visit in San Bernardino, Calf,
with her daughter Mrs. Max Ames.
Birthday party
Billy and Buddy O'Hara celebrated
their birthdays Wednesday afternoon
with an enjoyable party, to which
thirty little guests were invited.
Returns to Riverbank
Miss Margaret Lamb returned to
her home in Riverbank Calf, Sun
day. Miss Agnes Thornton accom-
panied her home. Miss Agnes will |