The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
6(NI97E EfNR NEWS
Denarts for Williams

Departs for Williams
Mr. F. j. MacDaniell, brakeman on
the Santa Fe, left Wednesday for VIII
liams where he will remain for a
while.
Transferred to California
Mrs. T. E. Thompson, cashier at
the local Penney store, has been tran
sferred to the Watsonville, California.
store Miss Vida Norman has sue
ceeded Mrs. Thompson.
Former Rssident Here
Mr.. G. e. Brown, who worked on
til Santa Fe here as a clerk in 1896
was in the city Monday, stopping he.e
+ n an overland trip across the on
ltinent Mr.. Brown is now a wealthy
Isfeamship owner of San Francisco.
Stops en- Route
Mr. H. r. Luce of Emporia, Kan
sas, former citizen of Winslow and
Santa Fe conductor on this division,
stopped over Wednesday while en-
route to California. Mr.. Luce was
the guest of Mr.. Frank Wisdom, Ii
brarian of the Santa Fe reading room.
Get your Home made Cake or Pie
for Sunday at the Cafeteria Lunch
Saturday Nov. 10th beginning at
room on Kinsley Ave. Think of what
you like best 1t will be there.
Up from Tucson
Mr.. H. C. Tufts of the firm of
Tufts and Snow Tucson, state distri-
butors of Oldsmobile motor cars, was
in town Wednesday On business.
From Detroit, Michigan
Mr.. Charles c. Ashurst, prominent
attorney. of Detroit, Michigan, was in
the city Wednesday morning. Mr..
Ashurst is brother of United States
| Senator Ashurst and formerly lived
| in Arizona.
A large 26 inch Dressed Doll will
be raffled off for the children at the
Catholic Ladies Bazaar Nov 21-2S.
| Goes to Phoenix -
| Mr.. H. e. Paquin, distributor OF
Chevrolet motor cars for Navajo and
Apache counties, motored to Phoenix
Saturday on business. He returned
| wednesday aLLofuOOu.
Goes to Los Angeles
Mr. c. L. Murphy left Thursday
morning on a business trip to Los
Angeles.
a- Mr.. Borden Injured
Mr. r. L. Borden, rOadmaster on
the Santa Fe, received painful inju-
ries to his head and shoulder Monday
while he was overseeing some con-
! struction work out on the line. Ac-
cording to a report workmen were
laying rails and the tongs slipped
hitting him on the head and shoulder
: Mr.. Borden was taken Monday to
4 the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles
It is thought that he will be able to
resume work in about week.
Miss Brady has opened a Photo.
graph Studio opposite the Post Office
Call and see her work.
Visiting from Taylor
Mrs. Anna Nelson Of Taylor is in
the city this week, visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Jensen.
Leaves for Snowflake
Miss Georgia Hunt, who has been
visiting with her sister, Miss Martha
left Tuesday for her home at Snow
fake.
Many beautiful hand made Christ.
mas Gifts are to be had at the annual
bazaar given by the Catholic ladies
On November 21, %, and 23.
Goes to Gallup
Dr. Oscar S. Brown went to Gallup
Tuesday on professional business.
Now at San Diego
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. o. Root that they are now
located at San Diego. Mr.. Root, who
! is acting as relief manager for Fred
Harvey, was here with Mrs. Root for
while.
Back from Los Angeles
Mr.. j. A. Dean, manager of the
Winslow Undertaking Parlor, return
ed Sunday from weeks trip to Los
Angeles.
Visiting from Williams
Mrs. Thomas Ingledew Of Williams
arrived in the city few days ago to
Spcuu d COupAG VI WCCho NiS1lAu6 ACI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Proctor
A turkey dinner with all the fixin's
will be served on November 21 by the
Catholic ladies at their bazaar. Nov.
ember 21-23.
Returns to San BernardinO
Mr. Dan Hitchcock departed fol
San Bernardino Monday after spend
ing a week with his parents, Mr.. an(
Mrs. w. D. Hitchcock.
Leaves for Wichita
. Mrs. o. M. Stewart is leaving today
on train % for Wichita Kansas, where
she will visit her parents a week.
Spends Weekend Here