The Winslow mail., 1923-08-31
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Goes to Flagstaff
Carl Hungerford went to Flagstaff
Saturday on business.
Goes to Flagstaff
Mr.. w. W. Franklin went to Flag
staff Wednesday night on business.
In from Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong were in
Winslow Monday from their ranch.
Goes to HOlbrOOk
T. M. Quebedeaux went to Hol-
brook Monday on business.
Back to Work
John Phillips returned to work
Tuesday after a few days illness.
New Teacher Here
Mr.. J. E. Kyle, the new assistant
principal of the high school, arrived
Friday to prepare for the opening of
school on September 3.
Here for a Day
Miss Peggy Payne, former teach
er in our schools, visited Mrs. ]. B.
Fussell Sunday.
Phoenix ROtarian Here
Mr.. Charles Christie of Phoenix,
former Rotary governor of this dis
trict, was here the first of the week
on business.
Returns from Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young of Pres
colt returned to their home Tuesday
morning after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Friday.
Goes to Oklahoma
Mrs. Adolph Campbell left Wedes-
day night for a two weeks vacation
at Muskogee, Oklahoma.
From HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Bundy and
children of Holbrook were here
Tuesday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Drumm.
Leave for Jerome
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Kerr left Tues
day for Jerome where Mr. Kerr will
teach in the Jerome schools this win
ter.
From SpringerVille
Mr.. A. L. Seizer, forest supervisor
at Springerville, Arizona, and Mrs.
Seizer were in Winslow the first of
the week.
Back from Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walcott and
little son returned Saturday from Los
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about six months taking the rest
cure.
Appropriation
Navajo and Cooonino counties and
the Forest Reserve have appropriat-
ed about $4,000 to repair the Sunset
Pass road from here to the Roose-
velt Dam. Repair work was started
yesterday. One of the road camps
will be located at the Rock station.
From Nova Scotia
Mrs. W. w. Wade, accompanied by
her son and daughter, Douglas and
Merriam, arrived Sunday on No. g
from Bear River, Nova Scotia and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Butler, 118 West Aspinwall.
Charley Service Arrested
Charley Service, who formerly
worked here on the railroad, was ar
rested last Friday at his ranch near
Chavez Pass by Sheriff Campbell of
Coconino county for having IL gal
lonso of Liquor on his place, accord
ing to word received here. Service
was held under a $500 bail.
CalifOrnians here
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Shields and
daughter Lavon of Long Beach. Calf.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Dare
from Friday until Tuesday on their
way home from three-mOnths So
journ in the east. Mrs. Shields is
cousin of Mrs. Dare.
Go to New Mexico
Rene M. and Robert M. Pincetl
left Tuesday evening on motor trip
to Las Vegas and Santa Fe, N. M.
They will attend the Indian fiesta in
the latter city. They expect to be
gone about ten days.
Stop Here En- Route
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farar and
daughter Madeline of Chicago stopp-
ed to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Drumm
last Friday on their way to Los An
geles. Mr.. Farar is a retired drug
gist.
Delivering Choice Fruit -.
Mr.. F. l.. Pendley, fruit grower
of Oak Greek, is delivering some
choice peaches raised On his ranch
to the stores in WinsloW. After
eating fruit shipped from California,
one can surely appreciate the lus-
cious flavor of our own Arizona home
grown peaches.
Goes to Grand Canyon
George Markell, who has been
connected with the news service at
the Harvey House, left Saturday
morning on No. 8 for the Grand Can
yon, where he was transferred. Mr..
Markell was relieved by Mr.. M. L.
Gormly, who has been with the Har-
vey system about five years, and who
was transferred from the Grand
Canyon here