The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-18
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D. B. (Spee " Thurston is visit
ing Old friends in the city this week
Mrs. John Grafton travelled as far
as Holbrook with Mrs. Snyder We'd
nesday returning the same evening.
Mrs. F. Luerson leaves shortly for
an extended visit with home folks
in Colorado Springs.
Riley Greer of Holbrook was
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. G. w. Nelson returned the
last of last week from California
where she visited for some time.
]. L. Sweeney left Tuesday morn
ing for Missouri where be will visit
with relatives until June 1st
W. w. Perkins and wife returned
Wednesday from the Salt river Val
ley where they spent the winter.
T. M. Quebedeaux and e. A. Saw
yer left for Albuquerque Thursday
morning on a short business trip.
Chicken, Baptist style, Hot Bis
cults, Home made Pie and coffee at
the Coop Store building Tuesday
evening at five O'clock.
The many friends here of Harlow
Yeagers will be sorry to learn of the
death of their small daughter from
Diphtheria in Flagstaff last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Tempske left the
latter part Of last week for Chicago
where they will spend the next two
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Hot Biscuits. Chicken and every.
thing at the big supper to be given
by the Baptist ladies at the Coop
store building Tuesday May 22nd
Commencing at 5.
Mrs. H e. Dilworth and little
daughter Frances left Monday for
| Belott Kansas and vicinity where
they will visit friends and relatives
| for some time.
The American Legion Cooperating
with the Churches of the city will
hold a union Memorial service at the
NJ. e. Church Sunday morning May
9th at eleven o'clock.
A. w. Waterman returned from
La Junta, Tuesday evening where he
J had gone with the body of Mrs.
Waterman who died the forepart of
| last week.
c. A Futrell and wife accompanied
by Mr. Futrell's Aunt Mrs. Susan Six
of Santa Ana, Cal, returned We'd
nesday from an auto trip which in
cluded Lake Roosevelt, Globe, Phoe-
nix, Prescott and the Grand Canyon.
Riley Walcott who has been in
Peru Indiana for some time past is
expected home Sunday morning he
will only remain a few days before
proceeding to California where he
will superintend the distribution of
the Bryan steam Tractor.
TheO Laveson has just returned
from Leupp where he has been en-
ployed by the Government in the
construction of an Auditorium and
School building, he will again locate
in Winslow where he expects. to en-
gage in the general contracting bust
ness.
A card received from Mrs. J. e.
Kleindienst who has been visiting
at Cessna Pennsylvania ask that the
Mail be forwarded to Washington D.
G. She says that she is having a
fine time but could never trade Ari-
iona sunshine for Pennsylvania eli
mate.
The City Council has authorized
the cemetery committee to employ a
caretaker for one month at $50 per
month. The cemetery has been
greatly enlarged, new fences con-
structed around the new portion and
the entire fence painted and put in
good condition. The council desires
to keep the cemetery in first class
condition and to that end requests
the assistance Of lodges and other
organizations in any way they can
and particularly by buying plots of
ground 70 be reserved for their use
when neo1e3 f-r burials. A number
of organizations have already made
such reservations