The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16

Mrs E. r. Thornton spent last Fri
day in Gallup on business.
Mr.. Jess Hulett of Holbrook was
in town Saturday on business.
w. E. Yarnell has Joined the Santa
Fe office force as relief clerk.
Mrs. Carl Behn was detained at
home several days last week by an
attack of the flu.
Mrs. G. w. Nelson and daughter of
413 Colorado Street are able to be
out again after a siege of the flu.
Dr. Ross G. Bazen is psending a
suburbs.
! The ladies of the Christian Church
are preparing to give a pre-easter
/ bazaar or apron sale on March Il.
Mr.. and Mrs r. I. Stewart of the
Blue Ridge Ranger Station were IN
the city Saturday on business
! Mr.. Harlow Yeager we'll known
Sheep man of Canyon Diablo, was IN
the city last Monday on business.
Frank Sweeney, grocery salesman,
of Los Angeles, was in town Wednes-
day. He was a guest of Ed Harbn
at the Rotary luncheon.
Miss Julia Dye, of the Santa Fe
office force, expects to leave for Los
Angeles on Monday where she will
enter the hospital for some treatment
Ed Florin's orchestra will go to
Flagstaff on Saturday evening to
furnish the music for the Normal
School prom.
w. T. Gates, Santa Fe agent at Hol-
brook, accompanied by his wife, J. E.
Kiles and wife, motored to Winslow
on Sunday.
M Glenn Hall, of the Ideal Bakery
has retlll ned from Los Angeles where
he has been visiting relatives and
friends for the past three weeks.
Mrs. E. w McClung wife of Brake
man E. W. McClung has returned
from Los Angeles very much improv-
ed after her recent illness.
Mr.. E. A. Walcott will leave short
ly for Phoenix where he will undergo
treatment in one of the Sanatorlums
at that point.
Mrs Adolph Martz Campbell of
Williams is visiting with Mrs. Harry
l.. Lambert of West Second Street,
this week.
A. L. Joseph and wife of Woodville
new Hampshire arrived in Winslow
Tuesday to make their home. Mr..
Joseph has accepted position with
the Santa Fe as relief Operator
The Bethany Class will hold sale
at the Coop store building March
21st.. Aprons, Candy, Home made
bakery goods and cooked foods will
be offered. Be there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith left
Thursday for Hot Springs, Arkansas
/ where they will remain some time
while Mrs. Smith receives treatment
fcr Rheumatism.
Mr.. J. c. Hunter assistant super
visor of the Indian School at Pnoe-
nix was in the city Wednesday look
ing over our schools and our IDEAS
in running them.
/ Mrs. r. L. Moore and son Robert
Jr. wife and son of Senator X l..
Moore returned from Phoenix Friday
after having spent the last two
months at that point.
Mr.. C. P. Jones is in charge of the
office of the Carduff Transfer Com
pany during the absence of Mrs. Ada
| Taylor Baweom who was called to
| Denver Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Geiger of west
Cherry Street have returned from
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Geiger un-
derwent an operation at the Santa
Fe Hospital.
Miss Ruthella Henderson left We'd
nesday night for Kansas City for
short vacation and visit with friends.
nographer in the Superintendent Of
flee.
/ Mrs. w. A. Parr returned from
Phoenix Tuesday evening on No. 10.
| She spent the past two months in at
tendance upon the session of the
State Legislature where she was en-
! ployed as clerk.
oh: Brother dear and did you hear
| the news that going round
The very swellest party IS to be held
on desert ground.
'Tis the most excited city that ever
you have seen.
For WinSlOw talks of nothing but the
ball March seventeen.
The Eighth District Conference of