The Winslow mail., 1923-08-10
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Attend HOlbrOOk Rotary
T. NJ. Quebedeaux, DR., Ross Bazell,
and Claude QUebedeaux attended the
Rotary meeting at Holbrook Friday.
Leave for NeOga
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Heady of NeOga,
Illinois, left for their home Monday
after spending several days with the
| G. F. Dare family.
Returns from BarStOw
Ernest Wilson returned Monday
from a weeks visit at Barstow, Calf.
Back from COYina
Paul Evans, who has been in Co.
vina, California, for the past two
months, returned to Winslow Satur
| day.
Visit Painted Desert
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tunnel, Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. F. Dare, and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
I. Heady motored to the Painted
Desert last Sunday.
Leaves on vacation
Walter Olds departed Sunday for
| two weeks vacation in Arkansas
City, Kansas.
A new boy
A nine-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs A r. Kleindienst on Sun
day. Richard Gordon is his name.
Mrs. Kleindienst and Richard Gordon
are reported doing well.
Returns from Los Angeles
H. S. Gilmer returned Sunday from
A.
geles.
Goes to Los Angeles
S. S. Lawhead. manager of the
Western Union Telegraph offices,
left for Los Angeles Sunday on
two weeks vacation.
Goes to HOlbrOOk
Attorney j. L. Sweeney was in
Holbrook Monday looking after legal
business.
Here from Albuquerque
Miss Grace Collister of Albuquer-
que is spending a few weeks at the
Corkhill home. She plans to visit
the Grand Canyon before she re-
turns to Albuquerque, where she will
enter the state university this fall.
Miss Collister is a cousin of Judge
Corkhill.
Accepts stenOgraphic position
Miss Lucille Holt has accepted a
position as stenographer in the law
office of J. L. Sweeney.
No action on bids
Bids for the proposed Masonic
home were opened Wednesday even
ing by the trustees, but were not
made public The trustees deferred
action on them until tomorrow night.
: Police court news
Thirteen persons were hailed into
police court during the past week
for breaking city ordinances. Twelve
were fined 81 each for cutting corn
ers and one, S. for speeding.
| Visiting from Phoenix
Miss Nell Womack of Phoenix is
/. visiting her sister, Mrs. L. G. Wray
: From ManueIito
Mr.. NJ c. Howe, formerly "87''
clerk in the dispatcher's office here,
now Santa Fe agent at ManuelitO
New Mexico, was in our city Tuesday
, for short visit.
Staff meeting
A staff meeting was held here,
July 81, in superintendent McCully's s
office, at which the Albuquerque di-
vision officials were present.
Santa Fe official here
Mr.. E. L. Copeland, treasurer of
the Santa Fe at Topeka, Kansas,
hpassed through here in his private
car Monday for Los Angeles.
Returns from Texas
i R. L. Champion returned from
visiting relatives at Brownwood,
Texas. While Mr.. Champion was
away, he went to Houston and Gal
weston on business.
j Goes to Los Angeles
Carl Bauer, pipe filter on the
Santa Fe, went to Los Angeles We'd
nesday to have his ears examined
Returns to Los Angeles
Switchman B. BOyce ha~ returned
to Los Angeles to have another ex
animation of his left instep, which
was injured July Is when he kicked
a knuckle on car.
Wrist injured
Brakeman Hugh McGahan injured
his right wrist and hand early Fri
day morning on a caboose doo4- Mr..
McGahan was standing in a caboose
when a switch engine struck the
train to which the caboose was at
tached with such a force that he
was thrown out the caboose door in
juring his hand and wrist.
Sent to Les Angeles
B. Garcia was sent to the Los An
geles Hospital Tuesday,
From North Carolina
Mr.. A. H. Whitehurst of North Ca
rolina, guest at the Palace hotel,
is recovering from a short illness.
Miss D. Fenton is nursing him.
Here from HOlbrOOk