The Winslow mail., 1923-03-30

3 thoughts. Let your thoughts be clean
Mrs. Lee Pearson and daughter were
visitors in Winslow last Friday.
/ Miss Margaret Wyrick spent last
Sunday in Holbrook visiting friends.
Miss Maria Drumm has accepted a
position with R. M. Bruchman.
Miss Elizabeth Mcbride has accept
ed position with Carl Behn.
In ArmOurs Star you will find that
pleasing Ham flavor. w. H. Dagg
Mere. Co. adv
MIR. l.. A. Hutchen of The Santa Fe
Refrigerator Despatch was a business
visitor in Winslow last Friday.
Mr.. l.. B. Jones Auditor for the
Coast Lines was business visitor in
Winslow the first of the week.
Fireman A. L. Flaharty left for the
Los Angeles Hospital Tuesday where
he will undergo an operation.
Mrs. H. E. Murphy went to Los An
geIes on No. 8 Wednesday for short
/ vacation and rest.
Mrs. Haskell wife of train dispatch
er Haskell, made a business trip to
Tucson the first of the week.
E. ]. Marty, of Indian Wells, came
in Wednesday evening to spend a
short time with his family.
L. B. Jones, Santa Fe auditor of
Los Angeles, spent Monday among
the local railroad departments.
C. F. Gilroy, travelling auditor of
the Santa Fe was in town the first
of the week On official business.
You need your home town paper
and your home town paper needs
you.
! Mr.. and Mrs j. ] Woman spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Joe
Walker.
Mrs. T. J. Downey and daughter
spent last week end in Gallup visiting
friends.
Quite a crowd motored to Holbrook
last Saturday evening to attend a
big dance being given there.
Miss Alice BaiIy spent the week
end with home folks, returning to
Flagstaff Normal Monday
C. Bowman, of Denver, was calling
on the auto dealers here Tuesday.
He used to be a railroad man and
located here.
The widest wild man in the west
will arrive on No. % Saturday. Come
and see how wild he is. On exhibit
tiOn at the cash and carry Bazaar.
o. H. Holtz came up from Glendale,
Arizona, to take the position of gen
eral clerk under Agent Fouts.
General Manager Etter of the Coast
lines passed through Winslow Monday
morning on his way to Chicago.
William and Lewis Wilson sons of
Mrs. Agnes Wilson arrived Saturday
from Bernardino to spend weeks
visit with their mother.
Mr.. j. T. Johnson assistant gener
al boiler inspector for the Santa Fe
was a business visitor in Winslow
last week.
/ Mr.. T. NJ Tillman returned from
Los Angeles the first of the week
very much improved from his recent
illness.
H. A. Thompson and wife will
! leave Saturday with their trained
pigs, goats, goose ETC., to take a posi-
tion with travelling show.
w. F. Groth, switchman, has re-
signed following trip to Florida and
! Illinois and will take up farming in
! the latter state.
Bridge and Building Foreman J.
/ F. Powell was a business visitor in
| WinsloW the first of the week. Mr..
| Powell is now stationed ae Franconia
on the Arizona Division.
Mrs. Emma Woods left the first of
the week for an extended visit with
! friends and relatives in Los Angeles
and Porterville California.
Mr.. Scott Clifford, of England who
came recently from Buenos Aires,
South America, has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer under agent H.
j. Fouts.
Mrs. Berry of West Second St., is
| Just now able to get out after being
| confined to her home for three weeks
| by burns which resulted from ser
! ious scalding of her feet and lower
| limbs.
A "day at JayviIle junction. at the
! amditnrinm Saturday March 31St will