The Winslow mail., 1923-07-13
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Mrs Charles Daze is reported on
the sick list.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ. Sorenson Wednesday NOR
ming.
Miss Leila Vorce and mother have
taken the McGregor home during the
absence Of Mrs McGregor in the East
Senator Mulford Winsor addressed
the Williams Rotarians last Friday
on the Colorado River compact.
Mrs A. E. Cooper and daughter
Verna have returned to their home
in Cooley.
Mrs E. J. Marty and children have
couple of weeks.
Delos L. Bundy of Holbrook was
over Wednesday to attend the Rota-
ry luncheon
Mrs R. D .McGregor, and three
children left on No 10 Tuesday night
for Kansas City where they will visit
for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Bennett, Pearl
and Roy Bennett and Verna Cooper,
motored to Cooley where they Will
spend few days.
Mr. Weinert, who was in business
here some years ago, passed through
the CITY Tuesday with the body of
his wife who died in California.
Bids on the new Blks' building
have been extended to the 21st on
account of some changes that have
been made in the specifications
A MARKED DOWN SALE of ready
to wear goods by the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the M E. Church will be
held July 20-21 at the Coop Store.
Mrs. c. J. Wiley, who has been
teaching in Los Angeles, the past
year, joined her husband here last
week. icy Oh at 1AOAllS C1G A@IA w
4th Street
Robert Eastman and wife, Mrs Ada
Gates, and Mrs. Mary HungerfOrd
formed an automobile party to Grand
Canyon over the Fourth. Mr. East
man attended the Elks convention.
Twins-a boy and girl-were born
to Mr. and Mrs Jesse Tenney on
morning. The weights
were eight and eight and one half
pounds respectively.
Mrs Willis Day Of East Oak Street
returned from a visit to Lawrence,
Kansas. Her grandson, Ralph Day,
who has been visiting there since
school closed, returned with her.
Mrs R. B. Lancaster and sons,
Parr and Phillip, left for Kansas and
Oklahoma points on Wednesdays No
10. They will visit at Sedgwick,
Kansas, and in Oklahoma for month
or more.
County treasurer, George j. Shae-
fer stopped over a short time the
last of the week on his way back
from Prescott, where he attended
the executive meeting of the Amer
lean Legion.
The Wickenburg State Miner car
ried an item the last of the week
stating that Mrs j. A. Rohrer, and
son Joe, had left on Thursday for a
visit with friends in the East. The
Rohrers formerly lived here while
Mr. Rohrer was roadmaster.
J. H Embray who was employed
for some time by Chas Calm and
who left about eight months ago for
South America has returned and is
again employed by Mr. Calm. Mr..
Embray came direct from Tela Hon
duras here.
w. D. Hitchcock, master mechanic,
on this division Of the Santa Fe, re-
turned recently from a months stay
at Ocean Side and other Coast points
The rest of the family remained for
a longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dawson, and
daughter, of North Williamson Ave
nue. have returned from California,
and Miss Dawson is very much i'm
proved in health. They plan to dis
pose of their home here and return
to California to live.
Mrs J. G. Hadley and children re
turned from Mormon Lake the last
of the week They had the misfor
tune to get mired in the mud this
side of Leupp and had to spend the
night in Leupp Some Indians
brought them to town the next morn
ing and took Mr. Hadley back to get
the stranded car.