The Winslow mail., 1923-05-04

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H. w. Shade of Phoenix was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. w w. Franklin of Holbrook
was a Winslow visitor Tuesday.
Robert Chenny, stenographer of
Mr.. jacobson, Harvey System Super
intendent, is here with his chief.
Paul Goodin is acting as local
Harvey House manager in the alb
sence of manager A. B. Riley.
Dudd Greer of ST. Johns, was in
Winslow Thursday arranging for the
opening of an office here.
H. M. Moritz Of the Holbrook State
Bank was a Winslow visitor Thurs
day.
Harold Morris of the Merchants and
Stockmans Bank, of Holbrook, was
seen on our streets on Thursday.
DR.. G.. P. Sampson spent day at
Phoenix the first of the week on
Board of Health business.
Mrs. George P. Sampson Jr. and
baby returned from Albuquerque the
first Of the week.
DR.. Sweigert, the optician, of Den
yer, was here on Thursday. He was
accompanies by Mrs. Sweigert.
Mr. George Hennessey we'll known
Cattleman of Holbrook was a visitor
in Winslow Wednesday.
Mrs. W. F. Goldworthy, returned
from Phoenix last Friday after WIS.,
iting at that point for several days.
Travelling Accountant j. r Swar-
enger has been in Winslow for the
past week checking up on the local
1 offices.
Miss Ruth Goldworthy spent last
week end in Winslow visiting her
j parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Colds
worthy.
Misses Margaret and Bessie Gal
] braith left for Los Angeles last Sat-
turday morning to make their fut-
ure home.
]. E. Kleindienst left for Chicago
and other eastern points last Thurs
day on No. 2. He will be gone for
some little time.
Jeff Van Alta left last week for
California where he has accepted a
position in the water service of the
Union P9PifiC mar T09pUot
Miss Theresa Monroe returned
from Albuquerque the first of the
week and has resumed her work as
cashier at the Bank of Winslow.
DR.. Sampson, county health Off
Ger, reports that there are no active
cases Of smallpox in the county at
present.
Superintendent of Schools, Grady
Gammage left on No. "wednesday
to attend the superintendent Con-
ference at Tucson.
Mr.. Jacobson, general manager of
the Harvey House system was in
town on Thursday looking after the
company's business here.
The American Legion is planning
for a union memorial service on
Sunday, the 81, ODE participated in
by all the churches.
Charles L. Murphy and his uncle,
Mr.. ScudamOre, arrived in Wins1Ow,
by automobile, Monday midnight, af-
ter a record run from San Diego,
which they left on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Irene McQuillan, who has
been supply stenographer to H. J..
Fouts for sometime, has gone to
Grand Canyon where her husband
is working on the Canyon line.
DeLoss Y. Bundy, John Branigan,
and Paul N. Polling, members of the
Holbrook Rotary club drove over
Wednesday to attend the Rotary
luncheon and make up their attend
ance.
Mrs. c. E. Siegmund wife of Con-
ductor C. E. Siegmund returned
Monday from a three weeks visit in
Los Angeles. She was accompanied
by her Grandson Gilbert Siegmund
J. E. Dunn, local contractor and
builder, was taken to the hospital at
/ Phoenix on Wednesday, suffering
from loss of his eyesight Guy Plum
mer, his son-in-law, went with him.
Miss Nan Brown presents her pia-
no pupils in recitals-First May 16,
3 p. M, assisted by High School Glee
Club-Second May Is at p. m. as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs Bruce Matthie,
at Washington School Auditorium.
Mrs. J. E. Turner returned last
Friday from an extended visit with
home folks in San Antonio Texas.
San Folsom returned this morning
from Peru Indiana where he has
been for some time looking over the
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