The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Move to Los Angeles

Move to Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mathews de-
parted Friday night for Los Angeles
where they will make their home. Mr..
Mathews was a telegraph operator at
the uptown office.
At the "StOp and Shop.
Yes, we have no bananas
We have hot dogs and dOughnuts,
We have fancy work and candy,
And all kinds of things in the fish
pond,
Old fashioned fortune tellers,
But nothing from cellars,
But we have no bananas today.
New Teacher Arrives
Miss Nell Bowman of Springfield,
Mo-, arrived Tuesday morning to take
the teaching position of Mrs. j. A.
Barstow, nee Mary E. Hart, who re-
signed September %. Miss Bowman
will teach at both the Washington
and Grammar schools. She is a gra-
duate of the Colorado State Teachers
College.
Circle No. of the Ladies Aid of
the Methodist Church met at the
home of Mrs Des. Mahoney on We'd
nesday, October IT, The afternoon
was spent in sewing and planning for
| the Methodist Bazaar, which is to be
Igiven soon. Afterwards delightful re-
freshments we're served to group of
twenty-six ladies.
Rail Turns With No.
A rail turned under the engine of
train No. l Wednesday on the railway
| between Mcclellan and Fairview, Ari-
zona. No damage was done; the ties
were not even broken according to
word received here. The train was
delayed about an hour and thirty
minutes.
Mr.. Pearson Better
! Mr.. Lee Pearson, road foreman of
engines has been very sick this week.
| He is much better today and expects
| to return to his work in day or two.
Returns to Tempe Normal
| Miss Ruth GOldWorthy returned
| Sunday night on No. for Tempe to
resume her studies at the Normal
school. Miss Goldworthy was called
home on account of her little broth
er's illness.
Leaves for Tempe
Mrs. N. S. BLY, accompanied by her
| daughter Laurel and her two sons,
Nathan and Jimmie leaves today for
Tempe, where she will remain this
winter with her daughter, Virginia,
who is attending the Normal school
there.
Return from the South
Mrs. Josephine Quebedeaux and Mr.
Claude Quebedeaux returned October
| II from their motor trip to Midland
and Ell Paso, Texas. They went by
way of Roswell, n NJ. and returned
by way of the Roosevelt dam. Miss
Anna McGonagil, of Lovington, N M.
sister of Mrs. Quebedeaux, return
ed to Winslow with them for a visit.
New Assistant Manager
| Mr. E. Beahan of the Fred Hurvey
commissary at Los Angeles arrived
| in Winslow Sunday to take up his
duties as assistant manager OF the
local Harvey House. Mrs. Beahan
accompanied her husband.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the b. OF
r. T.. will give masquerade dance
on Halloween night, October 81.
There will be two prizes given for
the best costumes of the ladies' and
two for gentlemen. The prizes Will
be donated by E. HI. Black; GreaVes
and Dye; Rabbits and the Palace OF
! Sweets.
Married at San Rafael
Mr.. H. r. Mercer and Miss Elsie
Matson of Richmond, Calf, who were
married on October 2 at San Rafael,
! Calf, are at home to their friends
| at 504 West Second Avenue. The
| bride visited Mrs Nina Ward several
! months ago.
Bags fOur-pOint Buck
! Deer. comes to c. A. Barstow. While
Mr.. Barstow was on his way to the
XtLazy T ranch week ago Wednes-
! day on a hunting trip, he killed
| large four-point buck. The deer
walked out from the trees onto the
road ahead of Mr.. BarstoW, who was
in his car. He grabbed his gun, got
out and walked up the road to get
| better shot at the animal. He killed
| the buck, loaded him in his car and
continued his way to the ranch. He
! brought the deer home Sunday