The Winslow mail., 1923-07-20
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Mrs Grubbs will leave for Los An
! geles Saturday morning.
Mrs ]. c. Myers has gone to Los
| Angeles to spend sometime.
Mrs Oscar Jones has returned
from a visit to Denver, Colorado.
| Miss Hilliard left on Thursday
| for Los Angeles where she will stay
for a short time.
jeff Van Alta drove to st. Johns
the last of the week to bring home
mis- daughter, Mrs Christensen.
Big Dance tomorrow, Saturday
at Pastime theatre, everybody well
come.
Mr. and Mrs John Gruhl went to
Phoenix on Saturday where they
will make their future home.
Superintendent J. D. McCully is
attending the Loss and Damage con-
! ference at Coronado, California.
! I. A. See went to Williams Thurs
/ day morning to spend a few days
with his daughter, Mrs Mclean and
| family.
Report comes from Needles that
Miss Fern See, daughter of Burt see,
and granddaughter Of l. A See, was
recently married at Kingman.
Mr. and Mrs R. M. McCloskey of st
Joe, are the proud parents of a baby
boy, born to them on the 18th. Mr.
McCloskey is mining engineer.
Frank Wisdom, manager of the
Santa Fe Reading Room has return
ed from a trip to Colorado where he
was called on account of the illness
of a relative.
Supervisor w. J. Crozier has re-
Gently returned from a trip east,
where he was called by the illness of
relative.
Mrs Tempske, wife of the road
masters chief clerk, and baby, have
gone to Los Angeles for a rest and
change of climate. They will be
gone for sometime
Rev O. L. Enyeart and family re-
turned last Friday from Carr's
Ranch where they went to attend
the Epworth eague conference
They report having fine trip.
The Weinert rooming house at 218
West AspinwaIl St. has changed
hands. Mrs w. G. Kelley is the new
proprietor and is prepared to take
care of those wishing a quiet and
pleasant place to room
Rev w. L. Martin went to Flag
staff on Monday evening to attend
meeting being conducted at the Chris
tian church by Rev E.. o. Watts of
! Prescott, who is assisting the pas
tor, Rev Saunders.
H. R. Mercer and r. G McClin-
took attended the shriner convention
in Washington, then journeyed to
| Niagara Falls and over into Canada.
They have just returned from their
eastern trip.
J. B. Phares has just returned
from a trip to the East where he
attended the shriner convention at
Washington He also visited Cleave-
land and other eastern cities and
spent a little time at the Bryan
Harvester plant at Peru, Indiana
Mrs A. L. Martin, mother Of Rev
W. L. Martin, who has been visiting
her son and family since last jan
uary left this morning on No. 22 for
her home in Burton Kansas. Her
son accompanied her as far as Gal
lup.
Rev Job Ingram, of Kingfsher,
Oklahoma, is visiting his old friends
and parishioners, Mrs Dora Sprague,
and Mr. and Mrs Mayes. Rev In
gram has retired from the active
ministry but still does some supply
work He expects to go on to Calf
ornia for visit with friends there.
Mr. and Mrs Spencer Alden of Gle
veland, Ohio, are the guests of DR..
and Mrs Sampson, of West Aspinwall
Street Mrs Alden is niece of
Mrs Sampson. They will spend sew
eral days here before continuing
their journey.
]. B. Fussel, yardmaster, who is
taking a sixty days layoff, was in
from the ranch out near the rim
where he and the family are spend
ing the time, the last of the week
for supply of feed for the ranch
animals. He said they were having
great time and enjoying their out
ing.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Curry, and Miss
Amos who has been visiting Mrs
Curry the past two weeks, left for
Californa points on No Wednes-
day Miss Amos will stop at San
Bernardino, while Mr. and Mrs Curry
will go on to San Francisco and
other Coast points. eThey may de-
eide to go on to Honolulu where Mr.