The Winslow mail., 1923-08-10

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proved under the care of DR.. Reh-
bach.
| Motors to Cooley
Senator R. L. Moore and family
motored to Cooley and Snowflake
Thursday.
Returns after vacation
| Miss Mary Brown, Miss Irene Whet-
stone, Mrs. Dez Mahoney, Mrs. Mil
| ltenburger and little son returned to
| Winslow after three-Weeks' camp
| ing trip, spent at the Grand Canyon,
Mormon Lake. Tonto Basin and
Lake Mary.
Tn Los Angeles
| Misses Bernice and Mary O'Brien,
daughters of Conductor O'Brien are
| spending this month in Los Angeles
| visiting relatives.
lightning kills horses
| John De Witt, road contractor lost
/ two big horses Tuesday night from
! lighting.
Mrs. Powell entertains
| Mrs. Robert Powell entertained
Tuesday evening with dinner party
at the Harvey House. Her guests
were; Mrs. G. E. Cornelius Of Long
Beach, California; Mrs. E. J. Gibson
of Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. George
H. Keyes, Jr., of Fresno, California;
| and Mrs. Joe Kliendienst.
VIII go to Flagstaff
Mrs. M. M. Vorce will spend the
weekend at Flagstaff, visiting her
daughter, Gladys, who is attending
the Normal School, and also Mrs.
James Hughes.
Come from Pennsylvania
Mrs. E. l.. Gleason and son of
Honesdale, Pennsylvania, arrived this
morning for a visit with Mrs. Naomi
Kabelin.
w. G. T. U. meeting
The w. G. T. U. will meet Thurs
day, August, 16 with Mrs Naomi
KabeIin, 405 West Fourth street A
mothers meeting Mrs. Ella Stegmeir
leader.
From Black Rock. N. Nj.
Byron P. Adams and family Of
Black Rock, New Mexico, spent sew
eral days this week in the city. Mr.
Adams was connected with the Win
slow Mail several years ago.
Entertains Victory Class
Mrs. M NJ Vorce entertained the
Victory Glass of the NJ E. church
Tuesday evening. Light refreshments
were served, and plans for social
were made. The members that at
tended the party were: Mesdames
Willis Day, S. NJ Davis, Emma Proc
tor, Mary Ward Frank Wisdom, Ray
Hoxsie, r. N. Ames, and Lottie Bis
bee; Misses Amelia Hunter and Sal
lie Banks.
Service Acknowledged
The Mail acknowledges, with pro-
found thanks, the service rendered
it and the community by A. L. Thur
ston on last Thursday evening. Mr..
Thurston had his radio in first class
condition ad received the first news
! of the Presidents death
Returns from California
Little Miss Helen Hungerford re-
turn home Friday after a two months
visit with her aunt in California.
Commander of Maccabees
Mrs. Lille r. Moores, state com
mander of the W. B. A, is in the city
today to meet with the Maccabees
this evening
COnvalescing from Illness
Mrs. Helen Simmons is convalesc-
ing from an illness of three weeks.
Visiting from Needles
Mrs. c.. N. Fenill and son Otis of
Needles, California, are visiting Mrs.
Ada Gates. Mrs Fenill is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Gates.
In HOlhrOOk on business
Mrs. w A Parr spent Friday of
last week in Holbrook on business.
Here from California
Mrs. E. H. Alsdorf and children Of
National City, California, are visiting
with their parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Day. Mr. Ais
dorf has bee promoted and he is now
preparing to move his family to San
Jose, California
Sprains ankle
Mrs. Estelle Hudson is confined to
her home with sprained ankle.
Here from Phoenix
DR.. F. T. Fahlen, state superint-
endent of public health, with head
quarters at Phoenix, was here Sat-
urday to survey the Malta Fever
situation and to confer with Miss
Jane Rider on the research work that
she is doing here with that disease.
He also had a conference with DR..
Bazell and D. R. Jennings of the
state dairy commission.
Leaves for Gallup
G. A. Henniforth, the temporary
relief manager at the Harvey House,
left Saturday morning for Gallup.
From Indian Wells
E. J. Marty of Indian Wells was
here the latter part of last week
visiting his family.
Leaves for Williams