The Winslow mail., 1923-08-24

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vey system, was here during the
week auditing the books at the local
hotel.
Returns from Ash Fork
K. w. Cooper, who has been work
ing at Ash Fork, returned home Sat
urday.
Here from Snowflake
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nagle of
Snowflake were in Winslow Saturday
Back from coast
Bud" Clark returned from the
coast last week.
Returns from Phoenix
w. J. Meador adjutant of the local
American Legion, returned Monday
from Phoenix where he went Satur-
day on brief business trip.
Home on vacation
Charles Bostwick, who is connect
ed with the Moneta Sign Service in
Los Angeles, came home Sunday for
months vacation.
Go to Hot Springs
Mrs. J. B. Drumm and daughter
| Ida left Saturday night for Hot
Springs, New Mexico, where they
will r, main a month.
Visiting parents
Mrs. G. W. Durham and sons, Jun
ior and Jack of Warren, Arizona, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles DaZe.
Former teacher here
F. w Kerr, who taught science in
the high school last year and who
was also the basketball coach, was
in Winslow the first of the week from
the Grand Canyon, where he is work.
| ing this summer. Mr.. Kerr will
teach science in the Jerome high
school this coming term.
Leave for coast
Mrs. C. E. Wyrick and daughter,
Margaret, left Monday for visit in
Los Angeles.
Return from Los Angeles
Mrs. B. Boyce and son returned
| from Los Angeles Saturday. Mr..
Boyce is still in the hospital.
New machinists
H. Perry Carter and Joseph P.
Carey are new machinists at the
round house.
Employees at ice plant
Clarence Schaar and John Nc
Comas are new employees at the ice
plant.
Keep off race track
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the race track this week for the car
nival races to be run on Labor day.
The track has been re-surveyed, and
considerable work is being done.
The legion urgently requests the
public not to use the track until af
ter the races are held.
New painter-helper
Leonard Jensen is the new painter
helper at the round house.
Leave for Los Angeles
T. G. Anderson left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles to enter
the Santa Fe hospital. He was ac-
companied by Brakeman Gray.
Goes to Los Angeles
Conductor L. D. Brandt, who has
been on the sick list this week, left
for the Santa Fe hospital in Los An
geles Wednesday morning.
Returns home
Brakeman R. B. Moran, who has
been working here since June, has
returned to his home in Los Angeles.
Takes Position
| Angela Seg1e has taken position
as stenographer in the master mech
anic's office. Miss Segle is niece
of Engineer Chester V. Smith.
New brakemen
Roy A. Miller, Albert M. Warren
and Norman E. Perdue are new bra
kemen employed by the Santa Fe.
Passes through WinslOw
Mrs. Anita Baldwin, the widow of
Lucky Baldwin, who was a famous
race horse man before his DEATH
passed through here Tuesday in her
! private car "Onokis" en- route to Hol-
brook from where she will go to the
Snake dance at Walpi
Return from coast
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Rhoades and
daughter. Aileen, returned Wednes-
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spent in various cities of the Pacific
| coast.
Coach returns
NJ D. Porter. mathematics teacher
and coach at the high school, return
ed Tuesday from Pleasanton Kansas,
where he spent his vacation.
Back from visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olds returned |
Sunday from Arkansas City, Kansas,
where they were visiting Mrs. Olds'
mother.
Victory class entertains
The Victory class of the M. E.
Church entertained the Sunday
school Monday evening at the
church Jane Day gave a reading,
and Frederick Gillard sang "Old Dog
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