The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-06-01

attached, at j. C. Penney Co.
Mrs. Clara Foster has had an at
tack of Lumbago but is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. A E. Giuard is getting along
nicely after her Operation in the AL
querque Hospital last week.
H. B. Robinson accompanied by
his wife left for the Santa Fe hos
pital in Los Angeles Monday
Miss Hazel Armstrong left We'd
nesday for Los Angeles, where she
will enter the nurses training school
in the Clara Barton Hospital
A H Miller, was up from Glendale
Saturday looking after business
matters and calling on old friends
W. D. Hitchcock returned from al
business trip to Phoenix Wednesday
morning.
G. c. Franklin, Ticket Cashier and
P. F. Jones, Express man, have
changed positions, each bidding in
the job held by the other.
T. N Barsalioux an old timer of
Winslow who is now located at 1926
River Drive, Denver, Colo, is a new
subscriber to the Winslow Mail.
Mrs. w. S. Young, left for her
home at Cameron, Arizona, Sunday
after having spent a week visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee BARLEY and
daughter Onondo, of Kansas City
are visiting this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. V. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LaZear of Pine
came in last Friday and are spend
ing the week shopping and visiting
friends and relatives.
r. NJ HensIey, who has been act
ing as ticket clerk on the evening
trick, has been assigned regularly
to that position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer See and
daughter Marjory were down from
Grand Canyon over Sunday. They
visited with l. A. See and daughter
Miss Frances.
H. ]. Fouts and son Cecil, return
ed from a three weeks visit in
Seattle, Washington, where they
spent the time with an older son and
| brother.
Miss Gladys Vorce who has just
J completed very successful school
term at Manila has been reemployed
| for the coming year at a substantial
increase in salary.
c. J. Wiley, Jerry LaDuke, J. D.
Wiley, G w. Nelson and ]. G. HyneS
are in Phoenix this week attending
a hearing before the Corporation
Commission.
Summer school opened on Mon
day morning under the direction of
Mrs. Flaharty and Miss Davis. Alb
out 100 students are in attendance.
| The session will last one month:
Frank Siegman, chief clerk at the
| ice plant for sometime, left for
Needles, California, Sunday night
where he has accepted a similar po-
sitiOn in the larger ice factory there
Warm weather is here, get that
bathing outfit at j. C. Penney Co.
District Engineer Atwood has re-
Gently made some changes in the
| maintenance of way crew between
Winslow and Holbrook Pete Nc
Coy has been appointed foreman on
the highway.
Homer Vaughn and family left
Thu sday in their fine new studa-
baker for Southern California points
| They expect to be gone about thirty
days. Doubtless Homer will bring
| back a load Of Los Angeles booster
! dope.
w W. Ward of the South Side
went to Los Angeles on Friday night
! to attend to some business and re-
TUNED here on Sunday. He didn't
let any grass grow under his feet
nor any Los Angeles boosters detain
him
Miss Alice Bailey was down from
visit with her parents, Mr.. and M s.
N. s. Bailey, Monday. She re-
turned to Aur work at the Normal
Tuesday. She expects to continue
her school work during the summer
in order to finish next March.
Mrs. Desmond Mahoney, returned
from Oklahoma City, the latter part
of last week where she had been for
some time on account of the illness
and death of her Mother. Mrs. c..
L. Milpenberger, sister of Mrs Ma
honey, and little son John returned
with her to spend the summer.
Arthur Langman. who went to
San Bernai dino about the first of
the year, has returned and is acting
as general clerk under agent H. j.
Fouts. AS a result Of Mr.. Lang
mans reutrn, the Florin orchestra,
Of which he was a member, has been
reorganized.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schein, and
two sons, Nevin and Gene and Miss
Lena Dietz arrived in the city Fri
day and visited until Monday with