The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23
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Chas Calm is confined to his home
with anervous breakdown.
Miss Maria Drumm has accepted a
position with Carl Behn.
Mrs. William Hogue spent last week
end in Ash Fork, visiting her Hus--
band.
Mr. Stephen Janis, Superintendent,
of the Indian School at Leupp was
a business visitor in Winslow Monday
Mrs NJ. Bernd is in Winslow pay
ing her son O. C. Bernd an extended
visit. Mrs. Bernd is from Chicago.
Hosler helper. E. E: Jones has left
for Los Angeles where he will enter
the hospital for eye treatment.
Engineer c. w. Rhyan spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Williams Wis
iting with his family.
Mrs r. C.Creswell Jr., of Phoenix
is in Winslow visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Creswell, Sr.
| Mr.. T. E. Thacker indian trader at
! Pinon was in town last Saturday on
business.
Ewart Day has been stung by the
radio Bug" and as a result a new
radio has been installed at his home.
| Mrs. Ralph Wood and Mrs. Ball
entertained a number of friends at
an at-home, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Riley Walcott and two sons
Everett and William will leave for
Phoenix, Sunday, for short visit.
]. x. La Prade, returned from Den
yer, Wednesday, accompanied by his
daughter in-law, Mrs. Agnes La Prade
Wesley Reynolds and Mrs Henriet
ia Phillips surprised their friends the
goth, when they went to Gallup and
were married.
A. L. FIaharty is enjoying visit
with his mother and sister Mrs. M.
J. Flaharty and daughter Lucille OF
Williams
Mr. r. A. Sunderland General fore
mans clerk at the round house has
been transferred to Ash. Fork as Chief
Clerk to the Division Foreman.
Miss Nina McCamant has accepted
position in the Superintendent Of
flee Miss McCamant was formerly of
Gallup.
Conductor X. NJ Rhoades who has
/ been on the sick list for the past two
months, is we'll on the way to recov-
cry.
A card from Mr. Ferd La Prade
stated he is slowly improving from
his burns and that is able to take
few steps now.
Mrs Martins and Mrs. R. G. Kline
have sent out invitations for Radio
party which will take place Tuesday
evening, April 3rd
The Misses Ruby Lowiski, Hazel
Caldwell, Mary Dadey and Bessie
Kidd attended the prom at Flag
staff Normal last Saturday,
Mrs. Frank Hink, wife of engineer
Hink, returned Saturday from two
months trip to Florida and other
points in the East and South.
S. S. Lawhead. manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Co., is tax
ing short vacation on the Coast. He
is visiting with relatives while there.
Mrs. r. B. Lancaster, wife of yard
engineer Lancaster went to Los An
geles on No last Sunday, where
she expected to undergo an operation
for appendicitis from which she has
been suffering sometime.
TRANSPORTATION inspector E. B. He
bert was in the city last Saturday
on his way to FL Paso where he went
to attend the System Loss and Dam
age" meeting.
Mr.. M. J. Drury, supervisor of small
supplies and Mr. F. w. Thomas Sup
ervisor of Apprentices, for the Santa
Fe were in Winslow Monday on an
inspection tour.
Mrs. Edith Neal left Monday for
Oakland California to spend the
Eastertide with her son who is at
fencing st. Marys college at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas M. Hitchcock
spent last week end in Winslow Wis
iting their parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
D. Hitchcock of this city, they re-
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