The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
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Ship Sheep to Omaha
Marty and Lovett shipped 80 cars
of sheep Saturday to Omaha.
In Town Wednesday
Mr.. w. G. Bassett, assistant super
intendent Of telegraph of Los Ange-
les, was in town Wednesday on busi-
ness in connection with the relay
station.
Odd Fellows Initiation
The Odd Fellow lodge will hold
initiation on Monday night in their
hall. From 40 to so men will be
taken into the order.
Goes to Grand Canyon
Mr.. T. <. Burton of the car depart
ment was at the Grand Canyon Tues
day,
From Los Angeles
MI Ben Doolittle of the Santa Fe
treasury department, Los Angeles,
WAS it, the city Tuesday on business
at the railway offices.
Don't forget the Grab Bag at the
Stop and Shop On Nov. 2.
Goes to Phoenix
Mrs. V. H. Driver left on No. 3
Sunday night for Phoenix and Mesa
to spend a month with relatives.
Returns from Los Angeles
Miss Catherine Bowman, stenOgra-
pher in the superintendent office,
returned Wednesday from Los Ange-
les where she visited her sister
few days.
Return from South
Mrs. O. L. Murray and her ,'Itle
daughter returned home sunday
morning from various points in
Texas, where they have been visiting
for two weeks.
Back from Los Angeles
u. r.
evening from Los Angeles. Mr.. Reed
er has been in the coast city for
several weeks looking after his pro-
pertY there.
Here Over Weekend
Mr. C. w. Durham of Warren was
in the city over the weekend visiting
his family and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Daze.. He left Sunday for Flagstaff
to join a hunting party.
rs Annual Bazaar l
The Catholic Ladies are busily
preparing for their annual fall bazaar
which will be given November 21-22.
It promises to be better than ever.
Returns from the East
Mrs. Mary Tennery returned We'd
nesday morning from Ohio and Mich
igan, where she has been visiting her
daughters about four months.
!. Big Carnival Dance at Kelly's Hall,
Saturday night, October "a. Music
by Seigmund's Orchestra. Everybody
come!
Up from HOlbrOOk
Sheriff l.. D. Divelbess was up from
Holbrook Tuesday for the day.
Down from Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Perkins were
down from their ranch in the Blue
Ridge country for few days this
week
Here from Snowflake
Mr.. j. M. Flake of Snowflake was
in town Friday. Mr.. Flake, who has
not been we'll for some time, came
down for medical advice. He is one
of Navajo countys oldest settlers.
Transferred to Williams
Henry Balfay has been transferred
to Williams, where he has been put
in charge Of the boilermaking depart
ment
This is the time of Halloween,
When all the witches can be seen,
Come and hear your fortune true,
The witch will tell you something
Stop and Shop Bazaar, November 2.
Returns from Iowa
Mrs. Sam w Proctor returned We'd
nesday morning on No. 9 from Fort
Madison and Burlington, Iowa, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Departs for Williams
Mrs Sidney Jones departed Tuesday
On train No 7 for Williams to join her
husband, who has taken a position
as fireman on the water run between
Williams and the Grand Canyon.
Large Movement of Cattle.
A large number of cattle are NOV
ing through here now for eastern
markets. Two and three stock trains
are scheduled through Winslow every
day The SHOWS in the mountains
have apparently started the fall run
of cattle shipments.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
For the heaviest wild turkey brought
in to our store and weighed between
Oct. 1st and Nov. 1st we will give a