The Winslow mail., 1923-12-21
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A prize waltz will be given at the
big dance Christmas night at Pastime
theatre. Admission $1.10. extra ladies
25c.
Back from Chicago Trip
Mrs. Lee Kelly returned Saturday
from a months visit with relatives at
Chicago.
On Business to Phoenix
Dr. Oscar S. Brown went to Phoe-
nix Tuesday on two-day business
trip.
Leave for EmpOria, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Folsom left Sun
day on train No. to sepnd Christmas
with their relatives at Emporia, Kan
sas.
Goes to Los Angeles
Mr.. Frank Hughes has gone to Los
Angeles to spend Christmas with his
mother.
Returns from Phoenix
Mr.. Frank Evans returned Tuesday
morning or train No. 2 from visit
with relatives at Phoenix.
Transferred to Needles
Mr. H. M. Winslow, Cashier at the
Harvey house has been transferred to
Needles. Mr. Winslow left Tuesday
to assume his duties at the Harvey
house in that town.
Relief Clerk at Harvey House
Mr. F. w. Curry of Kansas City,
No.. arrived Saturday to do relief
clerking at the Harvey house.
Insurance Man on Trip
Mr.. Charles B. Christy, the insur-
ance man, is in town this week. Mr.
Christy was a visitor at the Rotary
club luncheon on Wednesday.
County Engineer in Town
Mr. G. w. West, county engineer,
was in town yesterday on business
connected with his office.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Sam w. Proctor were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Don't forpet the big dance Christ
mas night, Pastime Theatre. With each
ticket you get a chance on a Turkey.
The dance will start sharply at 8
O'clock.
Over from HOlbrOOk
Mr.. G. w. Martin clerk at the San
ia Fe yard office, Holbrook, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Ships Sheep to Buckeye
Mr.. Les Hart shipped two cars of
sheep Wednesday night to Buckeye,
Arizona.
Goes to Hospital
Mr.. J. L. Hogue, pumper at Sun
shine, went to Los Angeles Thursday
morning on train No. to enter the
Santa Fe hospital for treatment.
Goes to Flagstaff
Fireman J. E. Valentine took sick
here Tuesday and went to his home
in Flagstaff to remain until he is
better.
Leave for Denver
Mrs. George Kingrea and little
daughter, Delores,. will leave today
for Denver to visit her two sisters
Mrs. D. B. Wilmot and Mrs. c. H.
Alexander, over the HOLIDAYS.
Pictures which will make ideal
Christmas presents at the WinslOw
Furniture company. See the beauti-
full selections including Dallan's mas.
terpiece, "Appeal to the Great Spirit",
and Frazer's greatest work, END of
the Trail"
Back from Extended Visit
Mr.. G. e. Rowe, fireman on the
Santa Fe, returned Sunday from an
extended visit with relatives at Rich
mond, Indiana.
General Yard Master Here
General Yard Master Charles Nc
Cormick with headquarters at Los
Angeles was in the city Monday look
ing over the Santa Fe yard conditions.
Down from Hay Lake
Lee Jones was in town from his
ranch at Hay Lake a couple of days
this week purchasing supplies. Mr..
Jones said that the storm of last week
was the worst that he had seen in the
Hay Lake section in about thirty
years.
Here ON Business
Judge ]. E. Crosby of the Superior
court at Holbrook was in Winslow
Tuesday on business. Judge Crosby
motored over, returning home that
evening.
Leave for Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Henderson and
Daughters, Misses Ruthella and Doris,
left yesterday on train No. % for
Kansas City, Mo-, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays with re-
latives.
Back from Roosevelt Dam
DR.. w. T. Hubbard returned We'd
nesday morning from the Roosevelt