The Winslow mail., 1923-10-12
Return from East

ed last Friday from three-weeks'
vacation spent in Kansas City, Omaha
and Des Moines.
Back from Hunting Trip
w. F. Brewer, L. ]. Bennett and G.
D. McCauley returned Friday night
from the Rim, where they have been
on hunting trip. The party brought
back some wild turkey.
Bags two Turkeys
F. M. Dunham and his family re-
turned Saturday from a hunting trip
in the neighborhood of the Moqui
ranch. Mr.. Dunham bagged two tur-
keys.
Six-POint Buck
D. T. Christensen and family re-
turned Sunday evening from one
day-hunting trip to the Willow-Creek
country, where Mr.. Christensen killed
a six-point buck, weighing 155 pounds
when dressed.
Kills twO-POint Buck
E. H. Black. Clyde Hopson and L.
C. Hopson returned Friday night
from short hunting trip to the
Moqui ranch country. L. c. Hopson
bagged a two-point buck.
Representative of Paper Co.
Mr. Phil Calihan, representing the
Blake, Moffit and Towne Paper Com
pany of Phoenix was in the city Mon
day on business.
Down from Flagstaff
Mr.. Raymond Prochnow, assistant
cashier of the First National Bank
of Flagstaff was in the city Saturday
On business.
Tn from Ranch
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Perkins spent
the weekend in the city, returning to
their ranch in the Blue Ridge coun-
try Sunday afternoon.
Park. Davis Representative
Mr.. P. B. Head of Phoenix, repre-
senting Park Davis and Company
was in the city Friday on business
Here from Phoenix
Sterling G. Robertson of United
States immigration Service, Phoenix
was in Winslow Friday on official
business.
Return from Vacation
Mrs. Earl Weidinger and Mrs Mary
Dye returned Monday night from
Berkerlv where they have been or
months vacation.
ReDairing Road
County Engineer J. T. West has
the county road outfit at work on the
Sunset Pass road repairing it.
Visiting from La Junta
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richter Of
La Junta, Colorado, arrived in the
city Tuesday morning for visi
with Mr. A. S. Waterman. Mrs
Richter is the sister-in-law of Mr.
Waterman
From Oklahoma
Mr.. J. J. Hadley's nephew, Mr.
Calvin p Oliver, of Enid. Oklahoma
arrived in the city last Friday, TAX.
ing position as fireman on the
Santa Fe. Mrs Oliver. his wife. vii
come to Winslow later
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
For the heaviest wild turkey brough
in to our store and weighed between
Oct. 1st snd Nov. 1st we will give ;
prize Of $500 in Mdse.
For the deer with the creates
spread of horns we will give prfz'
Of $1,000 in Mdse.
For the deer with the greatest mum
her Of points on his horns $500 il
Mdse.
Buy yOnr Gums and ammunition her
Rabbit BROS. TRADING co
'"The Store with the stock that serves
You best" 3O.8.t-C
Back from Needles
! Mr. E. H. McCann, who left here
short time ago to do relief telegraph
work at Needles, returned to the city
Monday and is now working at the
uptown telegraph office. Mr. Nc
Mccain said that he found Needle,
to be a clean and progressive little
city. He stated that the weather
there now is all that any one coulC
wish.
Back from Hunting Trip
Messrs. L. c. Payne, c. G. Payne
and H. L. Payne returned Monday
evening from a hunting trip of one
| day into the country east of the
BLY, ranger station. They reported
| that the wind was bowling so hart
where they were that it was almost
| impossible to do any hunting
Here from Needles
Mr.. Ed Carroll of Needles. form
erly of Winslow, was in the city this
week.
Visiting Relatives
Mr. Gilbert Peterson of Oakland
Calf. was in the city Tuesday visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Fouts. Mr.
Peterson. who is the nephew of Mr.
Fouts. stopped over on his way home
from Hutchinson, Kansas.
Goes to California
Mrs Fred Russell left Tuesday on
No to visit friends in Needles and
Barstow Calf.
Spends Sunday at HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Fouts and fam
lily were in Holbrook Sunday visiting
friends
Goes to Phoenix
Mr. G. C. Bazel1 went to Phoenix