The Winslow mail., 1923-07-13

B. F Fry left for San Francisco,
California, Tuesday.
A baby daughter was born Tues
day morning to Mr. and Mrs J. K
LaPrade, of the LaPrade dairy.
Mrs G. L. Hathaway and son Max
well were passengers on No 10 Tues
day night for KeOkuk, Iowa.
The Santa Fe lumber yard at San
Bernardino, burned few days ago
entailing a loss of about 100000.
Frank Lyons of California, former
ly of Winslow, has returned to Win
slow to make his home.
Mr. and Mrs R. G. Kaufman are
the proud parents of baby girl,
born to them last week.
]. E. Donnel, who spent the last
week here, left for his home at Full
lerton, California, on Saturday.
E. A. Sawyer left on Thursday for
a business trip to Oregon, Washing
ton ana UJdn.
Just see what can be had at the
Marked down sale of ready to wear
goods given by the Ladies Aid So
ciety.
VIM. j. Daze was reported quite
i'll following a drive in an automo-
bile. It is thought he Over-exerted
himself.
Thomas o. Ingledew has purchased
and will manage the Ford garage
and agency at Williams. The family
will join him at Williams soon.
Word has been received Of the
marriage of Belle Armstrong and F.
c. Driver at Gallup on Tuesday, July
10. No details were given.
Rev G. L. Reed, Superintendent of
the Childrens' Home at Tucson, was
in town on Saturday, and went on to
Flagstaff in the interest of the Home
Senator r. L. Moore and two ME
ces who are visiting him, Mrs H. A.
Funk and cousin who is visiting her,
and several others motored to the
petrifed forest on Wednesday.
Leslie M. Henderson, son of street
superintendent, G. P. Henderson,
and foreman of the Hoppen Cattle
Company, was here from Linden, Ari
zona, Friday, to visit his parents.
A carload of Monarch canned
goods has just bee received by Chas
Calm, which included everything for
the table, put up under the name of
this famous Brand.
J. w. Ament, who had full charge
of the WinsloW Furniture Co., during
the absence of his soninlaw, Homer
Vaughn, has go to Chicago and
other points for a short visit.
Mr. McHood Santa Fe baggageman,
and son Hubert, have returned from
visit in Tennessee. Mr.. McHood
and Hubert made short trip to-
Phoenix and Glendale the first of
the week.
A party of friends surprised I. A.
See on Tuesday evening with little
party 1t was the 77th birthday of
Mr. See and the friends brought along
ice cream and cake and made merry
with him.
DR. E. c. Gilpin and family return-
ed from the East Tuesday morning.
The doctor attended the Rotary con-
vention at st. Louis while Mrs Gil
pin and the children visited with rel
atives at Kansas City.
Mayor G. L. Milan and Mel Will
son, yardmaster, will leave on the
14th for Coronado, California to at
tend the Coast Line Loss and Dana
ge meeting which convenes there at
a. m. on the 18th. All the big Of
ficials of the road will be present.
Sam R. Criswell, official steno-
grapher to the State Corporation
Commission. and wife, were in the
city on Wednesday, Mr. Criswell
accompanied members of the Com
mission to the northern part of the
State where some automobile cases
have been heard.
Mr. and Mrs L. j. Bennett, Mrs w
l.. Martin, Miss Helen Bennett, and
Jeff Van Alta formed a camping and
fishing party to the White Mountains
last week. They report a fine time
and brought home some nice trout
as evidence that they caught good
ly number.
j. L. Sweeney filed in the Supe-
rior Court at Holbrook last Monday
the last Will and Testament of Es-
ther Clapp Seeley wife of c. M. See
ley, who was recently burned to
death at her home here in Winslow;
the viii bears date of July 10Th
1920 and names her husband G. NJ.
SeeIey as Administrator of her Es-
tate without Bond.
A carload of Chevrolet automo-
biIes that were pretty badly used up
in the train wreck at Navajo the