The Winslow mail., 1923-08-03
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Mr. and Mrs F. ]. Hink returned
Tuesday from their vacation.
Mrs Lee Curtis spent the weekend
in Williams with her husband.
Burl Vencent returned Monday
from White River, where he spent
his two-weeks vacation.
T. B. New of San Bernardino, gen.
eral scale inspector, was in the city
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
O. w. Schleuter, trainmaster at
Gallup, came over on Tuesday to at
tend a staff meeting.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Gates of Hol-
brook spent Sunday here visiting
Agent H. ]. Fouts.
S. D. Lawhead will leave on Satur-
day for a two weeks vacation on the
Coast.
urday for Utah, where they expect
to make their home
r. D. McGregor left Saturday for
a months visit in Kansas City and
Slater, Missouri.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs J. B. Bushman of st. Joseuh,
Arizona, last Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs E. L. Cone last Saturday at Al
buquerque.
Mexico, was in Winslow Monday on
business.
DR. G. L. Hathaway returned We'd
nesday from Los Angeles after
two weeks vacation.
Mrs Pete Won Achen and children
have returned to Winslow after an
absence of several months
Herman and Michel Holt came
over from Taylor Tuesday to remain
with their parents until school be-
! gins.
Mr. and Mrs B. Boyce and children
returned Sunday from Los Angeles,
where Mr.. Boyce had an X-ray pic
ture taken of his injured ankle.
Miss Martha Hunt, the capable
nurse at the hospital, went down to
Snowflake Saturday to visit relatives
! she returned Tuesday.
! Lawrence Young, an Indian boy,
injured his index finger Tuesday by
catching it between the wheel of a
hand car and the car step.
Mr. E. o. Royce of the Santa Fe
division engineers Office departed
Tuesday evening for Los Angeles on
business.
DR.. T, J. Bouldin was here Satur-
day from St. Johns on his way to
Albuquerque for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Misses Cleora and Joe Craig left
Monday afternoon for New Orleans
after few days visit at the home Of
Mrs T. r. brand.
j. A. Miller sold his home near
the ice plant Saturday and left Sun
DAY for California, where he expects
to make his home.
David Crozier, conductor on the
Santa Fe. departed Wednesday for
St. Louis. He will later visit in
Kansas City.
Circle No. of the NJ E. Church
will meet with Mrs M. H. Dimmick
Wednesday, August 8th, at her home
919 North Winslow Avenue.
Mrs T. ]. Hines arrived Sunday
from Los Angeles to visit her hus-
band, who is employed by the Holm
es Supply Co.
W. w. Franlin, manager of the
Franlin Auto Company, was down
from Holbrook to look after the local
agency while Mr. Christensen was in
Los Angeles.
| J. L. Sweeney. r., fnjnent local at
torney, spent Saturday in Holbrook,
occupied with legal business in the
Superior court. He was in Flagstaff
Tuesday looking after legal matters
in the Superior court of Coconino
County.
| Old hats remodeled and retrimmed
very reasonable, bring your own
material and Illustrations of hat you
desire Taffeta hats and Turbans of
every description are being worn
exclusively in Chicago and Los An
geles Let me make you one for half
the price asked in the shops here
or elsewhere. Mrs. Watterton 81
| w End st. Adv.
! ]. D. Mullen, superintendent of
motive power of the Big Four Rail-
road, one of the New York lines,
passed through Winslow Sunday with
his family in his private railway car.
He is on his way to Los Angeles