The Winslow mail., 1923-09-21
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Farewell Dance
A farewell dance was given Tues
dav night at Kelly's in honor OF
Misses Alpha and Sebe Johnson, who
left Wednesday for Van Buren, Mo.
where they will permanently reside.
Texan Here
Harl Rightmire, Of Plainsview
Texas, was in the city last Monday.
Williams Visitor
E. H Duffield, of Williams, Arizona
was here the first fthe week on
business.
Here from Flagstaff
DR.. r. o. Raymond, prominent ply
sician of Flagstaff, was in Winslow
Saturday on business.
Dummy Policemen
Our paved streets are now adorned
with dummy policemen.-The are a
great improvement over the pipes and
rocks that have occupied the center
| of the street intersections. A word
of advice is, do not run into them,
| for the damage will likely be more
4 than the fine and cost for cutting
| corners They won't bulge one inch,
they have 300 pounds back Of them.
Down from Flagstaff
Mr. Henry Abers of the Flagstaff
Steam Laundry was in town Saturday
on business.
Up from Phoenix
Mr. Charles Hayser, manager of the
De- IO,oo n OF oJ
in Winslow Saturday
Leaves on Vacation
Miss Fay Hurt costometer operator
at the local Santa Fe offices, left Sun
day for California on her vacation.
Spending Vacation Here
Miss Ana Dye, assistant postmaster,
is absent from the post office this
week on her vacation, which she is
spending at home.
Received New Stock
F. NJ Vaughn, proprietor of the
WinsloW Furniture store, who re-
Gently returned from an eastern buy
ing trip, has received a shipment of
Charter Oak heating stoves, which he
bought in the ST. Louis The stoves
are now on sale Mr. Vaughn pur-
chased car load of furniture, includ-
ing living, dining and bed room suit
es, in Chicago. He also bought a
large stock of rugs, pictures, window
shades and china ware in Kansas City
This new stock will arrive in the
early part of October ready for the
holidays Mr. Vaughan states that he
has many good bargains to offer pur-
chasers.
Wet Weather Delays Tourists.
The unprecedented rainfall in this
part of Northern Arizona held many
tourists and travellers over in our
city Monday and Tuesday. Among
those who were marooned here may
be mentioned; J. F. Vane, Los Ange-
les, CAL; G. D. Harvery, Los Angeles,
Cal r. McKinnon, ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,; J. L. Zelliax, Fort Worth, Tex;
Roy L. Seaton, Fort Worth, Texas
A. R. Davis, Fort Worth, Texas; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred B. Walton, and family,
of Wabash, Indiana; Mrs L. G. Tay-
lor, Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Blackwell, Ell Paso, Texas; E. B. Will
liams, Quincy, ILL.,; w. T. Jeter and
wife Santa Cruz, Cal; Misses Jose
phine and Norma Cincona, of Read
ing, Pa; J. F. Van HeWen Los Ange
les, CAL; J. B. Haynes, Los Angeles,
CAL. R. A. Watkins and wife, Los
Angeles, CAL; Robert Sherrard, San
Francisco, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Dickinson, Los Angeles, CAL; N. M
Hunter, Gallup, N. M; John M, Hun
ter, Gallup, N M; Miss Inez Merrill,
Dallas, Texas: Martha Davis, Mus
kogee, Okla; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Larsen,
Detroit, Mich O. H. Ladd, Denver
Colo; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allen
Long Beach, CAL; E. D. Truesdale,
Los Angeles, CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
Libby Omaha, Neb; and Harry P
Pfeifer, Philadelphia, Pa.
C. O. Nesting Returns
Mr.. G.. O. Nesting returned Monday
from Los Angeles, where he had been
to place his small daughter, Anna
May, in the Santa Fe Hospital in
that city.
OId-Timer Visits Here
Fletch Bly,, was here Monday from
Williams on business. Mr.. Bly, is an
old-timer in Winslow, having form
erly lived here and has wide ac
Qua1nJanC0Sn1p IN CnlS SeCIlOu.
John Powell Better
Mr.. John Powell, connected with
the Bridge and Building Department
of the Santa Fe here, returned Mon
day from Los Angeles, Cal, where he
has been undergoing medical treat
ment. Mr.. Powell is much improved
Returns From Texas
Mrs. R. L. Champion returned Sun
day from an extended visit to Brown
wood, Texas.
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