The Winslow mail., 1923-08-17
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tomorrow night for Los Angeles and
San Diego on legal business. Mr.
Sweeney expects to return home
August "a.
On inspection trip
Superintendent J. D. McCully OF
the Santa Fe with part of the divi-
sion official staff made tour of
inspection over the first and second
districts of this division Tuesday.
EnrOute to coast
Mr. w. K Etter, general manager
of the Santa Fe coast lines, passed
through here Wednesday enroute for
| Los Angeles, making stop at Flag
staff
Returns from vacation
Ben Friedbery, telegraph operator
on the Santa Fe, has returned from
vacation spent at Los Angeles and
other coast points.
Elks' initiation
| Eight men were initiated into the
| Elks order August 8 at special
meeting in the lodge rooms. The
new members are: B. J. Wright, H.
W. Smith of Canyon Diablo, R. r.
Simon, Grover c. Miller, Frank Shul-
meister, DR.. H. K. Wilson of Hol-
brook, F. L. Wade, and Ray Durfee.
Returns from Kansas
Mrs. H. E. Dilworth returned We'd
nesday from Kansas, where she was
visiting relatives.
Brief visit here
Walter Moore, formerly private
secretary to the division superinten-
dent of the Santa Fe Railway, made
brief visit here Sunday.
No late trains despite rains
The recent heavy rains and the
resulting high water in all streams
near the Santa Fe Railway have
created several situations approach
| ing washouts of track at different
points. All emergencies, however,
have been successfully met, and
train schedules have been maintain
ed. The engineering apartment has
been very busy avoiding interruption
to traffic.
Leave for vacation
Mr. and Mrs. p r. Brand left Sat-
Bear Lake near San Bernardino,
Calf.
Married
Frank Swingert of Crown King
! Arizona, and Dorch Morgan of Cal
vim, Oklahoma, were married August
9 by Rev o. L .Enyeart at the Meth
odist parsonage.
Returns from Prescott
Mike MarchelIo returned Sunday
from a business trip to Williams and
Prescott.
| RaturnS after marri9pa
Pierre Parrish, brakeman on the
Santa Fe, returned Monday with his
bride formerly Mrs. Della Thomas
and her two children, Dorothy and
Jack, from Wellington, Kansas
where the marriage took place. Mr.
and Mrs. Parrish are at home to their
friends on East Fourth street. The
bride is a sister of Joe Byer.
A new girl
A 7A pound daughter was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNelly Wed
nesday morning The parents named
her Dorothy Jean. Mrs. McNelly
and Dorothy Jean are doing we'll.
Leaves for White Mountains
Mr. e. S. Clark, prominent attor-
ney of Phoenix, departed Wednesday
for the White Mountains after few
days visit with DR.. and Mrs. Samp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart entertain
Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ Stewart enter
tanned Sunday for Miss Cora Orr OF
La Junta, Colo, and Mr.. Frank Orr
of Winslow.
Leaves for Phoenix
Mrs. W. l.. Coffin and daughter
and Miss Winifred Tate left We'd
nesday for Phoenix after a few days
visit with Dr. and Mrs. Sampson.
Leave for visit.
Frank Orr left Monday morning
for visit with his parents at La
Junta, Colo.
On business from Flagstaff
William Babbitt of Flagstaff was
here Monday on business.
Spend weekend here
| Miss Jessie Evans and Miss Leo
Shore of Kansas City, Missouri, spent
the weekend with Mrs, r. NJ Pin
cetl on their way home from a So
journ at coast points.
Examiners here
P. J. Munich and E. J. TrippeI, de-
puty-state examiners, were here this
peace court books.
Delivers memorial address
Rev. T. E. Elgin, pastor of the local
Baptist church, delivered memoir
ial address for the late President
Harding in Flagstaff last Friday.
Here from Phoenix
DR. H. @. Morton, secretary of the
Baptist mission in Phoenix, and his
family are visiting Senator and Mrs.
Moore.
Married
John w. Bailey of Needles and
Ethel Manuel of Phoenix were mar
ried August IA by Rev. o. L. Enyeart
at the parsonage.
On way to New York
Mrs. Norman Worley of Los An
geles spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Luther Hart on her way to Boston
and New York.
Accepts engineering position
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