The Winslow mail., 1923-06-29
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Marshall Janeway and family
drove to Mormon Lake last Sunday.
Mrs Martz Campbell spent few
days in Williams this week
J. E. Duerner, car clerk, has gone
to Redding, California.
Miss Amelia Scott of Nicholasville
Kentucky is spending the summer
with her cousin Mrs H. A. Funk.
A. E. Riley who has been night car
inspector has been given the day
shift.
Dinty Moore returned Thursday
from Sharon Kansas where he visit
ed with Mrs Moore, their son remain
ed with his mother.
Deputy sheriff J. E Walker, re-
turned from Prescott on Tuesday.
where he had been summoned on the
Kelly-Gardner case.
Miss Scott and Mrs Jess Holm
made hurried trip to Gallup last
Saturday, they returned the same
day.
Mrs F. H. Trimble son Dick and
daughter returned Saturday from
Portland Oregon and Seattle Wash
/ ington.
Mrs. J. L. Lieberman, left on Sat-
urday for Kansas City where she
will spend the next two months Wis
/ iting home folks.
City Marshall, c. w. Harp, return
ed from Prescott, Tuesday where he
| had been summoned as a witness on
the Kelley-Gardner case.
Mayor G. L. MILAN was a visitor
to Prescott the last of the week,
being called there on the Kelly-Gar-
dner case.
Mrs Henrietta Funk of Emporia
Kansas is visiting with her son II.
A. Funk and family, she is on her
way to San Francisco to spend the
summer.
L. P. Bergman, superintendent of
express company, Of Ell Paso, and
w. F. Sidell, route agent, of Phoe-
nix, were business visitors on last
Friday.
John Rench went to Holbrook on
Monday to attend court not having
been informed that all court matters
over there were called off owing to
the absence of lawyers in Prescott.
NTrc 4 D;Iox oh;
| companied by her mother, Mrs Ten
ME Wisdom, leave Friday for Los
Angeles. Mrs. Riley and children will
remain for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. W. A. Parr, entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening Mrs. Nettie
Ivy, Mrs Rosa Mckay and Mrs T. E.
Kimball. Members of the child well
| fare board for the State.
The family of G. L. King arrived
recently from Kansas City and are
now established in home near the
High School, having taken one of
the Slaughter houses on Maple Ave-
nue.. Mr.. King is the trainmaster's
clerk
| Lloyd Day returned Friday morn
ing from Lawrence, Kansas, where
| he and little son, Ralph, had gone
| for a visit with relatives some three
weeks before. Ralph will remain for
another month
o. Solberg of Flagstaff, has asso-
ciated himself with Theo Laveson, in
/ the Contracting and general carpen-
ter work which that progressive firm
is doing. They are now engaged
in building the New City Hall
Funeral services were held for the
little babe of Mr. and Mrs Norman
Bennett on Tuesday morning at 10I
o'clock. The services were held at
the home of Gene Sylvester and were
conducted by Rev. E. T. Elgin of the
Baptist Church. Four little girls
rendered appropriate music and four
| little girls acted as the pall-bearers.
Lloyd Day, Rev. O. L. Enyeart, |
wife and three children left Sunday
afternoon in their autos for
Carrs Ranch near Globe, to attend
the Epworth League conference.
Miss Leila Vorce and Miss Gertrude
Davis accompanied them Mr.. and I
Mrs Enyeart will return by way of
Phoenix where they will visit with |
relatives
Mr. Tom Saunders, wife and four
daughters, of Denver, Colorado have
been visiting with n. S. Bailey and |
family the past week. They are on
their way to Los Angeles where
they will visit Mr.. Saunders sister.
Mrs. e. G. Johnson, formerly of Win
slow, and other relatives there. They /
may decide to make their home in I
California
Word comes to the Mail from John |
Anselmino, that he is now located at
754 Wall Street, Los Angeles, where
he is manager Of a Garage. He wri-
tes that he would be glad to see any
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