The Winslow mail., 1923-08-31

uOIIOW lOI IdyIOFNllI0, ILLINOIS,
where she will spend two months
with her five sisters, whom she has
not seen in 38 years.
Here from Los Angeles
Attorney Louis KIeindienst, form
erly of Winslow but now situated in
Los Angeles, is spending the week
here and in Holbrook on legal busi-
ness.
Improving Rapidly
Seth Cooper, brakeman who is i'll
in the Santa Fe hospital at Los An
geles, is reported as improving ra-
pidly and will soon be back on the
job.
Here from Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Gilpin of Kan
sas City, Mo-, arrived Tuesday to
visit their son and his wife, DR.. and
Mrs. E. G. Gilpin after an extended
trip to the north.
Return from California
Mr.. o. L. Gray, chief clerk on this
division Of the Santa Fe, Mrs. Gray
and their children returned Sunday
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Receives Cars
The Franklin Auto Company re-
ceived two car loads of Overlands
and Willys-Knight automobiles this
week.
Returns from Hospital
E. r. Whitson returned Saturday
from the Santa Fe Hospital at Los
Angeles. Mr. Whitson expects to be
able to go back to work in a few
days.
Motors to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pearson and two
daughters left for California Sunday
in their car fo~ a months vacation.
Back from Coast
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Trimble return
ed Saturday night from two-mOnths
vacation in Washington, Oregon and
California.
Here from Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Scudder and
family of Williams arrived Sunday
morning for a few days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Sigmund. Mr..
Ccudder is a conductor on the Grand
Canyon road.
Goes Back to College
Byron Williams, night clerk at the
Harvey House, left Tuesday for
Liberty, M, where he will continue
his pre-law course at William Jewell
College.
Improving at Hospital
Mr.. J. l.. Curry, who went to the
Gallup hospital on Monday, is i'm
proving rapidly, and he expects to be
able to come in few days. Mrs.
Curry accompanied her husband to
Gallup and returned to WinslOw on
Tuesday.
Big Watermelon
Talk about watermelons, Mr.. E. H.
Black and Mr. Lynn Hopson received
one that weighed SO pounds Wednes-
day evening from Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Washington, who sent it from
Weatherford, Texas. Several neigh
bors were called in to help eat the
huge melon, and it was very good
too. The editor can attest that state
ment for it was his privilege to eat
some of it.
Here for a Day
County Engineer G. T. West was
in Winslow Monday on his way to
Sunset Pass.
Make Comforts
The Baptist ladies are now ready
to make and tack comforts. Any one
wishing work of this kind will please
get in touch with Mrs. QuebedeauX.
200 West Second. Phone 219 29-t-2
Former Treasurer Here
Raymond R. Earhardt, former
state treasurer, was in town on
Thursday.
Visitors from Tombstone
Mrs. James Marrs of Tombstone
arrived Thursday night to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Friday.
Police Court News
Five person were fined 81 each for
cutting corners during the past week
and two were put under $25-peace
bond as the result of an assault and
battery charge.
cordial Welcome is waiting for
you to attend Mrs. Buffers Fall Mil
linery Opening beginning Tuesday
Sept. 4th, 1O6 Front st.
Visiting Friends
Mrs. Gertrude Ulrich, who has
heen teaching in the Indian school
at Hadeville, Arizona, was here the
first of the week visiting friends. She
has been transferred to San Domin-
/ go, N. NJ.
Attend Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. E o. BrenneristOOl
! departed for Battle Creek, Mich,
Monday to attend a family reunion