The Winslow mail., 1923-09-28
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American Educational Week

American EdUcdUIOndI week
Representative of all civic, frater-
nal and patriotic organizations will
meet in the Washington school audi
torium October 6 to 8 p m. to frame
a suitable program for American Edu-
cational Week.
New Employees on Santa Fe
The following men have been added
to the Santa Fe payroll this week ::
John w. Gray, Glen D. Irwin, Harold
D. Millen, brakemen; John B. Eakins
and Jack Conner, firemen; Hugh H.
Higgins, trainman and Grover E. Ed
gar, telegrapher.
Reported Much Better
Miss Kate McElligott who has been
very sick is reported much better.
Returns from Los Angeles
DR.. Oscar S. Brown returned Sun
day from Los Angeles where he ac-
companied w w. Kelly to the Santa
Fe hospital in that city.
Harvey Inspector in City
George Cochran, inspector of the
dining car service of the Harvey
House system, was in the city Sunday
On Sheep Inspection
Dr. Bert Haskell of the United Sta
tes Bureau of Animal Industry was
in Winslow Tuesday on a sheep-in-
spectiOn trip.
Assembly Pastor Here
Rev. l. ~ Carter arrived Wednesday
from Amarillo, Texas, coming over
land in his car Rev Carter is here
to take charge as pastor of the Four
Fold gospel assembly.
Here on Brief Visit
Mr.. E. j. Marty of Indian Wells
was in the city Wednesday for a. brief
visit with his family
Planning Bazaar
The Mothers club met at the Wash
ington school last week in a special
session called by Mrs. Hubert Rich
ardson for the purpose of planning
a bazaar to be given this fall.
Returns from Visit
Mrs H. j. Mittler returned Thurs
day from months visit spent at
Prescott, Phoenix and in California.
Here from Pinedale
Former Senator James Scott of
Pinedale was in Winslow Tuesday
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Bazell.
Leave for South
Mrs. Josephine Quebedeaux and
Mr. Claude Quebedeaux left Monday
for Midland, Texas, driving overland.
From California
Mrs. Murry B. Johnson of RoseviIle
California, was in the city over the
weekend, visiting her cousin, Mrs.
R. NJ. Bruchman.
Visiting DR.. Burton
Mrs. j. T. and Mrs. j. E. Shields
of Dallas, Texas, sisters-in-law of DR..
A. Burton, spent a couple of days in
the city this week. They are on their
way home from an extended trip in
Guiding Kansas City, Denver, Salt
Lake City, and coast points.
On Professional Business
Dr. o. S. Brown was in Holbrook
Tuesday on professional business.
Burning Cross
A large glowing cross, which ap-
peared to be burning on Ruby hill,
attracted good deal of attention
Saturday night among the people who
were at the carnival. Some express
sed the opinion that the Ku Klux
Klan was holding a meeting on the
hill
New Boy
A 613 pound bouncing boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Kline on
Tuesday. Mrs. Kline and the baby
are getting along we'll.
Real gold mOnOgrams for your car,
painted on, not transferred. See
"DOc" BOstwick, Sign Writer. 33-t-1
In Los Angeles
Miss Georgia Hunt, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Martha Hunt,
went the first of the week to Los An
geles, where she will spend few
days before she returns to her home
in Snowflake
Goes to Prescott
Alva McGinnis, who received some
painful injuries while he was work
ing at the washout near Angel, re-
turned to his home Thursday at Pres
colt.
Goes to Hospital
r. H Rabun went to Los Angeles
Saturday to enter the Santa Fe hos
pital
Plans Mask Ball
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth
erhOOd of Railway trainmen is max
ing plans for it's annual mask ball,
which will be held on Halloween
evening at Kelly's hall.
Large Cattle Shipment
Jamison and Henessey shipped $50
head of cattle Monday to Denver,