The Winslow mail., 1923-11-23
Visiting from California

Mr.. ard Mrs Phil Potter and their
two children of San Bernardino were
in the city Monday and Tuesday visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Sughrue
Mr.. Potter was formerly employed in
the clerical department of the ice
plant.
Back from Gallup
William Dunn, who accidentally
shot himself with a 32-automatic on
the morning of November when he
stumbled on the curb near the tele-
phone office, has returned to Winslow
from the Gallup hospital.
The mothers club wish to thank
the Winslow Mail for the publicity it
| gave to the Stop and Shop Bazaar
also to all who participated in the
program and to the many friends
whose assistance made the affair
marked success.
Back from Mexico Trip
A motor party, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Ford and Daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jackson, Miss Rhea Jack
son, George Jackson and Billy Muir
ply, returned Wednesday evening
from trip to Phoenix, Nogales and
Sonora, Mexico.
New Baby at Camps
A 6A pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Camp on Satur-
day morning Mrs. Camp and the
young lady are getting along very
well.
Return from Phoenix
Mrs. Frank Goldsworth and son,
Jack, returned Saturday morning
from Phoenix. Jack has completely
recovered from his Illness
Down from Flagstaff
Mrs. c. D. Richardson of Flagstaff
was in the city visiting on Friday
and Saturday.
Up from HOlbrOOk
County Attorney Thorwald Larson
was in the city Monday on profession
al business. Mrs. Larson accompani-
ed him.
Go to Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McCauley left
Tuesday evening on train No. 8 for
Tucson, where Mr.. McCauley will at
tend special session of the K. c. c.
H. and the thirty-third degree Mas
ems While there he will assist in
comforting degrees.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Bazaar
will be held Dee. 10Th many beautiful
things will be for sale.
Returns from Phoenix
Rev T. N. Carter pastor of the
-Four Fold Gospel assembly, has re-
turned to the city from Phoenix. Rev
Carter will remain here an indefinite
period.
Highway Representative
Mr.. A. H. McClasky, representative
of the National Old Trails Highway
was in the city Monday soliciting ad-
vertising for the Old Trails Highway
association. Mr. McClasky was on
his way to Los Angeles.
Up from HOlbrOOk
Mr. w. F. Williams, proprietor of
the Navajo Garage at Holbrook, was
in the city Sunday, returning home
Monday.
Go to Santa Anna
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Hoxie left We'd
nesday for Santa Anna, California,
where they will spend year at their
home in that city. Mr.. Hoxsie, who
is an egineer On the Santa Fe, has
secured years leave of absence
from the company.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mr.. M. G. Snyder, clerk at the San
ia Fe yard office, left Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles to spend his
vacation with his parents.
In from Ranch
in, I,
ranch on Willow Creek Friday pur-
chasing supplies.
In from Reservation
Mr.. E. K. Miller, superintendent of
the Hopi Indian Agency, and Mr.. A.
H. Wormack, in charge of construc-
tion at the reservation, were in the
city Saturday on business.
Word of New Boy
Word has been received here that a
baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Erickson at Riverside, Cali
fornia, on November 49, Mr.. Erick-
son was formerly fireman on the
second district of this division He
is now running a grocery store at
Riverside.
From Seattle. Washington
Mrs. James Leslie of Seattle, Wash
ingtOn, arrived in the city Saturday
and is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. D. |
Butler
Departs for California
Miss Jennie Smith of Arkansas
City, Kansas, departed Wednesday
for California after visiting a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Olds Miss Smith expects to spend
the winter on the coast.
Up from Phoenix
James N. Petty, who received the
Linoleum contract of the city hall, is
up from Phoenix laying the linoleum
which is being placed in the Mayors
office. the clerks office, the rostrum
of the council chamber and the Ia |
dies rest room,