The Winslow mail., 1923-09-14
StatIpr Hotel


StatIer Hotel
Mrs. A. L. FIaharty, who recently
purchased the Statler hotel, and who
is now managing it, is installing new
wiring and lighting arrangements in
the house. She plans to make many
other improvements from time to
time. Under Mrs. Flaharty's capable
management, the Statler hotel has
become one of the very best hotels
in the city.
Go to Kingman
Miss Helene Douglas of Kingman,
Arizona, who has been visiting with
Mrs C. J. Brooks, left Sunday morn
ing on train 21 for her home. Mrs.
Brooks accompanied her for a few
days visit.
Spends Weekend Here
Mrs. George King of Long Beach,
Calf, who formerly lived here was
in WinslOw over the weekend visit
ing friends.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
For the heaviest wild turkey brought
in to our store and weighed between
Oct. 1st and Nov. 1st we will give a
prize of $500 i'm Mdse.
For the deer with the greatest
spread Of horns we will give a prize
of $1,000 in Mdse.
For the deer with the greatest num-
Der of points ON his horns $500 in
MdSe.
Buy your Guns and ammunition here
BABBITT BROS. TRADING co.
"The Store with the stock that serves
you best" 30-S-t-c.
Family of Mail Foreman Here
The family of Charles Thomas,
Foreman of the Mail Publishing Com
pany, arrived last Saturday from
Flagstaff, and have moved into Mrs
E. M. Proctor's home, where they
will live Temporarily. The Thomas
expect to make their home here.
Jewish Religious New Year -.
Several persons have asked why
September 10 was marked red on the
calendar. 1t has been called to our
attention that September 10 marks
the beginning of Rosh Hashanah OF
the beginning of the Jewish New Year
in religious sense.
Leave for University
Miss Verla Dare left Wednesday
night on No. 8 for Tucson, Arizona
where she will resume her studies al
the state university. Miss Dare is &
sophomore this year
Here This Week
DIR. Schell, the Optician of Tucson
will remain at the WinslOw Hotel or
Saturday evening of this week. II
you need glasses, call on him for ex.
pert service. Special attention tt
children'S eyes.
Mrs. Hitchcock Entertains
Mrs. w. D. Hitchcock entertained
Friday evening for Mrs. E. M. Proc.
tor on her departure to her old home
in Equality, Illinois, for visit. Mrs
Joe Lieberman and Mrs. Charles Oare
assisted Mrs Hitchcock.
Telegraph Inspector Here
w. A. Smith, superintendent OF
Western Union Telegraph Company
with headquarters at Los Angeles
left Thursday after a two-day inspec
tion of the uptown office.
Returns from Outing
DR.. E. A. Rehbach, chiropractor. re-
turned recently from a months out
ing in the surrounding Indian coun.
try. The doctor came back we'll tan
ned and reported a very pleasant anC
interesting trip. He will leave Sat
urday for Gallup to attend the Inter
Tribal Indian Ceremonial.
Baby Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Friday are the
proud parents of an eight-pound baby
girl born to them Monday morning
Mrs. Friday and the baby, who has
been named Virginia Lee, are report
ed as doing we'll.
Returns from France
Father AlbuOy pastor of the Cath
olic church here returned Tuesday
night on train 21 from France, where
he has been visiting and traveline
since April.
Leaves on Sick Call
G. G. Franklin left Tuesday nigh
for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he was
called on the serious illness of hi
father.
Back from Auto Trip
Messrs, Rene and Robert Pincet
returned Sunday night from a motol
trip to Las Vegas, Santa Fe and othe1
points in New Mexico.
Tribune Building Addition
Bryan Brothers, publishers of tn,
HolbrOok Tribune, are building ;
25-foot addition to their plant. Thi
additions will give total floor spac
in the building of 36x85 feet. The.
are also laying a new concrete side
walk in front of the Tribune plant
| The walk will be II feet wide an