The Winslow mail., 1924-04-04
Leaves for Los Angeles

for Los Angeles to spend several
days.
Go to kingman
Frank Tully and Wilfred Jarman
went to Kingman Monday to attend
the big league baseball game between
the Cubs and the Pirates.
On Coast Trip
Mrs. Dave Parker left Monday for
San Francisco on business trip. She
will return the last of the week. Dur
ing her absence Mrs. w. J. Parker
of Ashfork, mother of Mr.. Parker.
is looking after the children.
Up from HOlbroOk
Bill Williams of the Navajo garage,
Holbrook, was in. the city Sunday,
motoring over to spend few hours.
Back from South
H.. ]. Fouts and o. E. Davis re-
turned Wednesday morning from Dal-
las. Texas, where they attended the
Santa Fe loss and damage meeting.
Back from Coast
&C. w. Mehan, proprietor of the
Palace hotel, returned Wednesday
afternoon on train No. % from Los
Angeles. Mr.. Mehan has been on the
coast for several weeks.
Leaves for Coast
Mrs. E. T. Hatch left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, where she
will spend few days.
Out After Few Days Illness
Mrs. "Bill" O'Hara is out again
after being i'll few days with an
attack of tonsilitis.
Arrive in WinslOw
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Taylor arrived
Saturday morning from Santa Anna,
California, to make their home in
this city. Mr.. Taylor, who is con-
nected with the Santa Fe, has been
transferred to Winslow.
Decides to Remain Here
Rev. T. e. Elgin, who received a
call last week from the Baptist
church at Las Cruces, New Mexico,
has decided to remain here as pastor
of the local church. Although the
Las Cruces call was a most attrac-
tive one, Rev. Elgin rejected it, pre-
fering to stay in Winslow.
Somewhat Improved
Mrs. J. r. Futch, who has been
seriously i'll from the effects of a
spider bite received about two weeks
ago, is much better.
I'm from HOlbrOOk s
Paul T. Geary was up from Hol-
brook yesterday on legal business.
Returns from Coast
Mrs. E. C. Gilpin and son Bobby
returned Wednesday on train No %
from Calvary, California, where she
visited relatives several weeks.
May I have a word with you in
private about the policy of the school
Miss Hays? Junior Play at Wash
ington school auditorium.
Shipment of Automobiles
The Franklin Overland company
unloaded a car of Overland automo-
biles on Monday.
Expected to return from Albuquerque
Mrs. R. D. McGregor is expected
to return today from Albuquerque
with her daughter, Daisy, who has
been a patient in the hospital in
that city.
New Taxi Car
Bill Ford has purchased new
Studebaker Sedan for his taxi service.
Hold Services in Holbrook
Rev. O. L. Enyeart was in Hol-
brook Wednesday evening holding
services at the NJ. E. Church.
Return from Los Angeles
Mrs. A. l.. Good returned last
Friday from Los Angeles where she
has been visiting about two months.
To Rotary District Conference
Sam w. Proctor returned Wednes-
day morning from Las Vegas, New
Mexico where he attended the Rotary
district conference.
On Professional Business
Paul T. Geary was over from Hol-
brook Saturday on professional bust
ness. He plans to go to Phoenix
in a few days to visit while with
Mrs. Geary.
Over from HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorwald Larson of
Holbrook were in the City Saturday.
Mr.. Larson motored over on legal
business.
Plans to Remodel Second Floor
Dagg's Mercantile company is plan
ming to remodel the second story of
its building at the corner of Second
and hinsley avenues, putting in
several rooms suitable for offices. An
elevator will be installed and the rear
of the second floor will be used for
storage purposes. A new roof will
be put on the building at once and
then the remodeling will be done.