The Winslow mail., 1924-08-15
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OIL d llOUu6nG IlOIlC6. LILY CSllS al z
used and should they run down, they
may easily be replaced. And the dis
tances cbtainable are remarkable.
Home From San Diego
Mrs. c. j. Brooks and daughter,
Dorothy, returned Saturday from San
Diego, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Brooks daughter
Visits Daughter Here
Mrs. n A. Veill mother Of Mrs. H.
D. Hammond is visiting her daughter
here on her way from California to
her home in Canadian, Texas.
Returns to st. Johns
Mrs. Delos Bundy has returned to
her home in St. Johns after a visit
with Mrs. ]. B. Drumm. Miss Ida
Drumm accompanied her home.
Returns Home
Mrs. Ada Gates returned to- her
home Monday from very pleasant
visit spent in Flagstaff and at the
ranch of her son, Roscoe Gates.
Mrs. Chapman Leaves
Mrs. ]. H. Chapman left Friday for
Gallup, New Mexico, where she will
visit her son for few days before
returning to her home in Evanston,
Illinois.
State Examiner Here
F. l.. Marlborough of Phoenix, state
examiner, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, stopped off in Winslow
for a day They were on their way to
st. Johns.
Visiting Quebedeaux
Miss Dorothy McGonagil of Fort
Worth, Texas, is. visiting in Winslow
with the T. M. Quebedeaux family.
She will remain here until some time
in September.
Returns From Oregon
Mrs. d. j. Mahoney returned Mon
day from a pleasant summer spent in
Oregon with her sister, Mrs. Harry
White. She visited in Washington and
California also while away.
Hubbard EIectiOneering
Tom Hubbard, democratic nominee
in the primaries for the office of
sheriff, went to Holbrook and McNary
Tuesday to be gone a couple of days
in the interests of his campaign.
Helping at The Mail
M. J. Carnegie and wife, formerly of
this county, but recently living in
California, have returned here. Mr..
Carnegie is an experienced pressman
and for a few weeks will help in the
composing room of The Mail.
Will Leave WinslOw
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Robinson and
sen will leave Winslow Sunday for
California where they will spend the
next two months. Mr.. Robinson has
been granted sixty-day leave of alb
sence from his duties in the telegraph
office at the Santa Fe depot.
Mrs. King Visiting Here
Mrs G. L. King and son, Jackie, of
Los Angeles, are visiting in Winslow,
the guests of the family of C. V.
Lackey at 500 Warren avenue. Mrs.
King lived in Winslow until Decem-
Der of last year
Payne Loses TOnsils
G. C. Payne, county supervisor and
Studebaker dealer, underwent an op-
GRAFTON for the removal of his tonsils
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Payne has
suffered severely in the past with
throat trouble.
Long Taxi Trip
Bill Ford with his Studebaker taxi
was called to Natural Bridge Tuesday
evening to bring Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wes-
ley Dennis to the railway. Ford and
his party got back to Winslow at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Visited Canyon
Miss Bess Dauwalter, Miss Dorothy
McGonagil of Fort Worth, Texas, H.
V Blickensdorfer and Mr.. and Mrs W.
G. Quebedeaux went to Grand Canyon
Saturday and returned to WinsloW
Sunday evening.
Little Girl Breaks Arm
Mrs. Bill Taylor and two daughter9,
Betty and Ann, came id from Oraibi
to visit with Mrs. Walter O1ds, and
to have some dental work done. While
playing on the bed last Monday morn
ing little Ann fell off and broke her
arni
Motor to Perkins Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. HendFy, accom-
panied by Mrs. Eert Saunders and
Mrs. Margaret Bali, Aotored to the
W. w. Perkins rancfi last Tuesday.
Sfr. and Mrs. James ClafEey were also
members of the party. Mrs. Saunders