The Winslow mail., 1924-07-11
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said his home is in Colorado. He has
been at the city hall during the week !
he was in town, the city officials |
looking after him while here.
Return From Prescott
Mrs E. H.. Jones and daughter
Catherine h We returned from va
cation spent in northern California
and Prescott.
Got String of Perch
Bob Huddleston of the Black jew
elry store returned the middle of
the week from trip to Mormon lake
where he managed to LAM some big
perch.
Mrs. TulIy Out of Hospital
Mrs. J. P Tully, who has been in
the American hospital at Oakland, |
California, for some time, was releas- |
ed from the hospital on July third |
She will not return to Winslow, how |
ever, until fall, on account of her
weakened condition, caused by the |
serious operation which she recently |
underwent.
Recuperating in WinslOw
Miss Martha Burke, daughter of |
Mrs. NJ E. Burke, is in the city re-
cuperating from her work in a Los
Angeles hospital, where she is study
ing to become a trained nurse. After
resting for while she will return !
to resume her hospital work which
she will complete within a few
months.
Novelty Window
r. L. Champion, manager of J. c. |
Penney Co., has dressed one of his !
show windows very effectively and at
tractively. Among display of suit
cases, trunks and travelling bags he |
has displayed photos, paintings and |
Autographs of scenes Of northern Ari-
zona and the Grand Canyon, carrying
out the travelogue theme with great |
deal of charm and originality.
Instructors Through Here
DR.. Lynn B. McMu1len, president of |
Northern Arizona Normal; Prof. G. " |
Ridgely, instructor of music at the |
same school, and Drs. Adams and Jud-
son, teachers in the summer session
of the U. of A. at Flagstaff, spent
Thursday evening in Winslow. They |
tains for camping trip over the |
Fourth of July holiday.
Make Trip to Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. White, Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. A. Larson, Mary Willie Zie-
mer, Francis White and Sollie Ellis |
drove to the Grand Canyon Saturday, !
returning Sunday Owing to the rains |
they found the road bad on the going |
trip, between Maine and the canyon, |
and returning, very rough between |
this place and Flagstaff, owing to |!
the Sunday rains, which washed many
chuck holes in the road.
Inspects COcOninO Fireman
Roy Headley, assistant United |
States forester in charge of opera
tions at the office in Washington, D.
c., passed through Winslow on No 9
Wednesday morning. He went to
Flagstaff to inspect the fire organiza-
tion of the COconino forest. He eX-
poets to finish the work about August
1. Frequency of firest in the forest, |
which are said to be due largely to
extensive logging operations led to the
visit of the forester.
Richardson Car is Hit
A car drivt1 by Mrs. Claude Rich
ardson at the corner of Fourth and
Warren streets Tuesday evening was
hit by another car driven by some
Mexicans. Mrs. Richardf on did not
notice the other car until the collis-
ion occurred. She did't recognize the
occupants nor notice how the accident
happened. The number Of the car,
which was driN en- by Mexicans, was
obtained, but it was slow work locat-
ing the car. The Richardson car suf-
fered a broken axle and some minor
damages, running up repair bill. No
one was hurA
Push Work at Ice Plant Hill
A blast at the noon hour Monday at
the ice plant hill in the north part of
the city Monday emphasized the fact
that work was being pushed on the
removal of the rocky butte. Men are
constantly at work boring holes for
the blasting and loosening of the rock
on the north side Of the HILL while
the big shovel continues to eat into
the south side. About half of the
hill was gone the first of the week and
it will probably require large part
of next week to change the hill into
the form of fill for the Santa Fe east
of town.
Mrs. Steinert's Father Visits
Iona r. Day of Scranton, Pa, faith
er of Mrs. Bert Steinert, has been
guest at the Steinert home for several
days and expects to leave the latter
part of the week for Los Angeles.
James Day, a 12-year-old son of the
visitor also is here, and they were
Joined here by another son, Charles
L. Day, wireless operator on the
revenue boat Tingard. 1t is the first
time for many years that the family
have been together. Mr.. Dag was
for % years at the head of the Scran-
ton police department, and row is
connected with the First National
Bank.
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