The Winslow mail., 1924-04-18
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In Gallup a Few Days

Tuesday morning to spend few days
with friends.
Returns to WinslOW
e. A. Sawyer returned to the city
Friday morning from Phoenix and Los
Angeles, where he has been spending
the winter.
Bakery sale given by the Methodist
ladies Circle No. 3 at Campbells
Market Saturday April 18th Angel
Food Cakes a plenty.
Arrives From Gallup
Miss Velda Mcclure Of Gallup ar
rived in the city Monday to remain
here a while.
Rotary Guests
Paul Roberts and John Brannigan
of Holbrook were guests of the RO-
tary club at it's luncheon Wednesday,
Leaves for Kingman
Mrs c. j. Brooks left Wednesday
morning for Kingman, where she will
visit with friends.
Arrives From Los Angeles
Bartlett Rhodes of Los Angeles ar
No. % to visit his son, Porter Rhodes,
the violinist at the Opera House.
Trip To McNary
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christensen
and children returned Monday from
a brief trip to McNary.
The w. B. A. will give their annual
Dance on April 21st at the Pastime
Dance Hall. Come everybody pay a
dime and dance your head off.
Promoted To Travelling StOrekeeper
j. Peterson, local Santa Fe store
keeper, has been promoted to travel
ing storekeeper of this division Mr.
Peterson is now at San Bernardino
attending meeting of the coast lines
storekeepers. t
Up From Holbrook
Charles Murphy was over from Hol-
brook Sunday visiting relatives.
Returns From San Diego
Guy Plumer, caller on the Santa Fe
returned last Friday from San Diego,
where he spent few weeks.
Back From Coast
Riley Walcott. locomotive engineer
on the Santa Fe, returned Saturday
from Los Angeles, and has resumed
his run in the passenger service.
Depart From California
Mrs. M. w. Dadey and her daughter
Margaret, who have been visiting re-
latives in this city left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles, where they
will remain several days before going
home at Berkeley
Down From Flagstaff
L. B. McMullen, president of the
Flagstaff Normal school, and r. G.
Stevenson. member of the faculty,
were in the city short time Mon
day on their way home.
Arrives From Texas
T. B. Rector of Hereford, Texas. ar
rived last Friday to visit with Rev.
and Mrs o. L. Enyeart Mr.. Rector
is Mrs. Enyeart's father.
Ten-pOund Baby Girl
ten-pOund baby girl was born to
Mr.. and MRS. Benny Reyes Tuesday
morning. The proud parents have
named the baby Charlotte.
Leaves For Los Angeles
Mrs William Daze left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles to visit her
daughter few weeks.
Santa Fe Auditors Here
w. K. Mcmillan and w. S. Sidel
auditors OF the Santa Fe railway COM
pany with headquarters in Los
Angeles, were in the city Tuesday on
company business.
Up From HOlbrOOk
H. M. Moritz. cashier of the Mer-
chants and Stockgrowers Bank of
Holbrook, was in the city Wednesday
on business. Mr. Moritz was a guest
at the Rotary club luncheon.
To Be Dinner Gueats
Mrs R. ]. Wood, Mrs O. Root Mrs.
V. H. Wilson. Mrs. L. H. Ball and Mrs
Bruce Matthie will go to Gallup to-
morrow morning to be the bridge
and dinner guests of Mrs, B. F.
Wamsley and Mrs. L. ]. Roat of that
city.
60 To Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs T. M Quebedeaux left
Wednesday evening for Phoenix to
spend few days.
Goes To Taylor
Miss Virginia Standifird, who has
been visiting here, left for her home
at Taylor Saturday afternoon.
Back From Los Angeles
Joe Voelker returned Monday from
Los Angeles, where he has been in
the Santa Fe hospital in that city
Goes to Taylor
Mrs. Les Jenson went to Taylor
Tuesday to visit her children for a
few days. Both Mrs. Jenson and the
children will return to Winslow for
Easter.
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