The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
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I Go to Ardmore Oklahoma
Mrs. J. B. Russell left for Ard
more, Oklahoma, Monday morning
on train No. 2, accompanying her
husbands sister, Mrs. Mary Boyd.
From Southern Part of County
S. w. Jacques, the sheepman from
the southern part of the county,
was in town a few hours Sunday,
leaving that evening for Phoenix.
Return from San Bernardino
Mrs. F. B. Grim and daughter,
Miss Joan, returned Sunday from
San Bernardino. where they visited
friends for few days.
En- Route to Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Losing of Det-
roit left Sunday for their home
after few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Harry. They stopped
over en- route from the coast where
they have been spending the winter.
During their visit here, Mr. and Mrs.
Losing and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
visited the Petrified Forest and the
Painted Desert.
FORCED to Resign
Miss Irene Milestone, teacher at
the Washington school, has been
forced to resign from her position
on account of poor health. Miss
Milestone has been unable to meet
her classes for about three weeks,
resigning upon the advice of her
physician. She will teach in the
Winslow schools next year.
Legion Auxiliary Delegate
Mrs Roy Justice, president of the
American Legion Auxiliary, returned
Saturday from the convention of the
organization held at Phoenix last
week.
Down from Gallup
?. j. Maloney, road foreman of
engines at Gallup was in the CITY
Wednesday on company business.
From Prescott
A. F. Hunt, assistant division
superintendent at Prescott, was in
the city Wednesday, attending a
staff meeting of the division officials.
Weekend at Flagstaff
Miss Helen Willis spent the week
end at Flagstaff, returning to Wins
low Sunday afternoon.
S. F. r. D. Agent Here
William Kearns, travelling agent
of S. F. r. D. with headquarters
at Los Angeles, was in the city
yesterday en- route to Dallas, Texas
to attend loss and damage meeting
Goes to Hospital
John L. Sweeney went to Los
Angeles Sunday morning, entering
the Santa Fe hospital to receive
treatment for badly infected hand.
Mrs. Sweeney, who accompanied
him, will visit with relatives.
Up from Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Rhoton
motored over from Holbrook Monday
spending part of the day here.
In from Reservation
Lorenzo Hubbell of Oraibi was in
the city few days this week looking
after business interests.
Motor from HolbroOk
Mrs. Pauline McClive and Miss
Wilma Hunt motored over from Hol-
brook Saturday and spent part of
the day in the city.
Travelling Auditor here
J. A. McDonough, travelling auditor
of the Harvey news service, was in
the city last Sunday.
Public Stenographer, can do any
kind of work, leave word at Star
Grocery. Mary BabcOck.
Attends Normal prom"
Charles Murphy went to Flagstaff
Monday to attend the junior "Prom"
at the Normal school, given in the
Ashurst auditorium that night.
Play for Normal "PrOm"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund.
Sam Young, Art Schaar and Stanard
Nesting went to Flagstaff Monday to
play for the Normal school junior
prom"
Dancing Party
! Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Machen enter
tanned a number of their friends
with a dancing party last Saturday
evening at their home. The party
was a very enjoyable affair, every
one having a merry time. Following
the dance luncheon was served.
Down from Flagstaff
Auntie Giles of Flagstaff is in the
poets to remain here about two