The Winslow mail., 1924-07-18
DIR. Zimmerman Back

DR.. &. f. zimmerman, government
physician of the Indian school at
Leupp, arrived home this week from
an extended visit to Memphis, Ten
nessee, New Orleans, and other points
in the south. DR.. Zimmerman had
been gone about a month.
Picknicked at Clear Greek
Mrs. Frona Parr and daughter, Mrs.
Orvil Byrd and the latter's two chill
dren, Dwane and Dorothy, Mr.. and
Mrs. V c. Proctor, Miss Evelyn Proc
tor and Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hebert
made up a picnic party at Clear Creek
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Ruby Hadiey Improved
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Hadley will be pleased to learn
that their daugher, Miss Ruby, is i'm
proving greatly at Phoenix, where she
is undergoing treatment for heart
trouble The lower altitude has prov
ed very beneficial to Miss Ruby.
Los Angeles Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Melor of Los
Angeles were in the city the first of
the week, arriving here from Snow
flake where they have been visiting
for a month. They are on their way
home Nh MelOr is an employe at
the gas plant in Los Angeles.
Back From East
Mr. and Mrs A G. Miller returned
the first of the week from a trip of
almost two months in the middle west.
They were accompanied by their two
children, Azalia and Earl. Mr.. Miller
attended the Shriners' convention in
Kansas City, then went to Chicago and
other cities of Illinois and Missouri.
Mrs. ChaS. Daze Returning
Word has been received that Mrs
Chas Daze left Grand Rapids, Mich
igan on Tuesday of this week on her
return to Winslow after spending
some time in the north. She will visit
home and expects to arrive here about
the goth.
EIkS Ball Last Friday
No one had a hard time have a
good time at the hard time dance Civ
en- at Elks hall last Friday eve
ming. Tall dicers and silk stockings
subjected the wearers to especially Sc
we're reproaches Good music, big
crowd and good floor, made the event
most enjoyable.
Complain About Speeders
Residents along the north end of
Kinsley avenue are complaining of
the practice of auto drivers to speed
along that street Many of the fam
lilies have children who often play in
the street, and they feel fearful that
disaster may befall some of the little
ones.
To Leave WinsIOw
J. NJ. Rhoades and family left Mon
day for Los Angeles Mr. Rhoades
will enter the Santa Fe hospital there
for medical treatment. He has made
arrangements to be transferred from
Santa Fe work here to similar work
with the railroad at Riverbank, CAL
ifornia.
Picnic Party
Miss Marguerite Wyrick gave a din
ner party at Clear Creek Tuesday eve
ming in honor of her house guest,
Miss Marbry Henning of Holbrook.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Quebedeaux, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
C. Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Wy
rick, Richard Wyrick and John
Drumm
Simpsons to Miami
DR.. and Mrs. G. P Sampson will
leave next week for visit to the
southern part of the state. They will
go to Miami, where their son George,
and wife are located. The baby son
of the latter, who has been with his
grandparents in Winslow during the
summer, will accompany them, and
remain with his parents in Miami.
Lorenzo HubbeI i'm Town
Lorenzo Hubbel. sage of Oraibi,
Indian trader and art collector of
world fame, was in Winslow Sunday
Mr. Hubbel said it was too early yet
to give the exact date for the Hopi
snake dance, which is to be held at
Oraibi this year. but that it will be
about the middle of next month
Charley Aune Here
Charley Aune, lineman for the
Mountain States Telephone company
was in Winslow the first of the week
for several days recuperating from an
injury he sustained a couple of weeks
ago when he was blown from a pole
in Flagstaff and seriously injured his
back
Rent the Bailey Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Leyhe have
rented and moved into the D. F. Bal
ley home on North Williamson avenue
The Leyhe's are recent arrivals in
WinslOw and Mr. Leyhe is employed
as switchman for the Senta Fe Mr.
Leyhe worked for the railroad here
some time ago.
Baby Girl Dies
Ynasia Lopez, the year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ycaae Lopez died
Tuesday morning. A physician was
summoned, but before he could arrive
at the Lopez home the little one had
passed away. A coroner's jury was
impanneled, and rendered a verdict
that the baby had died of natural
causes.
Eastmans Taking Trip
r. B. Eastman, exalted ruler of
Winslow lodge B. P o. E, and Mrs
Eastman, are touring the eastern