The Winslow mail., 1924-02-15

Professional Business
DR.. O. S. Brown was called to
Adamana Tuesday to see M. j. Clos
! sey who is sick at that point.
Leaves for Coast
Miss Ann Hatch left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, where she will visit
! for a few weeks.
Goes to New Mexico
Frank Warnica, night foreman at
the ice plant, left for his home in
New Mexico Saturday afternoon on
account of the serious illness of his
mother.
Down from Snowflake
I. R. Gardner of Snowflake spent
Sunday in Winslow 3 visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Lillius Lewis.
Return from Los Angeles
Miss Georgia Hunt returned Sun
day afternoon from Los Angeles.
tUp from Holbrook
George J. Schaefer, county treas
urer, was in Winslows Monday, mo-
toring over on business trip.
On Professional Business
Thorwald Larson, county attorney,
motored to the city Thursday from
Holbrook on professional business.
Mrs. Larson accompanied him.
Called to Prescott
Mrs. Horace Evans sleft Wednesday
evening for Prescott called there by
her daughter, who underwent an op-
eration
Notable Visitors in Town
Dr. G.. H. Marvin, president Of the'
University of Arizona, and Dr. L.
B. McMullen, president of the Flag
staff Normal school, were in Winsiow
short time Saturday en- route TO
Flagstaff.
ROtarians Guests of HOlbrooK Club
Seventeen members of Winstow
Rotary club went to Holbrook last
Friday evening as the guests of the
club in that town, the occasion being
the first anniversary of TIC Oil City
organization. All the members wio
made the trip report most enthusi-
astic reception and jolly good tine.
FOR SALE-One Overstuffed Tape
stry Davenport, an Emerson VictrO-
la and an Electric Washing machine.
All practically new. Call mornings
318 West Elm St. Miss Brady.
Cattleman in Town
julius Wetzler, cattleman of Los
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business trip
Leaving on Vacation
w. J. Grocer, Navajo county su-
lpervisor, is planning to leave Sunday
on month or six weeks vacation
in California, having received a leave
pervisors. Mr. Grocer will spend his
vacation in Oakland visiting his
family!
Transferred from Ashfork
red from Ashfork to the local Har-
vey news service. Mr.. Mcdaniel
arrived the first of the week.
Returns from Phoenix
nesday morning on train No. 2 from
Phoenix, where she has been visiting
and enjoying the southern climate
for several weeks.
Off Duty on Account of Illness
Neil Wilson, yard master, was off
duty the first of the week on account
of illness.
Up from HolbrOok
John r. Huelett, president of the
Merchants G. Stock Growers Bank of
ier, motored to Winslow Wednesday
to attend the funeral of the late
John Powell.
Shipment of Studebakers
The Old Trails garage received
shipment of Studebaker automobiles
on Saturday. Included in the con-
signment were open and closed cars.
To Open Lunch Room
Fred Harvey's remodeled lunch
room will be ready for operation
some time next week. The lunch
room is being remodeled at an ex-
pentiture of more than 100000.
In Winslow for Day
Mrs. Lee Chesbrough, who has
been living in Williams, was in the
city Tuesday packing her household
goods to movo to Wickenburg, where
she will make her home. Mrs. Ches-
brough formerly lived in Winslow.
Back from Elsinor Springs
! Robert Fenton returned Friday
night on train No. 10 from Elsinor
Springs, California, where he has
been taking treatment for his rheu-
matism. Mr.. Fenton is very much
improved
Goes to Hospital
J. W. Askey left Saturday for Los
Angeles, where he will enter the
hospital. Mrs. Askey and their
daughter left for Albuquerque the
same day to visit relatives while