The Winslow mail., 1924-10-31
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Lloyd Day and wife spent last week
in Phoenix, returning home Saturday
Here From Gallup
Mrs. H Eames and daughter, Eva
lyn were here from Gallup last week
end, guests of Mrs. F. H. Murphy.
Mrs. Brooks Entertains
Mrs c. j. Brooks entertained sew
eral tables of bridge Wednesday even
ing.
Sampson in Phoenix
DR.. George P. Sampson was visitor
in the state capitol the first OF the
week.
Burns From Flagstaff
George Burns drove down from
Flagstaff Tuesday, returning the same
evening.
Attorney Crosby Here
G. H. Crosby, prominent at
torney of Flagstaff, was in Winslow
Wednesday and Thursday, attending
to business.
From Long Beach
Mr.. Herbert Dooner of Long Beach,
California, was in Winslow last week
for day Or two
Mrs. Gilpin Entertains
Mrs. E. C. Gilpin entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home
on that day of this week.
To Visit in Missouri
Mrs. w. w. Ward left Friday for
w., xrh
will visit relatives and friends.
Home From Tucson
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney arrived home
from Tucson Sunday, after two
weeks visit in the southern city.
Down From Flagstaff
Miss Myrtle McCamat and Miss
Bernadine Creswell were down from
Flagstaff last week for the Elks carni-
val
New Brakeman
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. E. Hake are new
residents in Winslow. Mr.. Hake has
accepted position as brakeman on
the Santa Fee.
Tilman at Flagstaff
Hugh Tilman, local representative
for Chevrolet automobiles, spent
couple of days this week in Flagstaf
visiting with his parents.
Home From Oakland
H. J. Fouts returned home from !
Oakland, California, Wednesday after
noon where he accompanied his
daughter, Dorothy for treatment.
Flagstaff Elk Elks
Jimmie Turpin of Flagstaff, and
welI-known in Winslow, was in the
city last weekend taking in the tes-
tivities at Elks hall Saturday even
ing.
Returned to Tucson
Mrs. Grady Gammage returned to
Tucson Sunday morning to spend a
couple of weeks with her sister-in-
law. mother of the boy who died last
week
Cline to Leave
i L. C. Cline, who has been manager
of the hardware store and planning mill
for the Hall Lumber company, since
its opening, will leave the first Of the
month.
CocOnino Sheriff Here
Bill Campbell, sheriff of Coconino
county, was in Wfnslow the first OF
the week searching for a Studebaker
automobile that had been stolen from
that place.
Republican Chairman Here
J. O. Freeman of Snowflake, chair
man of the republican county central
committee, was in Winslow Tuesday
on business connected with the COM
ing election.
Party at Church Hall
Mrs. Chas. Daze and her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Durham have invitations
out for a party to be given Wednes-
day, November 9Th, at the Catholic
church hall.
Here From HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Carnegie of Hol-
brook, were up from the county seat
Tuesday of this week. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Carnegie were employees of The
Mail this summer.
Drumm Home
| W. L. LII lCpdOAlC<~h
| for the office of justice Of the peace
of this district, returned Friday from
several weeks visit with old home
| folks in Colorado.
Christmas Cards
| Cards as Christmas remembrances
are becoming more and more popular
each year. Have you thought about
cards for this year? No inexpensive
gift could be nicer.
Alsdorf to National City
E. H. Alsdorf and family left Satur-
day morning for their home in Ma
tional City, California, after spending
several weeks with Mrs. flsdorf's par
ents, the w. H. Day family.
/ Senator in Town
Senator Ralph Cameron was Wis
! itor in Winslow the first of the week.
| He made talk Tuesday morning be-