The Winslow mail., 1924-06-13
Drive up to Cooley

Drive up to Cooley
H. NJ Vaughn and George Jackson
and families drove to Lakeside Sun
day and spent the morning. Later in
the day they decided to go up to Cool
ey for a visit and on returning discov-
cred the Sunday trip totaled 215 miles.
They found fishing conditions bad at
Lakeside owing to the heavy breeze.
Saturday in HOIbrO0k
Mrs w E Carver and daughter,
Evelyn and Miss Eerla Care were in
ilollrook last Saturday, the latter
two taking the examination for the
university scholarship VI ich was held
il this county under tie direction of
tia county superintendent of schools.
Mss Oarn won this scholarship two
gears ago
Finish Study of South america
Methodists at their prayer meeting
Wednesday night finished their study
of South American countries, at this
time studying Argentina and Uruguay.
1t is explained that the Methodist peo-
pie are studying the countries of
South America in which, their denom-
ination is doing missionary work.
Nay VIII Try Fishing
Horace Nay of the Penney store,
will leave Saturday in company with
several Flagstaff friends for the
White mountains where they will
spend several days camping. Mr..
Nay will return to Winslow for
short time before leaving for Missis-
sippi where he will take charge of a
Penney store Mrs. Nay is now in Wis
consin
On Way to California
Herman Kuehl of Albuquerque, was
through this city on a motorcycle
Monday morning bound for California
to visit relatives. He has been in AL
buquerque for five years, where he
was linotype machinist and operator
for the Albuquerque Morning Journal
He came south from Davenport, Ia
and expects to return there after his
California visit
Ladies' Aid Quilting
1t was announced for this week that
the Circle of the Ladies Aid society
of the First M. E. Church would meet
to spend several hours quilting on
Wednesday, June II; at the home of
Mrs. L. L. Day, at 214 E. Oak street
On the following Wednesday the
meeting of the Circle 3 will be with
Mrs T. F. White at the home of j.
Parker Pingrey, 800 Colorado avenue
Honeymoon at Canyon
Rev George Vernon Harris Of the
FLAGSTAFF Episcopal church, and Miss
Helen Willets, teacher in the Wins
low high school, were married on
Wednesday in Phoenix. After a short
honeymoon at Grand Canyon they VIII
come to their home in Flagstaff
where many friends will be ready to
greet them and extend sincere best
wishes for a long and happy voyage
over the matrimonial seas.-CoconinC
Sun.
Lemons Again i'm Market.
Lemons are once more to be found
on the market and are retailing
around so cents the dozen. Arizona
suffered severe shortage of this fruit
during the period the Arizona border
the citrus product went up to a rate
of $3.50 dozen and hardly obtainable
at the price. The embargo on Califor-
MIA oranges and lemons was raised a
week ago and the market is again ap-
preaching normal.
VIII Total Seventy-FiVe Flags
Postmaster Klindienst, who is one
of the Legionnaires who is interested
in placing the flags over the bust
ness section of this city stated that
fifty have been provided for the past
week and that he would have to order
at least 25 more. This will make a
total of IS flags of good size which
will III front of business houses on
patriotic holidays and it will be an
ornament to the city and tend to de-
vel0p the ideals of young as we'll as
old
Rev. Carter to Florence
Rev. T. N. Carter, Jr., goes to Flor
ence, Arizona, to hold services Sun
day, June Is. It is planned to give
the 400 prisoners at the state prison a
breakfast of bacon and eggs on Sun
day morning, this being treat to the
prisoners who dine on this menu only
when someone outside prison author
tiles provide therefor. During the
absence of Rev Carter, Mrs. T. n
Carter will conduct the morning SER
vices. George P. Bedford, former sec
retary of Branch No. /, Eternal Life
Colportage Library, will conduct eve
ming services. All are welcome.
Attends Class Reunion
Hailing from a dry country, Rev
w. L. Martin, local Rotary represen-
tative at the Toronto convention, met
with a wet reception at his first stop
north and east en- route to Canada. He
arrived at DesMoines Saturday in
time for the reunion of his class at