The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22

teachers of the city schools on Tues
day evening with jolly bridge
party at the fomer's home. Thirty
two guests were present. Refresh
ments were served, and the house
was effectively and handsomely de-
corated in the patriotic colors. Mrs.
IC. A. Hanson held high score and
Miss Ruby Lowitzki second.
To Join Hospital Board
Edw. Clark left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles to join the Santa
Fe hospital board on its annual in
spection trip. The board will be in
Winslow about February %.
Attend Loss and Damage Meeting
E. W. Ames and Grover Miller
left Sunday morning for Fresno,
California, to attend the loss and
damage meeting held this week at
that place.
Collier Representative Here
F. A. Hyde representing Collier
and Son, publishers, was in the city
Tuesday on business.
Motor to Holbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Peterson and
family motored to Holbrook Sunday.
Spends Weekend in Holbrook
Dorothy Fouts spent the weekend
jim Holbrook visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. Kyle.
Down from Flagstaff
T. E. Pollock, prominent business
uan of Flagstaff, was in the CitC
last Saturday.
Attend Funeral in Flagstaff
Among the Winslow people who
went to Flagstaff Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Rev. Father
C. Vabre were: T. M. Quebedeaux,
H. Yeager, Charles Daze, Rev. FIR
Ed. Albouy, R. M. B1uchman, Will
liam Daze, w. H. Burbage and F.
Robertson.
Down from Gallup .
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Higgs and son
of Gallup were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Higgs is the ticket clerk in the
agents office at that point
Left for the Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Everett left
yesterday for the cost where they
will spend two-weeks vacation.
Depart for San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norton left
yesterday for San Diego, where they
will make their home Mr.. Norton
resigned from his position as train
checker.
Goes to Hospital
Frank Trammel who lost three
fingers of his left hand in an acci-
dent the first of the week, left
Thursday morning on train No. 9
to enter the Santa Fe hospital at
Los Angeles. Mr.. Trammel put his
hand under a beam of a crane which
was in motion and the timber came
down pinching off his finger.
To Preach at Methodist Church
DIR. A. L. Baker, district superin
tendent of the Methodist church with
headquarters at Los Angeles, will
hold quarterly conference at the
Methodist church Saturday evening
at 7:3O o'clock. DR.. Baker will preach
at the morning services on Sunday.
Members of the board and their
friends are invited to attend the
conference.
Goes to Gallup Hospital
Mrs. F. M Dunham left Sunday
for Gallup on train No. 22 to enter
the hospital in that city.
Go to Los Angeles
+ Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hicks left
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they will spend a few days.
Spring Millinery opening commen-
cling Monday, February 25th. The
Ready-to-wear hats are very be-
coming this year in bewitching
Pokes, soft rolled brims and wide
brfms to keep the tan off. Prices
from $3.50 to $3.50. Mrs. w. T.
Visiting from Needles
Eddie Carroll of Needles arrived
on train No 20 Monday for couple
of days visit with his mother.
! Attends Stockholders Meeting
G. C. Hall, president of the Hall
Lumber company with headquarters
at Los Angeles, was in the city the
11rSC OF Cn0 week attending d SUCK
holders meeting of the company. He
returned to the coast Wednesday
evening H. E. Erickson, manager of
the company's yards at Los Angeles,
Earl Christy, manager Of the yards
at Williams and R. M. Reese, also
of Williams, attended the stock
holders meeting.
Leave for Fresno
: Mrs. H. B. Robinson left Sunday
; on train No. % for Fresno, Califor-
MIA, where she will visit with her
husbands parents.
Married by Rev. Enyeart
Charles B. Addison of New Castle,
4 Indiana, and Mrs. Alice NJ. Thompson
of Richmond, Virginia, were married
by Rev. o. L. Enyeart, pastor of
the Methodist church, on Sunday
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