The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11
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Oulludy VII CIdlIl NO. III LOT hOSWcll,
New Mexico, to resume their studies
at the Roswell Military institute.
Back from Coast Trip
Mr. E. A. Sawyer returned Tues
day morning from a business trip to
Phoenix and Los Angeles. Mr.. Saw
yer was gone about ten days.
Arrives from Flagstaff
Mrs. Roosevelt Young, mother Of
Sam Young, bookkeeper at the Old
Trails garage, arrived in the city
from Flagstaff Monday travelling
overland Mrs Young expects to re-
main a while in Winslow.
Visiting from Grand Canyon
Mrs H. B. Shope and her son of
the Grand Canyon are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs c. T. Shew. Mrs. Shope
is sister of Mr.. Shew.
Goes to Gallup
Mrs. Peter Henderson went to
Gallup Monday to visit her husband
who is in the hospital there. She
reports that Mr.. Henderson is not
very much.
In Flagstaff a Few Days
Mrs Frona Parr was in Flagstaff
a few days this week, visiting Mrs.
j. A. Hughes, going to that city on
Sunday.
Leave for Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Folsom left
Wednesday morning on train No. 9
for Los Angeles to visit with relatives
in that city for short time.
Mrs. Wonders Improving
Mrs. E. NJ Wonders, who has been
very i'll with the influenza, is much
at this writing. She took
sick week ago yesterday.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs Sam Folsom left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, where she
will visit relatives.
Return from Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs: D. T. Christensen
Wednesday morning on train
No. 2 from Phoenix where they took
their little son to be examined by
a specialist.
Leave for Phoenir
MIS-. VI. T. OCeNoIIS anu ACCAO
daughter, Frances, left Wednesday
evening for Phoenix, where a speci-
alist will be consulted as to the
health of the latter, who has been
sick for several weeks.
Back from Hospital
Mr.. K. M. Tauber, switchman
the Santa Fe, returned Tuesday frer
the company hospital at Los Argeie;
Goes to Los Angeles
Bud Young, crew dispatcher let'
morning for Los Angeles
where he will spend a two-weeks
vacation.
Back ON Duty
Mr.. R. C. Rhoades, car distributor
IN the Santa Fe, is back at his Cesk
IN the chief dispacheTs office after
several weeks vacation. He and
Mrs. Rhoades returned the first of
the year from trip to Oklahoma
and Mississippi.
In from Snowflake
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hunt of
Snowflake were in town Sunday
visiting with relatives.
Goes to Hospital
Mr.. O. B. Bowers left Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles to enter
the Santa Fe hospital there.
Returns from Iowa
Mr.. Gene Byrd, train checker on
the Santa F'e, returned last Friday
morning from Linville, Iowa, where
he visited his parents over the holi-
days.
Back from Riverbank, California
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Berkley and
returned Saturday from
Riverbank, California, where they
spent the holidays with Mr.. Berkley's
parents.
Left for San Francisco
Mr.. R. R. Rickson, "87" clerk in
the chief dispatcher's office, left
Sunday on train No. 9 for San
Francisco on thirty-day business
and pleasure trip.
Go to Los Angeles
Mrs. E. H. French and Mrs. Jess
Holm left Monday morning for Los
Angeles where they will spend a
couple Of weeks.
Leaves for Redondo Beach
Mr.. M. J. Phares left Monday
morning on train No. 9 for Redondo
Beach, Calf, where he will visit with
his mother for a few weeks.
Returns from San BernardinO
Mr. w L. Lyons, fireman on the
Santa Fe, returned Saturday morn
ing from San Bernardino, where ne
has been visiting his family over the
holidays.
Stops Few Hours Here
w. H. Culver of Fort Apache stop
ped over in Winslow a few hours
yesterday on his way home from the
Leupp. Mr. Culver was taking
Navajo Indian boy, Warren Nation,
back to the Indian school. Nation
escaped from the Apache institution
about three weeks ago and returned
to the leupp.