The Winslow mail., 1924-05-02
On Business Trim

On Business TrIp
NJ w Rigney representing the
Kelly-Springfiel Tire company for
Arizona, with headquarters at Phoe-
nix, was in the city Tuesday on a
business trip
In Gallup Sunday
V. i. Pridmore, local jeweler, spent
Sunday in Gallup visiting friends.
Goes to White Mountains
Claude Phillips left Tuesday morn
ing for the White Mountains, where
he will enter the United States For
est service, having resigned as mech
anic at the Old Trails Garage. Mrs
Phillips will join her husband in a
few days
Another Train OF Negroes
Another. train load Of Negroes in
cluding 297 adults and a large num-
Der of children were transported
from McNary, La, to McNary, Ariz-
ona, last week by the W. NJ Cady
Lumber company to work in the
mills of that concern.
Back From Tucson
Charles D. McCauley returned
Monday on train No. from Tucson,
where he was admitted to practice
law in the federal courts. While he
was there he visited friends at the
University of Arizona, his alma
mater.
Return From California
Mr. and Mrs. Fermin Echeverr1an
returned Friday from Los Angeles,
where they spent the winter. Mr..
Echeverrian is one of the big sheep
men of the state, spending his sum-
mers here and his winters in Cali
fornia g
Installs new Equipment
w. R. Reading of the equipment
department of the Western Union
Telegraph company with head
quarters at Los Angeles was in the
city Friday and Saturday installing
some new equipment in the local re-
peater station
Leaves For Fresno
Mrs Clara Foster left Saturday on
train No. for Fresno, California,
where she will visit with relatives
for about four months.
In HoIbrook Day
Mrs. Frank Howe spent Friday in
Holbrook as the guest of Mrs. Beld-
ing of the Commercial Hotel.
In From Black Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron P. Adams of
Black Rock motored to Winslow Sat
urday on a business trip. Mr.. Adams
was formerly employed in the me-
chanical department of the Mail.
Down From Flagstaff
Rev George Vernon Harris of
Flagstaff was in the city last Friday.
Go Early to OratOriO "Daniel'
Those who attend the Oratorio
Daniel" to be given next Thursday
evening at the Washington school
auditorium are requested to go early
and be seated before the program be-
gins as there will be few opportuni-
ties to be seated after the entertain
ment starts. No children will be
permitted in the balcony unless ac-
companied by their parents. Every
one who wants tos listen to the music
is welcome.
Visiting Here
Mrs. May Null of Chicago, Illinois,
and Mrs Mary Shallenburger of Ra-
ton, New Mexico, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles j. Bullock the first
of the week
Back From San Marcial
NJ c. Howe, who is connected with
the Santa Fe Railway returned Sun
day morning from San Marcial, n. M,
where he has been working tenn
porary He is now employed in the
chief diSDatcherS office
Editor In City
C. f. Montross, editor of the st.
Johns Observer, was in the city Mon
day, motoring over on business.
During his brief visit in Winslow,
Mr.. Montross called on the Mail.
Hot Roast Beef sandwiches and
salad, Coffee, Cake, Pie, A good hot
lunch at the Franklin Overland Sales
rooms served by the Methodist
ladies May Sth.
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. " c. Proctor entertained the
Thursday Bridge Club yesterday
evening with dinner at the Harvey
House and bridge at her home, The
party was a most delightful one, the
members present enjoying it to the
fullest extent.
Goes to Hospital
j. B. Fussell, yard master, went to
Los Angeles Thursday morning on
train No. to enter the Santa Fe
Hospital in that city
Departs For AshfOrk
Mrs. j. W. Kiles left Wednesday
morning for her home at Ashfork,
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Fouts.
Visiting V. c. Proctor Family
Mrs c.. j. Daugherty and daughter,
Ruth, of Los Angeles and Mrs. T. O.,
Ingledew and son. Tom, of Williams
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. c..
Proctor.
Goes To Prescott
nr n T, Hathaway left Thursday