The Winslow mail., 1924-01-11

sas, to resume her studies at the
University of Kansas.
Over from Holbrook
w. T. Gates, agent at Holbrook
spent Saturday night in Winslow
after paying off employees under
his jurisdiction between there. and
here. Mrs. Gates accompanied her
husband on his paying trip.
Sheep Shipments
Campbell and Francis shipped
twenty cars of sheep to- Hot Springs,
Arizona, on Thursday.
Over from Holbrook
Mrs. J. w. Kiles of Holbrook was
in the city Sunday visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fouts.
Returns from Los Angeles
Miss Louise Dadey returned Sun
day from Los Angeles, where she
spent the holidays.
Goes to Gallup
Mr.. B. L. Hicks, train checker,
went to Gallup Saturday to spend
the weekend with his family.
Returns to Position
Cecil Richardson returned to his
position at the Bruchman Curio shop
Monday after being absent week
with rheumatism.
Professional Business
Attorney C. D. McCauley went to
Holbrook Monday and Tuesday on
professional business. He reports
that County Attorney Thorwald
Larson has returned to that town
from Phoenix very much improved
in health.
Down from Flagstaff
Rev. Father c. P. Vabre of Flag
staff was in the city Tuesday on
brief trip.
Studebaker Representative here
Mr.. NJ A. Irwin, factory repre-
sentative of the Studebaker corpo
ration of America with headquarters
at Phoenix, was in town Wednesday
on company business in connection
Trails garage.
Harvey Officials Here
Messrs. g. H. Reed, A. G. Henni-
forth and P. Gooden, officials OF the
Harvey system, were in Winslow
Tuesday, holding conference here.
Return from Oklahoma
Mrs. Ed Gardner and her children
returned Monday morning from
Blair, Oklahoma, where she has been
visiting her parents.
From Seligman
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastman of
Seligman came over from that place
on Tuesday, the former going back
that night after having some dental
work done here. The, latter, who is
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Eastman, expects to
return home tomorrow.
News Service Manager Here
Mr.. J. A. McDonaugh, manager OF
the Harvey system news service, was
in the city Wednesday on his in
spection trip.
From Chico, California
fornia, was in the city the latter part
and friends. Mr.. Tatum is in the
| furniture business at Chico.
On Business Trip
Mr.. Kal Kimball made business
trip to St. Johns, Chonco and Spring
erville the first of the week, spending
three days at these places.
Returns from California
! Mrs. Dave Parker and children
returned Monday from Tulare, Cali
fornia, where they spent the holidays
visiting her mother.
New Scout Executive
Charles S. Mccormick Jr., the new
scout executive for the Grand Can
yon district council, assumed his du-
ties the first of this week. Mr.. Nc
Cormick is from California, where he
has been connected with Scout work
for about four years.
Depart for California
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. McDermott
left Wednesday morning for Los
Angeles, where they will remain for
while. Mr.. McDermott is a fire
man on the Santa Fe.
Goes to Phoenix
Mr.. c. E. Machen, chief dispatcher
at the Santa Fe, left Tuesday even
ing for Phoenix, going to that city
on company business.
Improving from Sickness
Mr.. w. F. Geiger, Santa Fe loco
motive fireman, who has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, is much
better at this writing.
Back from Iowa
Mr. W. w. Franklin of the Frank
lin Auto company returned to Win
slow Monday from Des Moines, Iowa,
where he was called on the sickness
of his mother.
Called to Illinois
Mrs. A E. Cooper has been called
to Danville, Illinois, where her sister,
also the sister of Mrs. ]. S. Bennett,
died Arthur and Kenneth accompan-
led their mother. Mr.. Cooper was
called to the same city because of