The Winslow mail., 1924-03-28
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Leaves for Southern Arizona
Mrs. E. E. Friday and baby
daughter left Wednesday on train
, No. to spend few weeks with her
mother in Tombstone.
Attack of Lumbago
Bert Funk is confined to his bed
this week with severe attack of
lumbago.
Visiting from Oraibi
Mrs. T. E. Thacker of Oraibi is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Morris.
Harvey Lunch Counter Manager
Norman Dawson of the Fred Har-
vey system has been transferred from
Ashfork to Winslow as manager of
the local lunch room. Mr.. Dawson
arrived in this city Saturday.
From Los Angeles
Jack Weber, representing Remission
and Root instrument supply house
of Los Angeles was in town Friday.
Goes to Cedar Springs
Rene Pincetl made a motor trip to
Cedar Springs Wednesday on
business trip.
In from Leupp
Nevvy Smith of Leupp was in this
city Wednesday looking after bust
ness interests. Mr.. Smith plans to
leave the reservation in about
week for Los Angeles, where he ex-
poets to remain permanently.
Breaks Right Arm
Parr Lancaster suffered a broken
forearm last Friday while he was
attempting to crank a Ford car. The
machine kicked back, striking his
right arm breaking one of the bones
and taring two others loose Although
the injury was painful Parr is get
ting along all right.
Spends Week Here
Miss Virginia Standifird is here this
week from Taylor visiting her aunt,
Miss Martha Hunt.
Piano Man Leaves for Coast y
Thomas Hall, the piano dealer and |
tuner of Los Angeles, left Monday |
on train No. 7 for his home after |
spending a few days in the city.
Return from Coast
r. c. Phelps, fireman on the Santa |
Fe, returned last Friday from Los
Angeles, where he has been staying |
several weeks.
Bloomfield Baby
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Bloomfield on Tuesday
morning. Both Mrs. Bloomfield and
the baby are getting along well.
The proud parents have not as yet |
decided on a name for the little man. |
Patricia Jean Sughrue
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sughrue are
the happy parents of fine baby
girl born to them on Sunday. The
young lady's name is Patricia JEAN.
Herman is wearing smile these
days, and oh, what a daddy-like
smile it is!
Receives Call to Las Cruces
Rev. T. E. Elgin has received
call to the first Baptist church at
Las Cruces, New Mexico. Rev Elgin
is considering the call but has not
decided whether he will accept it.
To Loss and Damage Meet
o. L. Gray, chief clerk to the di-
vision engineer, left Saturday for
Dallas, Texas, to attend loss and
damage meeting of the Santa Fe
railway.
Goes to Los Angeles
DR.. Oscar S. Brown left Wednesday
evening for Los Angeles to attend the
funeral of the late E. J. Gibson.
In Joseph City
Miss Bess Richards spent Monday
in Joseph City taking in the big
home celebration.
Return from Albuquerque
Mrs. ]. E. Kleindienst returned
Tuesday from visit with Mrs.
George Heiser and Mrs. Margaret
Smith in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
In Phoenix Couple of Days
Rev. T. E. Elgin, pastor of the
Baptist church, spent a couple of
days this week in Phoenix on bust
ness.
In Holbrook Monday
Mrs. F. B. Grim and Mrs. J. R. |
Wood were in Holbrook Monday for
the day.
To Preach at Baptist Church
DR.. H. Q. Morton, secretary of the
Arizona Baptist convention with head
quarters at Phoenix, will be in the
city over the weekend and will
preach at the morning hour at the
Baptist church. /