The Winslow mail., 1924-05-23
OCNTa7 ERS1N IEsWES
Returns to Flagstaff

for a few hours Tuesday, en- route
back to his home
Visiting from Kansas
Miss Amanda Coffin of Lawrence,
Kansas, arrived in Winslow, Monday,
for few days visit with her aunt,
Mrs. George Sampson, Sr.
Mrs. Parsons Here
Mrs Eva Nagiller Parsons, of Gal
lup came Tuesday to visit her aunt,
Mrs George Nagiller, in this city.
Mrs. Grim, Hostess
Mrs F. B. Grim was hostess at
delightful bridge party on Friday eve
ming Miss Martha Hunt held high
score, while Mrs. Paul Liljedahl re-
ceived a dainty guest gift.
Doctor to Los Angeles
DR.. Oscar S. Brown left Saturday
evening for Los Angeles, on profess
sionaI business.
Home from Tennessee
Mrs. P. B. Bruce and little son, re-
turned Sunday from Tennessee, where
they have been visiting for several
months
Returns from Kansas
Mrs o. W. Stewart returned Sunday
morning from Topeka, Kansas, where
she had been visiting her parents.
Attends Fuel Meeting
E. A. Kuhns, round house foreman,
left Wednesday morning for Chicago
where he will attend a system fuel
meeting
V;citc Har SiSfer
Mrs. M e. Hebert and little daugh-
ter left Saturday morning for Los
Angeles, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Everett Wa1cott.
Play Bridge
Mrs Mary Hungerford had a num-
Der of friends at her home Tuesday
evening at bridge. Four tables were
used. The prize for the evening was
won by Mrs. B. F. Evans. -"
In Clarkdale on Business
H Peterson has been in Clarkdale
on business, for several days. During
his absence, MIR. Hanniforth was look
ing after the management of the
Harvey House
Visitors from Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Baldwin of
Taylor where in the city Monday.
Guest from Kingman
Miss Helene Douglas of Kingman,
is here, a guest at the home of Miss
Dorothy Brooks.
Going to Illinois
Miss Helen King arrived here Tues
day from Long Beach, Cal to visit
friends for few days prior to leaving
for Evanston, Illinois, where she will
visit her grandmother during the
summer.
Back from RiVerbank
Dan Martin returned to Los Angeles
Tuesday after a stay of several days
with old friends He expects to move
his family here from Riverbank Cal.
about June 1.
Back from Hospital
Len Jensen returned Saturday from
Los Angeles, where he has been in the
Santa Fe hospital for three weeks.
Comes from Vernon
Mr. and Mrs Ed Butler of Vernon,
were here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Works Out of Gallup
Bert Kleindienst left Wednesday
evening for Gallup. He will be en-
ployed by the Santa Fe out of that
city.
To Los Angeles Hospital
John Stegmire left for Los Angeles,
Cal, Wednesday morning to enter the
Santa Fe hospital for medical treat
nlent.
To Visit Sister
Mrs. Charles Daze left Thursday
morning for Grand Rapids, for visit
with her sister, whom she has not
seen for 81 years. She expects to be
gone for several months.
Her Father is Sick
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Franklin went
to Colorado Springs, Tuesday on ac-
count of the illness of the latter's
father.
Ia Carloads Sheep
Seventeen carloads of sheep arrived
here Thursday from Glendale, for the
ranch of the DeRyder Sheep Company.
Special Agent Here
J. C. Riggs, special agent for the
American Railway Express Company
was business caller in the city
Wednesday, He is located in San
Francisco.
Visits from California
D. n. Stewart of Baypoint Cal,
was here Thursday, meeting his old
friends.
Back from West
Mrs. Dick Henderson returned to
Winslow from California last Friday
Attends EIks Affair
William Kearns, travelling inspector
for the Santa Fe was in the city
Wednesday to take in the Elks festi-
Vities