The Winslow mail., 1924-04-11
@EIs95 I ERS(NV. .NEWS

| Former resident in City
George Weinert, former resident of
Winslow and now of Los Angeles, is
1 in the city looking after his property.
& WITZERS-Harness and Saddle
Shop Flagstaff, Arizona. Repairing
given especial attention.
To Joseph City
] Charles Daze went to ST. Joseph
i Tuesday afternoon on brief bust
ness trim.
Down from Snowflake
M. L. Flake was down from Snow
flake Saturday, driving new Buick
home.
Ladies Aid Circle No. will meet
at 113 w. Elm Wednesday after
noon April 18th with Mrs. H. o.
4 Griggs, she and Mrs. c.. l.. Lackey
jointly entertaining
Goes to Phoenix
! Arthur Miller went to Phoenix
Monday night on a business trip.
Back from San Diego
A. E. Dickson returned Friday eve
ming from San Diego, where he has
been staying for few months
Disinfects Stock Cars
Roy Goode, agent of the United
States bureau of animal industry
left Saturday evening for his head
quarters after disinfecting stock cars
here that have been in the "Hoof and
Mouth" infected area of California
Mr.. Goode disinfected 81 cars while
he was here He said that every
precautiodn is being taken to stamp
out the disease.
Go to Needles
Mrs. C. G. Payne and Mrs. Gene
Thompson and their children left
Sunday morning for Needles travelling
overland to visit a couple of weeks
with friends
Up from Holbrook
E. B. Newman of Holbrook was in
the city Monday on business. Mr..
| Newman expects to start his sheep
north from the winter to the summer
ranges about April Is.
SWITZERS- and Saddle
Shop Flagstaff, Arizona. Repairing
given especial attention.
In from Dry Lake
Leo Reed, breeder Of pure blooded
Hereford cattle at Dry Lake was in
Winslow the first of the week on a
business trip. Mr.. Reed reports that
cattle in his district came through the
winter in good condition and that the
prospects are much brighter for the
stockmen. Mr.. Reed is a firm sup
porter of pure blooded stock, which
he believes is doing a great deal
to improve the cattle industry in
Arizona
County Treasurer Here
George Schaefer, county treasurer
of Holbrook. was in the city Satur-
day afternoon for a short time en-
route to Nogales on a business trip.
Don't forget the Junior play given
by the Juniors at the Auditorium to-
morrow evening.
Building New Home
James E. Turner is building a new
/ five-room house at 513 Aspinwall
avenue. The dwelling, which is being
constructed of adobe brick with
pebble dash outer urface, will be
modern with a bath and a sleeping
porch. Mr.. Turner is erecting the
house for his home, the one which
he is now occupying to be the resi-
dence of Jim Olds. The contractors
are Olds Bros.
Spending Vacation on Coast
R. M. Steele, dispatcher on the
Santa Fe, has gone to Berkley.
California, to spend his vacation.
Accountant in City
William H. Haley, travelling ac-
countant of the Santa Fe coast lines
with headquarters at Los Angeles,
and formerly accountant of this di-
vision, was in the city Wednesday
on business trip.
Move here from Gallup
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe w. Taylor have
moved from Gallup to this city. Mr.
Taylor will be employed as 1877" clerk
in the chief dispatcher's office during
the absence of H. ]. Salmon, who
with his wife are taking an extended
trip along the Pacific coast and to
the eastern part of the country.
Harvey Auditor in City
Paul Gooden, auditor of the Fred
Harvey system, was in Winslow Sun
day on business.
The Charm School will be the
place to go for an hour amusement
tomorrow night at the Auditorium.