The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1924-10-17

lie Finn and Mrs. George Lane are
among the fair visitors during Fair
Week
An Enjoyable Dance
A dance was given at kelly's Pas
time hall on Monday evening, the
music being furnished by Ham Craw-
ford's Louisiana Ramblers. h
townspeople turned out in large num-
bers to show their appreciation Of the
treat.
Neels To California
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Neel left Wins
low Saturday by auto for California,
where they will make their home.
Their residence on North Warren has
been taken by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lindsay of the Santa Fee signal Of
flee.
Auto Men Here
Lee Carron and Hugh Tillman,
Buick and Chevrolet dealers of Flag
staff, were in Winslow this week seek
ing a location for a Chevrolet sales,
room. If location can be found an
agency and service station will be es-
tabliShed here.
Shumway in Town
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shumway of
Holbrook, were visitors in town Mon
day. Mr.. Shumway was doing little
electioneering for his candidacy to re-
election as tax assessor, and Mrs.
Shumway was assessing few winter
goods in the local stores.
Railroad Men Visit
E. H. Evans, chief dispatcher OF
Pueblo, Colorado, Mrs. Anna Richards
of Ohio, and J. D. Van Alta, safe
ty-first man for the S. P. railroad COM
pany are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Christensen. They expect to
leave for hunting trip on Friday
We Want Some Rags
The machinery at the Winslow Mail
office is becoming dusty and dirty and
oily for the want of rags to wipe 1t
clean with. Won't some boys who
could use a few dimes as pocket
money get busy and collect a few
pounds of large clean cotton rags and
bring to the Mail office, muy pronto
POGO tempo?
Call For Bank Statement
This weeks issue of the WinsloW
Mail contains the first formal state
ment of The First National Bank
since it became a national bank. The
official call of the comptroller of the
currency was issued on the 18th and
called for a statement at the close OF
hucinoCC nf October 10
Dance Prizes
Rabbit Bros, Dagg Mercantile Co.,
R. NJ Bruchman and Homer Vaughn
have each donated valuable prizes to
be given to winners at the L. A. to b.
of r. T. dance on Halloween eve.
Just what the prizes are and for what
they will be given is not made public.
To Locate in Jerome
Bur Friday, formerly of the Bank
of Winslow, came over from Jerome
on Saturday night to take Mrs. Fri
day back to their new home. They
left overland Monday. 1t is with re-
greet that we saw them leave Wins
low, as they were very popular and
will be greatly missed.
Dance at Elks Hall
The dance at the Elks hall last
Friday evening was well attended, and
as is usual at all Elk events, everyone
| had a good time. The affair was plan
ned to introduce non-members to the
hospitality of the local lodge. These
dances will continue each Friday
evening.
Papers Sold Out
| Issues of the Winslow Mail for last
week and the week previous were
completely exhausted a, few hours af-
ter the editions were printed. A
great many calls were made for each
of the issues after they were all sold
The Mail will pay full price for a few
copies of each issue returned in good
condition.
Visiting Mrs. Gates
Mrs. T. N. Terrell and son of Nee
dies, California, are here visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Ada Gates.
Any Rags, Bones or Bottles?
| M. BerkovitZ, who admits being
Irish, has arrived in Winslow from
Los Angeles, and will engage in the
wool, hide, pelt and fur business at
| 318 East Second street He will open
his place next Monday. AS side line
he will buy and sell rags bottles old