The Winslow mail., 1924-07-18

/ of WinSlOW, was chosen as member
| Of the advisory board of the state
wool growers association at the meet
ing held in Flagstaff last week
Visit En- Route
Harry and Gail King, who, with
their wives were travel ng overland
! from Garnett, Kansas, to Los An
.geles, spent Sunday and Monday Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. Willis Day.
George Marine in Town
George Marine of the Coconino Sun
force, Flagstaff, spent Sunday in
Winslow visiting relatives, Dr. and
Mrs. G. P. Sampson He returned to
Flagstaf the first of the week
I Here From San Diego
Lawrence Hitchcock of San Diego,
California, was here the early part
of the week visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w D. Hitchcock. He re-
turned to his California home We'd
nesday.
Here From Oklahoma
! H. d. McSchooler, wife and two
children arrived in Winslow from Ok
lahOma last week and will make their
home here. Mr.. McSchooler is en-
ployed in the barber shop of John
| Drumm.
Visit Dry Lake
Miss Ellen Clarke and Miss Marion
Bremke, both of the local telephone
ofsice, spent the weekend at Dry
and Mrs. T. E. Reed and Leo Reed OF
! Holbrook.
| Sam Proctor in Williams
! Sam w. Proctor, manager of The
| Mail, and member of the Northern
Arizona Normal School board, was a
visitor in Williams and Flagstaff over
| Sunday on business connected with
| the school
Attended Barbecue
E. H. Black and family, and Bob
| Huddleston and family attended the
barbecue at Springerville Sunday
making the round trip in one day
| They reported great eats and a won
derful time.
Looked for Lost Dog
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warman motored
to the Tonto Basin last Sunday in an
effort to find a valuable Collie dog
lost about three weeks ago. The trip
was also made the occasion for de-
lightful picnic.
Miss Turpin Visits Post
Miss Eleanore Turpin of Texas,
sister of Tobe Turpin, proprietor of
the Indian trading post at Canyon
Diablo, is visiting the post for a few
weeks. She had recently been visit
ing in Phoenix
Scott White i'm WinsIow
Scott White, for some years con-
nected with the government land Of
flee at Phoenix, and now candidate
for the democratic nomination for
corporation commissioner, was in
Winslow Tuesday.
Return to California
Mrs. E. H. Alsdorf and three chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs. AL
DORIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs Willis
Day for the past three weeks, return
ed to their home in National City, CAL
ifornia, Wednesday,
Visit the Tonic Rim
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lancaster, the
Misses Emily and Jane Boren, and
Messrs. William and Huston Dagg
spent last Sunday on a wonderful trip
to Snellmier & Lyons ranch and the
rim of Tonto Basin.
Thomas Buys RhOades Home
Chas. Thomas of The Mail force
the first of this week purchased the
home of J. NJ. Rhoades on North Will
hanson avenue, and has moved
there The Rhoades family left Wed
nesday for California
Marbry Henning Here
Miss Marbry Henning of Holbrook is
spending a couple of weeks in Wins
low as the guest of Miss Marguerite
Wyrick and other friends Miss Hen
ming has been teaching in Tucson and
will return there in the fall
Here From Phoenix
c. F. Wicker, Mrs. H. Morley, Bob
and Helen Morley arrived in Winslow
Tuesday from Phoenix They plan to
remain in this city during the hot
season in the south. and have taken
| the house at GIG Apache avenue
AtwOOds to Live Here
l.. G. Atwood and family arrived in
Winslow last week from Williams and
will make their home here, Mr. At
wood being employed at the Santa Fe
ice plant The Atwoods have taken
the house at 812 Winslow avenue.
Meat Man on Vacation
A. B. Nelson, head of the meat de-
partment at the Babbitt Bros. Trad
ing company, with his wife and two
children, are spending couple of
weeks at Pennington, New Mexico,
where they are visiting Mrs Nelson's
! people.
! Visitors Leave
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steinkirchner
| and little daughter Miss Ann left
last week for California after having
paid a delightful visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Root of the Harvey House
The Steinkirchners are from Newton,
Kansas.
Visit With the ThOmases
Bob Clayton AID family of Los Lu-
mas, New Mexico, were visitors over
Sunday in Winslow at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas of The
Mail. The Claytons are on their way