The Winslow mail., 1924-01-25
business Trip to Holbrook

brought forth the ready quest IN
what kind He replied an automo-
bile license, thus spelling a perfectly
good newspaper story.
Gees to Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calm left
last Friday morning for Phoenix,
where they expect to stay for several
weeks.
In from ST. Joseph
John WeStover and ]. G. Hansen
were in from St. Joseph Wednesday
to consult Civil Engineer R. C. Kline
in regard to- an irrigation dam, which
they are planning to build across the
little Colorado river near the Pen
zance station.
Returned from Business Trip
Carl Behn, proprietor of the Behn
Department store, returned Monday
morning from Phoenix and the coast
on a business trip
Back from Los Angeles
G. C. Hall returned Wednesday
night from Los Angeles, S. c. Inn
gegno accompanying him. Mr.. Hall
will leave this evening for the coast
city on business.
Returns from Phoenix
DR.. George P. Sampson returned
Monday morning from professional
business trip to Phoenix.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs. Naomi Kabelin left last Sa-
turday morning for Los Angeles to
visit with her sister.
Goes to Seligman
w. J. Shanks left Wednesday for
Seligman. From there he will go to
Los Angeles for a short stay to re-
cuperate from his recent illness.
Overseer of Indian Department Here
T. E. Shipley, overseer of the
United States Indian department with
headquarters at Phoenix was in the
city Monday morning on his way to
Keams Canyon and Fort Apache,
where he was taking four Indians
who took sick while picking cotton
in the Salt River Valley.
Leave for Los Angeles
Mrs H. Aylesworth of Los Angeles
and Mrs. F. D. Howe left Thursday
morning for that city, where the
latter will visit few weeks. Mrs.
Aylesworth has been visiting here
with Mrs. Howe
The Bethany Circle of the Christian
Church will hold a Pre-Faster Sale
and Cafeteria Lunch April .6th.
Co tn IOs Angeles
Mrs. R. J. Wood accompanied by
Jacklyn Kaufman left Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles where Miss Jack
lyn will have new cast made for
her injured knee. Mrs. Wood after
visiting a few days in San Diego
with her aunt, Mrs. H. Crogan, will
return to Winslow.
Motors to Flagstaff
J. N. Hightower n1otored to Flag
staff Wednesday evening on busi-
ness trip.
On Business Trip
W. G. F'lay of the Commercial Sc
curities company with Headquarters
at Phoenix, is in Winslow this week
on business trip.
Goes to Los Angeles
Conductor w. Merrick left on train
No. 9 Monday for Los Angeles, where
he will again enter the Santa Fe
hospital for treatment of an injury
which he received some months ago
Back from Coast
A. L. Dunklin returned Sunday
from Los Angeles on few days bust
ness trip to that city.
Mrs. William Bowdich of A;hr1uer-
spend three months with the Dye
family.
at Bridge
Mrs. V. H. Driver entertained with
a most enjoyable bridge party ON
afternoon. Mrs Robert
Powell made high score and Mrs.
George Gibson second highest.
Brief Visit from Los Angeles
Mr.. w. F. Kearns of Los Angeles
spent Tuesday in the city visiting
Miss Julia Dye.
Departs for Los Angeles
DR.. +. A. Rehbach departed Sunday
morning on train No. l for Los
where he plans to remain
for a while.
Visiting from Albuquerque
Miss Jane Gavin of Albuquerque
was in the city Tuesday visiting Mrs. !
Claude QuebedeauX.
Arrives from Wichita
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Carnahan of
Kansas, arrived in the city
Sunday for a couple of weeks visit
with their neice, Mrs. o. M. Stewart.
Santa Fe Official Here
j. R. Hitchcock, assistant general
of Santa Fe coast lines,
and ]. B. Duffy, general passenger
agent, were in the city Sunday spend
ing part of the day here on business.