The Winslow mail., 1924-06-06
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Visitors from California
A. E. Riley and his mother, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, have been here for
a visit and went from here to visit
the ancient city of Santa Fe.
Mrs. Harry Lambert and two
daughters Kathryn and Alice returned
Thursday from Phoenix for a few
DAYS visit with Mr.. Lambert
Roadmaster Here
J. A. Rohrer, roadmaster at Wicken-
burg, was in this city Wednesday.
Visits Old Home in East
r. B. Lalton left Friday of last week
for Ridgewood, N. j., where he is vi
sitting his old home.
Entertain at Bridge
A number of guests were present
Monday at the bridge party given at
the home of Mrs. E. e. Friday, the
hostesses being Mrs. NJ L. Friday and
Mrs. E. E. Friday.
Refreshments were served during
the affair and bridge honors went to
Mrs. R. B. Walton, first; Mrs. Wilt
am Matthie, second and Mrs. John
Purdy secured the consolation prize.
Cafe is Re-Opened
The A & Cafe was opened this
week by the proprietor after several
weeks refinishing the interior and ad-
ding to the equipment. The interior
shows the results Of the work and 1t
is one of neatest and most attractive
little places to be found anywhere.
It is finished in sanitary white and
the proprietor has added few tables
for the convenience of his guests.
Nah Jongg Club
The Nah Jongg club held it's re-
gular weekly social affair Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Matthie. First honors went to Mrs.
E. r. Creswell.
Kleindienst Home
Bert Kieindienst who has been
braking for ten days for the Santa
Fe out of Gallup is back in the city.
Will Study at Los Angeles
Miss Nan Brown left Sunday morn
ing for Los Angeles where she will
spend the summer studying under
one of the best piano teachers of the
west With her went Opal McHood,
Frederick Gillard and Ada Bell Baw-
com, who will continue as music
students of Miss Brown during the
vacation season. Grandma" Taylor
also accompanied Miss Brown on her
trip to the California city.
Going to Black River
John Mccormick hardware sales
man, left on Tuesday for continu-
alton of his duties as salesman and
is working toward the Black River
country. He expected the first of
next week to land at the Diamond
Rock Lodge on the Black River for
few days trout fishing Homer
Vaughn wants to go over to the lodge
the first of next week to be gone a
week if he can arrange to make the
trip.
Liljedahls to Iowa
at noon Tuesday for the eastern trip
to Essex, Iowa; the home of the
former, where they will spend the
summer. They returned Saturday
from a trip of several days to the
Grand Canyon. They will return here
in time for the fall term of the city
schools in which Mr. Liljedahl is
employed.
Attending National Federation
The National Federation of Wom-
ans clubs is in session in Los An
geles this week commencing with
Wednesday June 4. This convention
is attended by three local ladies in
Guiding Mrs. Walter Olds, president
of the northern district federation of
Woman's clubs of Arizona who re-
presents this district; Mrs L. H. Ball,
delegate from the local Woman's
club and Mrs. Horace Evans, presi-
dent of the local Woman's club. The
ladies left here Sunday morning,
May 81, for Los Angeles
Lemons Sold High
Last week lemons were being
sold at Phoenix from at the rate of
two for rs cents, when they could
be sold at all, or when procurable
Phoenix has been feeling the dearth
of fruit owing to the California en-
barge.
Brings Home Tax Money
Ed Johnson the city clerk, went
to Holbrook last week and brought
back with him the sum of $4,000 of
tax money due this city from the
county treasury, as collected taxes.
Mr.. Johnson also went to Holbrook
| Monday morning on business for the
city
Shriners are Noisy Bunch
People of the city were awakened
! Friday night about 1880 o'clock by
an awful wailing and roaring of a
! siren. Most of the people had an
idea terrible fire was raging some
where but later it proved that all the
noise was made by siren attached
| to a Shriners' special train en- route
from California to Kansas City for
the national Shrine convention in
session this week.