The Winslow mail., 1924-06-27
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of vacation They report Lakeside as
a fine place for the summer rest cure.
In Seattle for Summer
Mrs. H. j. Fouts and children left
on No 21 Thursday morning for Sc
a son, formerly of Winslow They
expect to be away until September /.
Fishermen Return Home
Harry Tritle and wife of Phoenix,
DR.. and Mrs Little, DR.. and Mrs. So
ell of Miami passed through WinsloW
Thursday on their way home from
a fishing trip to the White mountain
country.
Goes to EI Paso
Mrs. Ed Matthews left Wednesday
for Ell Paso From there she will ac-
company Mr. Matthews mother, in
iured about six weeks ago in an auto
wreck, to the latters home in Deming,
New Mexico.
Visits Parents at Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kiles of Ash
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and Mrs. H. j. Fouts Monday and
Tuesday, leaving on No. 10 Tuesday
night for Hutchinson, Kansas, to visit
the parents of Mr. Kile.
Went to East for Visit
Miss Adelaide Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Martin, left on
No. 10 Sunday night for Burton,
Kansas, to visit her grandmother.
She will go to Minnesota for visit
before returning to this city.
Returns from Wisconsin
E. J. Thayer returned Thursday
from Granton, Wisconsin, where he
had been called on account of the
death Of a relative. Mrs. Thayer and
children will spend some time in the
east before returning to Winslow.
In Honor of Mrs. Harris.
An informal affair was given at the
home of Mrs Ed Matthews Thursday
evening of last week in honor of Rev.
and Mrs George Vernon Harris, of
the Episcopal church The event was
attended by the Guild and friends of
the church.
Insurance Man to Albuquerque
w. E. Ferguson of Holbrook, rep
resenting the Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of New York, was in Albuquerque
Tuesday, where he attended a meet
ing of the representatives of the states
of New Mexico and Arizona at the AL
varado hotel.
Here From Los Angeles
Miss Marie Grundy of Los Angeles
is here for the summer visiting with
Mrs. r. C. Abel on Aspinwall street
While here Miss Grundy will give
hair treatments. Her business card
for marcelling will be found in an
other column.
Fire Hazards High
The forest service states that fire
hazards are still high and increase
with the dry and windy weather. The
rainy season offers the first relief
from present conditions. There are
fires still burning but no new danger
Gus developments are noted.
Shipping Carloads of Wool
Luther Hart has been piling up
sacked wool from his ranch on the
loading platform of the Santa Fe for
the past week. The wool, OF fine
quality, was being loaded in two
cars Wednesday, preparatory to ship
ment east to the market.
Bernd Goes to Hospital.
Otto Bernd Of this city was remov-
ed to the government hospital at
Prescott Tuesday evening. He has
about recovered from recent injuries
but complications due to injuries re-
ceived while in the army service caus-
ed his removal to the government hos
pital.
Stacks Locate Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stack are now To-
Gated in this city. Mr.. Stack arrived
several weeks ago from Prescott and
opened a law office in the old Bank
of Winslow location. Last Saturday
Mrs. Stack came from Prescott and
Joined her husband to make her home
| in the city
Makes the Trip Overland
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. LaPrade accom-
panied Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Elgin on
their trip to McNary, where Bap-
| tist church is to be organized. They
left Thursday morning in the La
Prade car, making the trip overland
This is a slight change from the plar
| first announced.
Off For California
DR.. w. R. Conklin, wife and family
of Colorado, who have been visiting
the R. M. Hensley family, left Thurs
! day for California points, where they
will spend the summer. Wilbur Hens
lev accompanied them and will re-
main in California until time to re
| turn to his studies.
| Steam Shovel on the Job
A big Bucyrus steam shovel was
added to the equipment of the SHARP
& Fellows Contracting company or
Thursday, preparatory to removing
the hill of rock north of the Santa Fl
ice plant Latest advices Indicate thu
H. Il lowe