The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1924-12-12

ried Saturday at the Catholic church,
Rev. Father J. o. Barrette officiating.
Home From San BerdOO
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wisdom and
grandson returned Wednesday after
noon from San Bernardino, after
spending months vacation in that
city.
Arrive From L. A.
Mrs. J. r. Anderson and daughter
arrived this week from Los Angeles,
and will make their future home here
with j. r. Anderson, Santa Fe claim
adjuster
Old Timer Back
C. L. Mularky, secretary to Super
intendent futile at San Bernardino,
was visitor here Tuesday Lish was
formerly located here and has many
friends here.
Goes to Los Angeles
o. C. Patrick has resigned as boiler
maker in the local shops, and will
leave soon for Los Angeles, where he
has accepted position with the gas
company there.
StereOptican Lecture
Evangelist L. M. Darnell, of Phoe-
nix, stereoptican lecturer, presented
views at the Baptist church last
night in the interest of the Baptist
convention work.
Mrs. Peterson Entertains
Mrs. J. A. Peterson entertained with
four tables of bridge on Tuesday. Mrs.
]. J. Warman held high score, Mrs
R. B. Walton second, and Mrs. Jess
Holm consolation.
Injuries Wrist
P. E. Singer had the misfortune TO
fracture the large bone in his right
wrist. He left Saturday for Los An
geles, where he will be treated in the
Santa Fe hospital.
Mrs. Obra Gray Home
Mrs. Obra Gray and daughter re-
turned to Winslow Tuesday, after hav-
ing spent several months in California.
Obra left last week for the coast to
accompany them home.
Entertained at Dinner
The Misses Emily and Jane Boren
entertained at dinner Sunday evening
in honor of Miss Fanny B. Hammond
of Ashfork. Others present were Ray
Bartee and D. j. Wright.
From Williams
Conductor Jess Wright and family
of Williams have arrived in Winslow
where they will reside in the future
Mr.. Wright will be assigned to a
passenger run on the third division.
Here From AshfOrk
Miss Fanny B. Hammond of Ashfork,
spent the week in Winslow visiting
friends and doing some Christmas
shopping. While here she was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank FarnsWorth.
Divorce Granted
Mrs. Elsie Viola Godsey, the pro-
prietress of the Hart Boarding House
on Second street, was granted di
vorce by Judge Jesse Crosby in the
superior court at Holbrook, last Sat
urday.
Goes to Phoenix
j. A Kennedy, who has since May
been resident of Winslow, left Tues
day for Phoenix. Mr. Kennedy has
been employed by Frank Riley for
some time, but failing health made
it necessary for him to seek milder
climate.
New Baby Ill
Word was received here last week
by Santa Fe fireman Ed Modem, that
Mrs. Modem, and newly born baby,
which was born to Mrs. Modem in
Los Angeles, were both critically i'll.
Mr.. Modem left Saturday to join his
family there.
Drumm Home
John Drumm, who has been on va
cation from his barber shop on Sec
ond street for several weeks, return
ed Saturday from Los Angeles. While
gone he visited the southern part of
this state and a number of cities on
the coast.
Buys Barber Shop
H. D. McSchooler, who since last
summer has been employed at the
Drumm barber shop on Second street,
resigned his place there last week,
and has taken over a shop on First
street, which he will operate in the
future.
New BOilermakerS
Richard Hovey and VIM. P. Hoff-
man are new boiler makers in the.
local shops Other new men at the
round house are Fred Weston, pipe
filter, and Jewel Dean, machinist ap-
prentice. They are all from San Ber-
nardino.
Born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Grant
of North Warren avenue, Tuesday, De-
cember 8, daughter. The little one
has been named Marjory Lee. Mr..
Grant, the proud father, is a recent
partner in the Star grocery, being as