The Winslow mail., 1924-01-18
0CNT3 EERS0kT NEWS
Iarvey Superintendent Here


city Wednesday on an inspection trip.
Back from Coast
Roy Sutherland returned Monday
from Los Angeles and other coast
cities Mr.. Sutherland reports that
the recent freezing weather did not
do much damage to the citrus fruits.
Back from Redding
| Mr.. Bill O'Hara returned We'd
nesday morning from Redding, Cali
fornia, where he went last week to
be at the bedside of Herrich Schaar,
Mrs. O'Hara's brother, who was in
jured in mine accident at that place
about three weeks ago. Mr.. SchaaF
is improving and will visit in
Winslow in a few weeks.
Ent tertain o. R. C.. Auxiliary
Mrs. A L. Dunklin and Mrs. ].
]. Day entertained the Ladies Auxili-
ary to o. R. G. at the formers home
on Tuesday afternoon with a sewing
social. A large number of the auXili-
)ary attended the affair, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
present.
Arrive from Riverbank
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Pingrey ar
rived Monday from Riverbank, Cali
fornia, to make their home here and
are living on Colorado avenue. Mr.
Pingrey is associated with Mr.. SheW
in the Ideal Bakery.
County Treasurer in Town
County treasurer George J. Schae-
! fer of HOlbrOOk was in town We'd
nesday morning, motoring over on
| business.
Odd Fellows Official Here
Mr.. J. c.. Simmons of Flagstaff
grand chaplain of the Odd Fellows
was in the city Monday night, visiting
the Winslow lodge.
Pete Henderson Much Better
Mrs. Pete Henderson went to Gal
lup Wednesday to see her husband
who is patient at the hospita
there. She reports that Mr. Hen
derson is much improved but is still
unable to return home.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Miss Martha Hunt left Saturday
night for Los Angeles, where she
will spend a weeks vacation.
Visiting from Los Angeles
Mrs. J. H. Price, formerly of Win
slow and now of Los Angeles, arrived
Wednesday from the coast city anC
is visiting Mrs. Homer Vaughn.
Return from Los Angeles
DIR. and Mrs. R. G. Bazell returned
Saturday on train No. 22 from Los
Angeles, where the former has beer
receiving medical treatment. DR.
Bazell is very much improved in
health.
Goes to Long Beach
Mrs. j. E. Kleindienst left Thurs
day for Long Beach, California, to
remain two or three weeks.
Entertain with Card Party
The Knights of Columbus enter
tanned their wives and number of
other guests on Tuesday evening with
a card party. In addition to cards
a pleasing program including several
musical numbers was given. A de-
licious luncheon was served late
in the evening.
Called to Des MOines, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Chase left
Monday on train No. 22 for Des
Moines, Iowa, called there on the
death of their son, Jack who formerly
lived here.
Goes to Santa Monica
C. E. "Doc" Bostwick left Tues
day morning for Santa Monica, Cali
fornia, where he will devote his
time to outdoor advertising "Doc"
expects to return to Winslow in the
snring.
Improving from Sickness
George Sampson the third, who
has been seriously i'll for several
days, is now improving.
Leaves for the East
Mr.. G.. E. Machen, chief dispatcher
on the Santa Fe, left Saturday for
Galesbury, Illinois, his boyhood home,
where he will spend couple weeks
vacation.
Betty Gillard Hurt in Fall
Betty Gillard, nine-year-old daugh-
ter of A. E. Gillard, proprietor Of
the Winslow Drug store, tripped her
1OOC Willie she Was OIL ISE way lOIu0
from school Monday afternoon, strik
ing her forehead on the sidewalk
and stunning her. Her school mates
carried her home where she was de-
lirious for couple of hours. She
was able to attend school on Tuesday.
Up from HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning came
over from Holbrook the first of the
week, the latter returning home We'd
nesday on train No 22. Mr.. Henning
will remain here a few days longer,
staying at the Harvey House.
Zelma LuelIa Rhoades
A fine baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. Rhoades on Mon
day morning. The young Lady's
name is Zelma Luella, and both she
and Mrs. Rhoades are getting along
very well.
Goes to Hospital
Mr. Willis H. Day, carpenter at
tho Santa Eo CbOnC loft Sunday