The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22
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in" the orange show.
Attend Court at Holbrook
Doctors o. S. Brown, G. l.. Hath
away and J. w. Bazell spent the
first three days of the week "cour-
ting" in Holbrook.
Leave for Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Low left Tues
day morning for Los Angeles, where
the former will enter the Santa Fe
hospital.
Goes to Coast
Mrs. William Matthie left for Los
Angeles Wednesday morning on
brief business trip.
On Professional Business
Dr. Oscar S. Brown went to
Phoenix Sunday evening on profess
sional business.
Entertain With Bridge
Mrs. r. B. Lancaster and Mrs. G.
H. Grave1y entetained with delight
full alag and hatchet" bridge party
on Tuesday evening. There were six
tables of players. Mrs. Joseph Dona-
hue held high score, Mrs. James
Hickey second and Mrs. V. H. Driver
consolation.
New Night Clerk
Arthur o. Gellespie is the new
night clerk at the railway station.
Spring Millinery opening Commen-
cling Monday, February 25th. Peek
ing over the horizon of Summer,
Tho hofc M.Io1xy Vnrx
will find a most charming collection
of Authentic Styles for you to choose
from. Mrs. w. T. Butler, LOG Front.
Street.
Chicago Cubs in Winslow
The Chicago Cubs baseball team
was in Winslow Tuesday morning
between trains. The players were
train No. en- route for Catalina,
where they will do their spring
workout.
Back from California
R. R. Rickson, who was acting a
relief car distributor in the Santa
Fe offices during part Of the winter,
returned to the city Wednesday from
q vacation spent in San Diego, Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Mr.
Rickson is acting Temporarily as "87"
clerk
The Baptist Ladies will hold a
Bakery Sale Saturday, February %,
at Rabbits Store.
From Pacific Coast
Guy Plumber arrived Tuesday
evening fom San Diego to spend a
few weeks here.
Back from Prescott
R. M. Steele, dispatcher, has re-
turned to Winslow from temporary
work at Prescott.
Return from Utah
J. A. Kleindienst, clerk at the
round house, returned Saturday on
train No. 21 from different points
in Utah and Nevada.
Entertain Bridge Club
Mrs. Paul T. Liljedahl and Mrs.
N. Gruhl entertained the Monday
bridge club on that evening. All the
party, which was a most enjoyable
dlldII. lie UOSlSSSCS oSINco IL .lC-
licious luncheon az the conclusion of
bridge
Back from Central Arizona
Mr. and Mrs Harry L. Lambert
returned Sunday from the central
part of the state, the former having
spent a few days at Phoenix and
the latter having attended the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star, where
she was appointed grand Adah for
the ensuing year.
Circle No. of the Methodist church
will hold a Bakery Sale at Camp
bell*'s Market, Saturday, Feb. %
Returns from Coast .
]. w. Askey, brakeman, returned
from the Los Angeles hospital
Saturday morning.
From Extended Eastern Trip
Miss Esther Wits, personal RECORD
clerk in the superintendent office
returned last Friday from Indiana.
polls, Indiana, where she has beer
visiting since November.
Gives Birthday Dinner
Dan Hitchcock of San Bernardint
arrived Saturday evening to spenc
Sunday with his parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. w. D. Hitchcock Steve ORR!
and Herman Thornton accompanie,
him to Winslow. Mrs. Hitchcock
gave birthday dinner Saturda.
night at which Dan was the CUES
of honor. The other guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Thornton, Her
man Thornton, and Steve Or1is. Tll,
young men returned to San Bernar
din" Sunday night
Goes to Gallup
Night Marshal Harp went to Gallul
Sunday to see Mrs. Harp, who is
patient in the hospital there.
Back from Globe
Mr.. and Mrs. James Claffey re