The Winslow mail., 1924-05-30
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California Sunday morning after q
visit of a week or more in WinslOw
Resumes Hospital Work
Miss Artie Mitchell left Sunday
afternoon for Los Angelesa where she
will resume her work at the county
Hospital
Visit Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Liljedahl have
gone to the Grand Canyon in their
car but will return to this city before
leaving for their home Essex, Iowa
Summer in Missouri
A. C. Miller and family left here
Friday for Pennington, Mo-, to spend
the summer.
Here from HOIbrO0k
Mrs. Grouse. Mrs Ruth Crosby and
Mrs Elwood Grouse of HolbrOok were
here on Saturday
Visit Mrs. Sweeney
Mrs. C. Fl. Bernhart and her son
c. H. Jr, of st. Louis, Mo, arrived
here the first of the week for al short
visit with the formers sister Mrs.
Ethel Sweeney
Friday Bridge Club
The Friday club met last Friday
night at the home Of Miss I.CvaDn Ro-
binson for several tables of bridge.
The first honors for the evening went
to Mrs Len Hopson.
Enters Santa Fe Service
Merwyn d. Porter of the staff of
high school instructors left Sunday,
for Drake, Arizona, where he entered
the Santa Fe service as baggage
clerk
Goes to Clarkdale
owen G. Hays has gone to Clark
dale where he will be employed as
baker in the new restaurant to be
opened June /, under Encouragement
of H Peterson.
Visits Sister
Miss Martha Hunt spent Sunday at
Clemenceau. with her sister, Mrs. F.
L. Campbell.
To Have Eyes Treated
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Evans left
Monday morning for Los Angeles,
where the former will enter the
Santa Fe hospital where he will sub
nit to an operation on his eyes.
Broke His Arm
Master Jim Curtis had the misfor-
tune to fall from a fence while at play
the fall breaking his left arm.
Odd Fellows Meet
The Odd Fellows met on Monday
night, the regular meeting night. The
session was a. short one owing to the
fact it was announcement night for
the high school.
Visit in New Mexico
Mrs. j. H. Holm left Thursday after
noon for Belen, M NJ where she makes
a short visit with Mrs H e Ware and
from there goes to Albuquerque to
remain until after Decoration Day.
Entertains the G. I. A.
Mrs J. H. Holm and Mrs c. j.
Brooks were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon to the ladies of the G. l. A.
with a very pleasant social affair fol-
lowing the session of the lodge De-
licious refreshments were served the
guests and a pleasant afternoon ex-
perienced.
Play Nah Jongg
Mrs. w. j. Wyrick entertained Tues
day evening at her home, Ill E. Elm
Avenue, the Nah Jongg club. Two
tables were used during the evening
and the most proficient PLAYER at this
session proved to be Mrs. r. NJ Pin
cetl, who secured first honors
His Father Died
r. K Corkhill of w Third street
received cablegram Thursday May
%, informing him of the death of his
father. Robert Corkhill on the Isle of
Man. The death of his father occurred
on the day he received the telegram
Mrs. Kinney Here Monday
Mrs Kate " Kinney of Holbrook
county superintendent of schools was
in the city to attend the commence
ment exercises of the high school, on
Monday She presented the diplomas
to the graduates of the junior high
school
Visit Mouui Springs
Mr. and Mrs Parker Pingrey, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shue. Mr. and Mrs
T. F. White Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Larison, Mrs. William Ward, Miss
Ellen Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Janeway, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TeeteT
San Ziemer and Mary Willie Ziemer
drove to Moqui Springs Sunday and
spent the day.
Visitors from California
q nf
D. Hitchcock of San Bernardino. Cal.
arrived in the city Wednesday and will
work at the Santa Fe shops Mrs
Max Ames, also of San Bernardino
is guest of Mrs. Hitchcock. and
with the latter, went to Gallup. Tues
day for the day.
To Resume POSt0ffice Work
Miss Anna Dye is expected home
from San Francisco Saturday to re
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