The Winslow mail., 1924-11-14


this week in Phoenix.
At Fair
John Drumm left Monday night for
Phoenix to take in the state fair.
Here From Taylor
John Childers and wife were here
from Taylor Monday on business.
Visiting Mrs. Dare
Mrs. Ida Pauley of Decatur, Illinois,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Dare.
Inspector Leaves
l.. r. Dunn, inspector for the new
ice plant, left for Phoenix Sunday
night.
Local Fire
Last Monday night the Switchman's
shanty in the yards, caught fire and
burned down.
Visited i'm Snowflake
Mrs. B. r. Smith and children Wis
tied with her parents in Snwofake
last Wednesday.
Visited Miss See
Miss Georgia Hunt visited in Wins
low over the week end, the guest of
Miss Frances See.
Called to i. A.
Mrs. Frona Parr was called to Los
Angeles this week on account of sick
ness Of her sister.
Going to Florida
R. c. Burns and wife left Monday
make their home.
To Visit Mother
M. C. Snyder will leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles to visit with his
mother for a couple of weeks.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. E. H Mentel of Pasadena,
California, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ed Hardin, for few days.
Nesting Goes to Hospital
C. o. Nesting was taken to the San
ia Fe hospital in Los Angeles last
Friday Mrs. Nesting accompanied
him.
At State Fair
G. N. Gruhl, with Mrs Gruhl and
daughter, Miss Lavonne Robinson, are
attending the state fair at Phoenix
this week.
Taking in the Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wingfeld are
among the Winslow folk who are this
week enjoying the Arizona state fair
at Phoenix.
Drove to Fair
Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Quebedeaux and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Quebedeaux left
Monday to drive to Phoenix to attend
the state fair.
At HOlbrOOk
DR.. G. L. Hathaway and DR. Oscar
Brown spent Thursday and Friday of
last week in Holbrook, attending to
legal matters.
To Mayo Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harry of Wins
low, left Monday for Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Harry will enter the Mayo
Brothers hospital.
Cleaning Alleys
In line with other cleanup work
done by the city, the street superin-
tendent this week began hauling trash
from alleys around town.
On Way to Fair
Paul Geary and Fred Nelson of Hol-
brook, stopped over in Winslow Mon
day on their way to Phoenix where
they will take in the fair.
John Feeney Here
John Feeney, formerly of Winslow,
now of Los Angeles, was in town last
week on his annual tax-paying visit,
and to attend to other business.
Return From BarstOw
Mrs. Roy Cline and children re-
turned Wednesday from Barstow,
California, where she had been visit
= ing with her relatives and friends.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Fred Dover gave a birthday
party last evening for her daughter
Mrs. j. L. Grundy, and husband, both
of whose birthdays occur this month.
Eagar Principal Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Brawley of Eagar, Wis
tied friends in Winslow Friday and
Saturday of last week Mr. Brawley
is principal of the Round Valley high
school.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. Genevieve Fisher of San Fran
cisco is visiting in Winslow with her
daughter, Mrs. F. B. Grimm Mrs
Fisher may remain during the entire
winter.
Here For The Winter
j. r. Brown of Haviland, Kansas
arrived in Winslow this week and will
opSIlu Tic WluIcT FlSlLIuS Will Ills
brother, Fred Brown, and sister, Mrs.
L. P. O'Neal.
Burbage Improving
Ted Burbage of the Ideal Laundry
is reported to be somewhat improved
from the injuries he received in his
recent auto smash, but is still con-
fined to his home.
More Extensions
Forty feet of sewer and gas eX-
tensions were added to the mains on
West Aspinwall street this week for
the accommodation of the new Crosser
home on Aspinwall.
Attended Conference
Rev. Frank R. Speck, pastor of the
First Methodist church, spent Wednes-
day in Ashfork attending a conference
of all the Methodist pastors of the
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