The Winslow mail., 1924-03-28

Returns to City
r. B. Walton, internal revenue in
spector, returned yesterday for a
few days visit with his family,
having been on a trip west of here.
Returns from Los Angeles
Miss May Snee returned Wednes-
day afternoon from a trip to Los
Angeles, where she spent a few days
Visiting Relatives
Miss Ruth Murray of Springerville,
who has been spending the winter in
Phoenix, is in the city for weeks
visit with her brother, o. L. Murray
and his wife before returning to her
home.
Goes to Hospital
Theodore Laveson, local contractor,
went to Gallup Monday evening on
train No. 10 to, enter the hospital
in that city.
Expected from the South
Miss Ruth Goldsworthy. who is
attending the Normal at Tempe, is
expected home tomorrow to spend
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Goldsworthy.
Down from Flagstaff
Herbert Coe, who is attending the
Flagstaff Normal, was in the city
over the weekend, visiting his sister
and renewing acquaintances.
Electric Gasoline Pump
The Old Trails garage has installed
a new electric visible gasoline pump,
which measures gasoline automatic
ally.
Brief Trip to Kingman
Miss Fay Hurt returned Monday
morning from brief trip to King
man, where she visited friends.
Back from Vacation
Fred Brown and Jim Brown return
ed Wednesday morning from a two
weeks vacation spent in Phoenix and
Los Angeles.
Leaves for the South
C. E. Machen, chief dispatcher of
the Santa Fe, left Sunday on train
No. % for Dallas, Texas, to attend
a loss and damage meeting. Mr..
Machen will return by way of Fort
Madison, Iowa, where he will visit
his father, who is in a hospital in
that city.
Expected Back Soon
Mrs. e. c. Gilpin, who is visiting
relatives at Culver, California, is ex-
pected to return to Winslow soon.
Goes to Hospital
Mrs. Joe Byers left Monday after
noon for Gallup to enter the hospital
in that city.
On Day Shift
w. E. Enright, night chief dis
on the day shift during the absence
is taking the night shift.
Car Runs Out of Gas
A. M. Mead, Marcellus Snyder and
Sidney Moore motored to Holbrook
last Friday evening, and while they
were returning to this city their car
ran out of gas at Havre. Unable
to buy any fluid at that point, the
boys were in quandary. "Snyd"
saved the day, however, by walking
the twelve miles into the city after
gasoline. "Gus" and "Sid" said they
had a pleasant nap While he was
negotiating the long distance.
Arrive from Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley arrived
Saturday from Tucson to make their
home in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley formerly lived here moving to
Tucson about eighteen months ago.
Back from California
W. D. Chase, dispatcher on the
Santa Fe railway, has returned from
California, much improved in health.
Mr. Chase spent six weeks at the
hospital in Los Angeles and from
there he went to Marietta Springs,
where he stayed until returning
home. T,&lsal
In from Adamana
Mrs. M. ]. Clossey was in town
last Friday from Adamana doing
some shopping.
Leave for Dallas
II. j. Fouts and o. E. Davis left
Sunday to attend the loss and damage
meeting, which is being held at
Dallas, Texas.
Returns from Prescott
III. F. Janeway returned Wednes-
day from a brief trip to Prescott.
Goes to Los Angeles
E. C.. Beasley left Friday for Los
Angeles where he will enter the
Santa Fe hospital to receive treat
ment for rheumatism.