The Winslow mail., 1924-11-14


MIR. and Mrs. r. S. Grundy, all OF
Long Beach.
5000 Eggs In One Day
Last Saturday Rabbit Bros meat
market disposed of five hundred dozen
of eggs in their Saturday special sale.
They were sold at fifty cents dozen,
which was a remarkably low price for
this season.
Hurt In Auto Wreck
Miss Katie Bowman, stenographer
in the Santa Fee offices, suffered a
broken arm as the result of an auto
mobile in which she was riding over
turning, on the highway east of town
Sunday evening.
Pretty Nifty
The new Hall Lumber company
'dobe- pebble-dash office on Kinsley
avenue blossomed out this week in a
number of gaudy colors. The size
of the building is more than compen-
stated for by its brilliance.
Jazz Hounds at Kelly's
The Georgia Jazz Hounds, the real
hot dogs of the musical world, will
provide the music for dances at KEEL
| lys hall next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Better arrange to attend
one or both of these affairs.
Visited Miss B0wden
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Heath of ST. Louis,
visited over the week end in Wins
low as the guests of Miss Edna Bow
! den of the postoffice force. The Wis
+ itors were on auto tour of the coun
try en- route to Phoenix for the winter
! Visiting Parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Grundy Of Long
Beach, are visiting in Winslow at the
| home of Mrs Grundy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dover of 500 Kinsley
! avenue. The visitors arrived Monday
and will leave for their home today.
Fixing Crossings
! The city is having four bad side
walk crossings in the downtown sec
ton repaired. The old concrete is
! being torn out and new put in, with
better grades The crossing on Elm
street at Williamson is being raised.
Hurt in Wreck
F. l., Tabor received a badly injur
ed left shoulder and color bone when
! his train broke intwo at Riodan Mon
! day. He left for the Santa Fe hos
pital in Los Angeles yesterday morn
ing his wife and baby accompanied
him.
| To Gallup
| w. G. Fertig, instructor of appren-
tees at the Winslow Santa Fe shops
! left for Gallup Wednesday, where he
will give series of lessons to the ten
or more apprentices there. In the
local shops Mr.. Fertig teaches q
apprentices.
Born
Saturday, November 8, to Mr.. and
/ Mrs. David Parker of Second street,
a six and one-quarter pound son.
Kenneth Sloan Parker is the young
mans name, and some day he may
! drive the big Santa Fee locomotives
| like his dad.
Armistice Day
Armistice Day in Winslow was cele-
brated only by the displaying of flags
and general close of business houses.
In the evening a show and ball was
given at the Washington school audi
forum under the auspices of the
American Legion.
At Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Butler drove to
! Phoenix and spent a few days there
the first of the week. They returned
to Winslow yesterday. Mrs. Buffers
millinery store on Kinsley avenue has
been operated by Mrs F. X. Woods
! during her absence.
Moving to California
! Mrs. Walter Bedding and son and
Miss Katheryn Kessler were here Sun
| day from Holbrook. Mrs. Bedding and
son was on their way to Los Angeles
where they will make their future
home. They went overland. Miss
Kessler returned to Holbrook.
New ScOutmaster
Glib Hunter, who has been directing
Boy Scout activities in Winslow for
several months, has, because of num-
erous other duties taking his time
asked that he be temporarily reliev-
ed from the work. F. G. Beers, mem
Der of the high school faculty, will
take charge of the boys for while.
Game Prize Winners
II. l.. Taylor won the $40 prize
given by the Babbitt Bros. Trading
company for the deer killed with the
greatest spread of horns, Mr. Taylors
kill measuring 26 inches A number
of specimens were brought in with
spread of from "a to 25 1-2 inches
! o. L. Gray won the $500 prize for
the heaviest turkey, which weighed
- pounds.
Here From Needles
! c. C. Goodner of Needles, who was
connected with the State bank here
a couple of years ago, arrived in
Winslow Wednesday for few days
visit. He is on two weeks vacation
from his position of assistant cashier
of the Needles branch of the San
Bernardino Valley bank.
Dance at Meteor Mountain
The crew of men now working at
Meteor will give a dance at new
building there tomorrow night. This
is one of the regular every-other-week
dances, and On previous occasions
quite a number of Winslow people