The Winslow mail., 1924-06-13
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I Returns From Phoenix.
Mrs TCn Ray rt!,JneG Saturday
night from Phoenix where she visited
| h.r mother for tie " elk prior. She
reported the weather at Phoenix pret-
| ty warm.
Visits Former SchoOImate
Barnard SpiH of Santa Fe was in
the city Saiul day and Sunday, guest
ar The home % +. E. Friday. Mr..
Spitz was a fornie. schoolmate Of
Bud" Friday
On Fall Buying Trip
Burl Vincent of the Dagg Mercan-
tile Company left Tuesday for Kan
sas City, Chicago, ST. Paul and other
midwest and eastern points on the
annual buying trip
Returns to Los Angeles
Walter CreswelI of Los Angeles
spent the last weekend visiting his
parents, leaving Sunday for Gallup
to visit his sister, Mrs. H. Kahl before
returning to the coast.
Here from Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Dean, the former
grocery and produce broker of Phoe-
nix, and we'll known in the northern
part of the state, spent several days
in WinsloW early this week.
Attorney From Flagstaff
Attorney George H. Crosby OF Flag
staff is a daily visitod in this city, as
he is attending to the law business of
the firm of Crosby & Sawyer, while
the latter is absent from the city
In ROlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Pingrey and
Mr. and Mrs. John Larson were in
Holbrook on business Wednesday af-
ternOOn.
Back From Roswell, n. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calm returned
last Friday evening from Roswell N.
NJ, where they went for their two sons
who have been attending military
school there the past winter. The trip
was made by auto.
Drury Here on Business.
NJ J. Drury, mechanical superin-
tendent with headquarters in Topeka,
Kansas, spent last Friday here on bus
mess Mr.. Drury formerly was mas
ter mechanic at this point and is well
known to many Winslow people.
Entertains at Dinner
Mrs. Sam Folsom was hostess Tues
day evening to few friends honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott, recently return
ed to this city. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs, Walcott, Mary Alice Martin
dale, Mrs. Frona Parr and Gene Byrd
Fire Near Mormon Lake
A fire in tho forest was reported
raging % miles out of Flagstaff, near
Mormon Lake, Saturday last. All
forest employees and 200 other men
were sent out to fight the fire which
was burning in the big timber area.
Visit Tonic Basin
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Worman, Mr..
and Mrs j. E. Jarman, Miss Dorothy
Doughman, Mr. and Mrs. John Conner
of La unta, Col, Messrs. Case and
Lee drove out to the Tonto Basin
Sunday and spent the day at this
scenic point
The ST. Johns Observer last week
says, referring to hordes of anglers
up in the White Mountain district: "It
is said that the streams back in the
mountains are lined with campers
from southern Arizona and points out
side the state.
Go to Black River
DR.. E. c. Gilpin, Jack Wilson, Sam
Borum and families left on Saturday
for a trip to the Black river in the
White Mountains. They expected to
be gone for ten days. E. B. Hebert
and family were to leave Sunday for
the same point
COchise County Judge Visits
A. G. Lockwood, superior court
judge for District One, COchise coun
ty, was in Winslow Tuesday, en- route
! to st. Johns, where he presided in the
superior court Wednesday. He was
accompanied here by Judge Sidney
! Sapp of Holbrook
Visitors From Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglas are en-
/ tertaining at their home j. A. Doug
/ las, father of Mr.. Douglas the latter's
brother-in-law, R. H. Whitnall and
niece Miss Ernestine Gore, who ar
! rived on No 9 from Miami, Fla, on
/ Thursday morning.
CritchIOws Visit WinsIOw
| w. B. Critchlow and family of Glen
! dale spent Sunday here, visiting
friends Mrs. Critchlow and family
went on to Ft. Worth, Texas, to visit
the formers mother while the hus-
| band returned to Glendale, where he
is a Santa Fe employee.
EIks Invite Local Pastors
The ministers of the city were CIV
EN- a special invitation by the local
Elks to attend the Flag day exer
cises at the Elks building at p. m.
next Saturday, June IA The invita-
tions were read at the services Sun
day.