The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1924-10-17
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Next week the American Legion
will issue it's program for the celebra-
ton of Armistice day, November II.
A committee is now at work on the
details.
Railroad Man Leaves
]. D. Tucker, for Is years with the
Santa Fe railroad as brakeman and
conductor, left Winslow this week and
will return to his old home at King
mond, West Virginia.
Drumm in Kansas City
J. B. Drumm, republican candidate
for justice of the peace of WinsloW
district, is a visitor in Kansas City
this week. Maybe he's electioneering
up that away.
Teaching The Fifth
Mrs. c. A. Hansen, formerly regu-
lar teacher in the local schools, is
teaching the fifth grade at Washington
school following the resignation last
week of Miss Othea Frellsen.
Nah Jongg Climb
The Nah Jongg club, which dis
banded for the summer, has resumed
it's meetings, and the first was held
at the home of Mrs Robert Powell on
Saturday evening.
Home From California
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Langford return
ed this week from California, after
a three weeks visit. Mrs. Langford's
sister, Miss Montgomery returned with
them and expects to spend the winter
here.
Champion Home
r. L. Champion, manager of the
Winslow store of the ]. G.. Penney
company returned yesterday morning
from a two weeks business trip to
st. Louis, where he attended a con-
vention of Penney store managers.
Return to Phoenix
Mr.. and E. L. Turner have returned
this week to Phoenix. Mr.. Turner
was connected with the State High
way department here. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst
and son.
Forest Fighter Here
Marcel F. Pincetl, enroute from
Fresno, where he has been with his
contingent of fire fighters from Santa
Fe, stopped at Winslow for short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Jeanne
Pincetl.
Visiting at Matthie Home
Mrs. c. c. Reynolds of San Berna@-
dino and Mrs. H. l.. Johnston of Nee
dies, mother and sister of Mrs. &.
Matthie are visiting at the Matthia
home. Mrs. Reynolds is here recup
Grating from broken hip.
Altar Society Meets
1.-The Ladies Altar society held it's
regular weekly sewing meeting on
Wednesday, at the church hall. The
ladies are busy preparing for the
Catholic bazaar, which is to be held
in November.
Gas Service Extending
The Western Union this week in
Stalled two gas radiators in it's Kins-
ley avenue office. The operators will
keep warm without the fuss of heap
ing fuel into the Round Oak
FROM National City
Mr.. and Mrs. Alsdorf and family
of National City, Cali, are visiting
with Mrs. Alsdorf's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Day. Mr.. Alsdorf left
Wednesday for Topeka, to visit few
weeks with his parents there.
Back to North Carolina
| Miss Kathryn Turner, who has been
| in Winslow for a number of months
for her health, left Monday for her
home at Raleigh, North Carolina. She
was accompanied by her sister-in-law
Mrs. Hester Rhoades.
Registration Closes
The books for the registration of
voters closed Wednesday afternoon at
five o'clock All good citizens regis
cred, and will take part November
4, in the selection of the next chief
executive of the United States.
Escorted Grizzard's Body
Glib Hunter and G. E. Machen, both
of the local Santa Fe office, escorted
the body of the late P. D. Grizzard
of Winslow to Phoenix last Satur-
day. Interment was held at Phoenix
the first of the week.