The Winslow mail., 1924-12-19
Around Town.
Goes to Texas

Leaves Tor ri. W OrIH
O.. R. Dick will soon leave for Fort
Worth, Texas, for an extended visit
Will Christmas With Parents
Eddie Kleinworth left for Albuquer-
que today to eat Christmas turkey
with home folks.
Spending Holidays i'm New York
Joe P. Carey is spending the Christ
mas season with his parents in Cor
nell, New York.
In Gallup Next Week
sMr and Mrs. Pawley will spend
Pawley's parents.
In Kansas City
H. Belfay left for Kansas City early
this week, where he will spend the
holidays with home folks.
Christmas With Mother
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kemmis will
eat Christmas turkey with Mr.. KEN
mis- mother in San Bernardino.
Tn San BerdOO for Holidays
Miss Mildred Suggs will leave Tues
day for San Bernardino, where she
will spend the holidays with her
mother.
christmas at Uallup
Miss Alice Friend will leave tomor-
row for Gallup, where she will spend
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Joe
McMann.
VIII be Married
Arthur Taylor left for points in
Pennsylvania, in which state he will
be married before returning to Wins
low.
Here From Nova Scotia
Mrs. Julia Mcmillan of Sherbrook,
Nova Scotia, arrived in Winslow last
Saturday, for an extended visit with
her daughters, Mrs. F. L. Riley and
Mrs. Fred Waits. Mrs. Mcmillan Wis
tied a son in Toronto, on her way here.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. w. H. Day left Tuesday morn
ing for National City, California,
where she will spend the holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Alsdorf.
Mr. Day will leave early next week
to be with them for the Christmas
celebration.
Buys zimmerman Home
Frank Farnsworth this week bought
the Bob zimmerman home on Cherry
street. Mr. zimmerman has been en-
ployed by the Santa Fe as special Of
ficer and will be transferred to the
Valley division. Mr. Farnsworth will
rent the property.
Returns From Chicago
Bernard Tempske and young son ar
rived in Winslow Monday morning
from Chicago, where they accompani-
ed the remains of Mrs Tempske
few weeks ago. They left the same
night for Phoenix where the little boy
will find a home with Mr.. Tempske's
cousin.
Home From Coast
Mr.. and Mrs Delos Bundy and two
children returned Tuesday evening
from Alhambra, California, where
Mrs Bundy and children had been
visiting for several weeks. Mr.. Bun
dy drove to the coast last week to
accompany them home. They are now
living at 419 Second street.
On World Tour
Mr.. and Mrs L. G.. Payne, of this
city, will leave soon on an extended
world trip, first visiting France, the
native land of Mrs. Payne. After
few months in that country the
Paynes will go to South America for
a business and pleasure visit. On
=. jir return to America they will To-
cate in FIT. Worth, Texas, where Mr..
Paynes parents reside.
Home From Ry. Meeting
Santa Fe engineers, Good and
Savage, Switchman Daugherty and
Yardmaster Wilson returned this week
from the 'loss and damage" meeting
held last week at Coronado Beach.
This is an annual affair and was at
tended by employees from all points
of the Santa Fe coast lines.
Married at Gallup
Mrs. Elsie Viola Godsey and c. c.
Benton, both of Winslow, were mar
ried last week in Gallup. They re-
turned to Winslow Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony and will make
this their future home. Mrs. Godsey
is proprietor of a boarding house on
Second street, and Mr.. Benton is a
carpenter Both are we'll known here.
South Side Play
The play given by the students OF
the third and fourth grades of the
Southside school, under the direction
of Miss Louise Dadey and Miss Ruby
Lowitzki, was we'll attended at Wash
ington school auditorium last Monday
evening. The handmade posters put
out by the youngsters were among
the cleverest advertisements ever put
up in Winslow.
Special Council Meeting
City council held a special meeting
Tuesday evening to discuss street mat
ters. A new street grader was order
ed, and repairs to the city tractor
will be made. r. G. Kline of the San
ia Fe engineering department appear
ed before the council to explain the
status of certain phases of the Coop
ertown road, a confusion over which
has arisen between the city and the
Santa Fe.
First annual ball, Monday evening,
given by association of bOilermakerS,