The Winslow mail., 1924-07-25

Ccrkhill Monday evening after being
requested to do so by Marshal Char
ley Harp and Bob zimmerman, night
officer. The three were A. Hansen,
Clarence Bayler and C. Hayden.
Hopis Anticipate Snake Dance
The many Hopi Indians employed at
the Santa Fe shops are beginning to
get enthusiastic and excited over the
approaching snake dance, which they
will all attend The dance, it is now
reported, will be given at the first
mesa in Keams Canyon, between the
10Th and oath of August.
Mrs. ]. II. Chapman Here
Mrs. ]. H. Chapman of Evanston,
Ill, is visiting for a few days with
Mrs. J. E. KIeindienst in Winslow.
Mrs Chapman has many friends here,
where she lived for a number of
years. Mr.. Chapman was for long
time owner and editor of The Mail.
Mrs Chapman has recently been Wis
iting friends in Gallup.
Chevrolet Men Here
Lee Carron, prominent auto dealer
of FLAGSTAFF. and M. J. Pilkington,
salesman for Chevrolet autos, arrived
here Tuesday morning from Flagstaff
in the Interest of Chevrolet sales.
Mr. Carron returned home the same
dav. but Mr.. Pilkington will remain
in Winslow for a few weeks.
Clyde Brady Leaves Mail
Clyde Brady, who has for num-
ber of weeks been employed at the
Winslow Mail as chief devil in charge
of the hell box, has, because of trou-
BILE with his eyes, been compelled to
give up his work The Mail regrets
his departure, and hopes that his
trouble will soon be overcome.
New Auto Cleaner
T. P. Simpson this week opened
an auto cleaning shop in connection
with the Old Trails garage. He will
do cleaning, polishing, simmonizing,
steam clean engines and oil and
grease cars. Mr.. Simpson is we'll
known in Winslow, having been en-
ployed by the Santa Fe railroad Tor
almost 20 years.
Unusual Car
The prize for the week in touring
outfits was won by car carrying
Ohio, Virginia and New Jersey IL
censes. 1t was a travelling museum,
and on the outside were advertised
for exhibit Japanese batiks, Sumatran
bomespuns and Bahmese handlwork.
A peep inside the car disclosed kitch-
en- outfit, bedroom, lavatory, library
and even a roll top desk.
Clyde Brady HOnOred
C1vde Brady of Winslow was con-
ferred the honor, because of his ex-
cellent record at the Boy Scout camp
this summer, of being chosen to make
the auto trip to California in com
pany with nine other Scouts and
Scout Executive Mccormick. Emmett
Larson and Leo Freeman were Sc
lected from Snowflake, and Clifford
Whiting from st. Johns.
Letter Carriers Here
Ross Hanson and B. B. Balyeat OF
Phoenix were Winslow visitors the
first of the week Both are govern
ment postal employees, and are pa
triotically seeing Arizona First" Mr.,
Hanson is a contributor to the Phoe-
nix Gazette, and in series of art
icles for that paper is Interestingly
telling Of the beauties of naure and
grandeurs of climate he has dlScov-
cred in this part of the state.
To Coast For Health
Mrs. N. E. Purdue of Az Klnsley
Avenue, left Tuesday morning tol
Los Angeles and other, coast points
in hope that a change of climate VIII
benefit her health She was accom-
panied by Mr. Perdue and child. Mr.
Perdue will return to Winslow IN q
couple of weeks, but Mrs. Perdue viii
remain in California if her health
! improves.
To Painted Desert
s. S. Burnett and family of Okla
homa CITY, accompanied by four auto
loads of relatives and friends, made
triD onto the Painted Desert Sunday
The visitors were greatly interested
in the desert scenery, and collected
| all the different colors of sand they
could find, neatly bottled for display
to carry back with them to show thell
friends in the east.
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