The Winslow mail., 1924-05-16
N(EI9 fzRSldNV. NEWS

Mrs. B. D. Clark was able to be out
again on Wednesday.
Mrs. Burl Vincent went to Flagstaff
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gates motored
in from Holbrook on Wednesday.
J. Mahoney and C. S. Mccormick,
Santa Fe travelling yardmaster spent
Wednesday in this city.
DR.. O. s. Brown has returned from
Phoenix, having made the trip via
automobile.
Brakeman Sublet and wife returned
here from Kansas City, Monday.
w. Merrick went to Los Angeles,
Tuesday to bring home Mrs. Merrick
who has been at the hospital there.
B. F. Evans returned Sunday from
Los Angeles.
General Superintendent Moore, in
charge of the ice plants along the
coast lines was here Wednesday,
Seventeen carloads of sheep arrived
hereThursday from Skull Valley for
Mike O'Haco.
Don't fail to see Penny's Store
windows Saturday and all next week.
Mrs. Roy Brennan arrived from
California Monday.
Mrs. Sidney Sapp and Miss Irene
milestone of Hoibrook were Winslow
visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Meritz of Hol-
brook were callers in the city We'd
nesday.
G. c. Hall, president of the Hall
Lumber Company is here from Los
Angeles on business for the company.
Mrs. H F. Savage was hostess Tues
day evening to number OF her
friends. They drove to Clear Creek
for lunch and later returned to the
Savage home where Nah Jongg was
enjoyed There were eight guests.
Mrs. P. r. Brand was called to Chi
cago Tuesday by a message from her
brother of that city, stating that her
mother was very i'll and advising her
to- come at once. Mrs. Brand left up
on receipt of the telephone message,
going on No. 4.
Mrs. Willie Mackey was the guest
of honor at little social affair given
at the home of Mrs A E. Riley on
the south side, Saturday evening. The
hosts were members of the Sunday
school class of which Mrs. Mackey
is president The affair proved a sur
prise as the members of the class
took with them their lunch. Mrs.
MacKey leaves next week for Bruins
wick, Mo-, for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Coll.
Look! Where? Penny's windows
Saturday and all next week.
Mrs. r. S. Grant is yet quite sick
having been confined to her bed for
more than week.
Rev Elgin will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon for the graduates of
the Holbrook High School next Sun
day morning in the city of Holbrook.
Mrs Gammage will speak at the
Baptist church in this city that morn
ing.
G. w. Davis and family of
Webb City Oklahoma, arrived in this
city a few days ago to make their
home.
Mrs L. H. Ball left Thursday for
Albuquerque where she will visit for
few days with her daughter.
Mrs. j. Martini, daughter of Mrs. Pete
= Henderson left for Congress Junction,
Sunday.
l. A See has been sick for the
past week.
w. R. Hicks and wife left Sunday
for Denver
Dorean Burbage is on the sick list
with a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Larison of
Lincoln, Illinois, arrived in this city,
Wednesday morning. They are resid-
ing at ZIP Berry street. Mr.. Larson
has taken up reportorial duties with
the Winslow Mail.
Miss Ruth Goldsworthy arrived in
the city Wednesday after spending
two weeks in Minneapolis, MINI, at
tending the International Kinder
garten Convention. She is attending
Normal School at Tempe and is speci-
alizing in Kindergarten work. She
is expected to be at home a few days
before returning to Tempe. Miss
Goldworthy was the only delegate
from Arizona to attend the convention
Joseph Lieberman returned Sunday
morning from Kansas City, Mo-, where
he and Mrs. Lieberman were called
to the bedside Of the latter's father.
Mrs. Lieberman remained with her
father owing to the serious condition
of his health.
Mrs. o. F. Turley returned to her
home at Aripine Saturday after visit