The Winslow mail., 1925-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed L. Morris and
daughter, Miss Elmina, and Mr.
and Mrs. " L. Hardin motored to
Holbrook Sunday.
Patterson Back from Vacation.
Switchman d. I. Patterson re-
turned to Winslow Saturday after
a two months vacation spent in
Texas.
Returns Home.
Mrs. M. F. Roy, who spent the
winter here with her daughter,
Miss Reba Roy, left for her home
in Eagerton, Mo-, Sunday.
Green III.
j. A. Green, signal supervisor at
the Santa Fe office, was absent
from duty Monday because Of an
attack of flu.
Mrs. Thornton to Bakersfield.
Mrs. E. R.NThornton and daugh-
ter, Agnes, left Thursday for
Bakersfield. 1t is expected that she
will return today.
Stanley Pincetl i'm Prescott.
STANLEY Pincetl, manager of the
Babbitt Brothers grocery depart
ment, was business visitor in
Prescott Saturday and Sunday.
Picnic at Chavez Pass.
Ray Curry, Gene Womack, Miss
Isabelle Coe and Miss Marvel Pen
rod picnicked at Chavez Pass Sun
day.
Mrs. Dye Suffers Relapse.
Mrs. Mary Dye, who had an at
tack of flu few weeks ago, suf-
fered relapse the latter part Of
last week and is quite i'll again.
Mrs. RhOades Returns.
Mrs. r. G. Rhoades returned
from Phoenix Saturday morning,
after spending ten days in the
capital city.
Elizabeth Darling Ill
Elizabeth, six-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Darling, of
North Warren, is confined to her
bed with a serious attack of meas
les.
Baseball Dance.
The Meteor baseball club will
give a benefit dance at the Green
Mill on Wednesday evening, May 6.
The Meteor City orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
To Visit Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Harry left
Monday for Tucson, where they
will visit with friends and attend
the Scottish Rite reunion. They will
be gone about a month.
TO Attend Races.
William Lancaster left Friday
evening for Los Angeles to attend
the races. William thought that
perhaps he would challenge Nurmi
at the close of the races.
ClerOn Sheep Arrive.
Lewis Cleron arrived in Winslow
Sunday with forty-nine cars of
sheep which he has had stationed
in the Salt River valley during the
winter.
Robertson to Frisco.
Alex Robertson left Saturday for
San Francisco, where he will spend
a few days, after which time he
plans to go to Fresno to attend the
annual raisin day, April 80.
McGlanery to Los Angeles.
Henry J. M. McGlanery left Sat-
urday afternoon for Los Angeles,
where he will enter the Santa Fe
hospital to receive treatment for
an injured ankle.
Gusman Injuries Foot.
Jesus Gusman had the misfor-
tune to drop piece of ice on his
left foot. His big toe suffered
most from the accident and was
severely crushed.
Purchases Two New Trucks
Two new Ford trucks have been
purchased by the Standard Oil
company in preparation for the
summer distribution of gas and
oil.
Entertain at Harvey House
DR.. H. NJ Walls and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbell, all of Holbrook, were
dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs. P.
D. Sprankle at the Harvey House
Sunday evening.
Visits Over Week End
Mrs. G. w. Rhyan visited her hus-
band over the weekend, coming
from their home in Williams. The
Rhyans expect to make their
home here in the near future.
Here from Jerome.
Jack Kellogg, sales manager for
Northern Arizona of the Washer
Wilson organization, was in Wins
low Monday attending to business
affairs.
Grounds.
The airway course at the city
park was dragged again yesterday,
the work being done free gratis all
for nothing with the compliments
of Charles Daze, transfer man.