The Winslow mail., 1925-11-06

school at Tuba City, visited last
week with Mrs. E. r. Thornton in
Wfnslow. She left Saturday for
Prescott, where she will visit a
while with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Young.
City Hall improvements
A fire-proOf vault will be built
soon at the city hall. City records
have heretofore been scattered and
many of them lost. All will be
kept hereafter in the new safe. A
garage will be added to the north
side of the city hall in which to
store city cars, trucks and tractors.
| New Oil Contract
The Union Oil company was the
successful bidder on the contract
to furnish the city gas plant with
fuel oil for the coming year. The
contract price was a maximum
charge of 81 per barrel, the price
! below 81 to be guaged by the mar
ket. The oil will cost $3.50 deliv-
cred in Winslow.
Nebraska Senator Here
Among the visitors to Winslow
| this week were Henry Behrens and
family of Beemer, Nebraska. The
party stopped at the Bazell Camp
ground, in the west end of town.
Mr.. Behrens is senator representa-
ting the 18th district of Nebraska.
They are on their way to Califor-
MIA for a vacation.
Birthday Party
A delightful party was given
Tuesday evening in honor of the
eleventh birthday of Dorothy
Albright. Among her guests were
Bessie Girard, Virginia Hinley,
Marjorie Dunham, Elizabeth Marty,
Louise Smonjeski, Clifford Pollay,
Eddie Herman, Thomas Herman,
George Stevens and William Colds
worthy.
Hunters Return
Dick Wyrick and John Drumm
have returned home from a week
spent in hunting deer of one kind
and another. Both are back at
work John Brown, who took the
place of John at the barber shop,
returned to Holbrook the first Of
the week to put his shoulder to
the Armistice day celebration
wheel
New Sewer
The city will construct sewer
line to accommodate the rapidly
growing Sweeney Heights section.
The new line will be laid in the
alley north of Maple street and the
| five houses now completed, all of
which have been using septic tanks,
will be connected. The line will
be built as soon as the pipe can be
purchased and delivered.
! Older Scouts Conference
The boys of the Winslow Troops
are beginning to plan ways and
means for attending the Older
Scouts conference at Prescott on
November 20, 81 and %. A big
program has been arranged for the
entertainment of the visitors. Max
Hathaway, Frederick Gillard and
Bill Ward attended the conference
last year, which was held at Mesa.
Grand Officers Here
Clement H. Coleman, of Yuma,
grand master, and Lloyd Henning,
grand tyler, of the Arizona Masonic
grand lodge, paid an official visit
to the Winslow lodge Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Coleman made an in
teresting address before the lodge.
A banquet was served by the mem
bers of the Eastern Star.
AviatOrs Drop In
Frank Clark, Dan Heenan and
E. L. Remlin, aviators, dropped on
to Barringen Field yesterday about
noon, to await better weather con-
ditions on the mountain before pro-
ceeding westward. They are on
their way from the east to Califor-
MIA, Frank Clark was the stunt
flyer who performed here during
the aviation celebration in May.
Free Dishes
The Winslow Furniture company
will make a fine Christmas pres
ent to some one on December %,
when a $1O0 set of china, compris-
ing "a pieces, will be given to the
holder of the lucky coupon. Cou-
pons are being given now at the
store, and will be given with each
purchase until the date of the
drawing. An announcement ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue.
Halloween Ball Enjoyed
The masquerade ball given by
! the ladies AuxiIiarv of the Broth