The Winslow mail., 1925-10-06
Visiting the H. D. O. Hammonds

mond, stopped over to visit witt
the Hammonds this week, on theil
way home from Oregon and Cali
fornia, where they spent severa
months.
Frank and Eddie Home
Frank Howe, of the Ideal Laun.
dry, and Eddie Pooler, mail carrier
returned to Winslow Saturday from
J Phoenix, where they had enjoyed g
weeks vacation. Mr.. Howe, who
is also manager of the Green Mill
dance hall, says that while in the
capitol he learned several new
wrinkles in lighting effects for pa
villions, which he will put into eff
| feet before the dance at the Green
Mill next Saturday evening.
Council Tonight
| The regular meeting of the city
council will be held at the city hall
this evening. Among other things
to be brought up will be the matter
of establishing new airplane land
| ing field, as the visit here of Cap
tain Macready and Lieutenant Stew
ems demonstrated that the present
field is not large enough for all
the big, modern machines.
Bus Possibilities
F. L. Hanna, assistant general
passenger agent of the Santa Fe,
was in Winslow Friday, from Phoe-
nix, investigating the possibilities
of establishing motor bus trips to
be run in cooperation with the
Santa Fe, for the purpose of trans
porting Santa Fe passengers to
scenic and historic spots of north
ern Arizona
Friday Club
The first meeting of the season
of the Friday club was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. John Drumm. New
members of the club were accept
ed at the meeting. Bridge was
played during the session, Mrs. C.
M. Sorensen winning first prize,
Mrs. Delos Bundy was guest of the
president.
Dancing and Music
Miss Esther Burke of Gallup, one
of the best-known instructors in
dancing in the southwest, will be in
Winslow next Saturday to arrange
for classes in dancing and music
here. One of Miss Burke's pupils
is Miss Burle Hammond, of Wins
low, who studied dancing and mus
ic under Miss Burke for three
years. The ability of Miss Ham
mond is great recommendation
for her teacher.
Farewell Party
Mrs. E. c. Burbage entertained
few friends at bridge last We'd
nesday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Rene Pincetl, who leftNthe follow
ing day for Phoenix. A beautiful
silver bon bon dish was given to
Mrs. Pincetl by the Quarter club
as farewell gift. Mrs. E. G. Gill
pin held high score and Mrs. PiAcetl
held second. A delightful luncheon
was served by the hostess after
the game.
Doctor Leaves
DR.. ]. S. Perkins and nurse, Miss
Regina Russell, will leave this
evening for Gallup, after having
worked several months over the
trachoma situation among the In
dians at the local roundhouse. They
report the situation as sufficiently
improved to warrant their leaving.
They will take up the same work
in New Mexico.
Wife Arrives
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson, wife of the
new manager of the Harvey House,
arrived from San Francisco this
week to join her husband who had
preceded her here two weeks ago.
Mr.. Robinson will take the place
occupied by Mr.. Lukens, relief man
ager, following the departure of
Manager o. Root, a few months
ago. Mr.. Lukens will resume his
work as relief man within a few
days.
Aviator Injured
A. E. Merriam, of Wichita, Kan
sas, amateur flyer, brother of Mrs.
H. D. o. Hammond of Winslow,
was seriously injured last week
while cranking his airplane prep
aratory to a flight His right hand
was almost torn off by the propel-
Ter kicking back. Mr.. Merriam is
well-known in Winslow, where he
has visited a number of times. He
is governor of the Aeronautical So
ciety for the state of Kansas.