The Winslow mail., 1925-02-06
Around The Town

FROM Los Angeles
Mr.. Chas. Hall is in Winslow this
week looking after his piano tuning
business.
Buys New Studebaker
Chas. J. Willis, who with his mother,
Mrs. F. E. Willis and Mr.. and Mrs.
O. M. Stewart, spent last week in
Phoenix, arrived home the early part
of this week with a new Studebaker
sedan.
Farley Richards Here
Farley Richards, manager of the
Richards Contracting company, was
in Winslow the first of the week. The.
Richards Brothers are doing the sur
facing on the highway west of the
Coconino county line
American Legion Meeting
The American Legion will meet in
a regular session tonight at the Com
munity hall. Legion men are asked
to be present as the new program OF
legion activities will be the chief sub
ject of the meeting.
Mag Rosenberg Writes
Mangus Rosenberg, known by all the
old timers as Mag, writes the Mail
from Cedar City, Utah, to renew his
subscription to the Mail and asks us
to remember him to all his many
friends here.
Farewell For Mrs. Gruhl
Monday night Mrs. Pete Brand gave
a farewell party in the form OF a
handkerchief shower for Mrs. j. N.
Gruhl, who is leaving soon for her
new home in Pomona, California.
There were several tables of bridge.
Return From El PasO
r. q
Brandt Hotel, returned January 80,
from a trip to Ell Paso, Juarez and
Hot Springs, New Mexico. They en-
joyed their stay at Hot Springs, but
are glad to be back home.
New Resident
H. E. Hart, formerly of Kingman,
Arizona, arrived in Winslow Monday
morning to take charge of the Hal
stead Lumber company in this terri
tory. Mr.. Hart will direct all bust
ness from the Winslow office.
Curry's Entertain
Mrs. J. L. Curry entertained several
friends at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Those
enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Curry
were, Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Taylor, Mrs.
Blumline, Mrs Vanderbur and Marion
Vanderbur.
W0mans Club Have Social Afternoon
Last Friday afternoon the Womans
club met at the home of Mrs. Horace
Evans for a social hour, the fifth Fri
day of the month is spent socially
by the club. A good crowd enjoyed
the afternoon in social conversation
and in playing cards. Delicious re-
freShmentS were served.
From Phoenix by Auto
Pat Brooks and Sam w. Proctor
left Phoenix with two cars Wednes-
day morning. The trip proved a very
successful one, the roads being in
good condition except a., stretch this
side of Flagstaff, which was little
muddy and slick, caused from melt
ing snow.
MacCOrmacks Return
Ed. MacCarmack, gang foreman at
the shops is wearing a smile. Mrs.
MacCormack and daughter, Norma, re-
turned from an extended visit in Cali
fornia. They were accompanied on
the return trip by W. E. MacCormack
and family. They returned by the
southern route visiting San Diego,
Tia Juana, Ell Paso, Phoenix and Pres
cott
VIII Dance Saturday Night
All those who attend the weekend
dance of the West End Social club,
at the West End Pavilion Saturday,
February 7th, will dance to the strains
of the Meteor City orchestra, an or
ganization of talented musicians.
Several new faces and musical instru
ments have been added to this or
chestra, and they promise to put out
the best dance music obtainable
Business i'm WinslOw
Clarence Smith, manager of the
Standard Oil company at Holbrook,
was in the city Tuesday, on company
business. Mr. Smith signed contract
recently to furnish the oil for engines
working in the McNary lumber camp.
The government has issued orders
that nothing but an oil burning engine
will be used in the forest on account
of coal burning engines setting fire
to forests by their sparks.
Mrs. Claffey Surprised
Tuesday afternoon the Monday night
club met at the home of Mrs F. G.
Neel and surprised Mrs. James Claffey,
who is leaving soon for Albuquerque
to make her home. The party was
in the form of handkerchief shower.
MTS. Cldu0y WAS Cdll0u u mis-. NS6IS
on supposed telephone call when to
her surprise there was a party ar
ranged for her, she not suspecting
thing, the surprise was complete
Bridge was the diversion, those in at
tendance were: Mesdames Purdy
Grim, Wood Chase, Houck, Janeway
Liljedahl, Green, Hansen, Gruhl, Claf-
fey, Machen, Robillard, Geneva Fisher
c. J. Brooks and the hostess, Mrs
Neel.
Leave For Home in Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Morgan and
daughter, Maxine, who have been Wis
iting the W. L. Martin family during
the month of January, left for their
home in Connaught, Ohio, Monday