The Winslow mail., 1925-01-02
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Visiting in Albuquerque
Mrs. R. L. Moore and soon Robert
left Sunday morning for Albuquer-
que, to visit with Mrs. E. H. Bryant
for a few days.
Visitors From Gallup
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boatwright,
lup, were guests of the Lee Pearson
| family Christmas day.
Return From albuquerque
Judge r. K. Corkhill, Mrs. COrkhill
and two children returned from Albu-
querque Monday morning, where they
had visited for several days.
Visiting Mother and Sisters
Miss Rebecca Macmillan, who has
been attending the Flagstaff Normal
this year, is here visiting her mother
Mrs Fred Waits.
Banker Goes to Springs
G.. T. Stevens of the First National
Bank of Winslow left Tuesday for
Saboha Springs, California, for rest
and to recuperate after an attack OF
the flu.
Sterling i'm Hospital
W. w. Sterling, Santa Fe shop en-
ploye, was taken to the railroad hos
pital at Los Angeles Sunday. While
not seriously i'll, he has bad attack
of flu.
Cold in Albuquerque
Eddie Kleinworth, of the Santa Fe
! shops, says that Winslow weather is
just right, especially in comparison
with that of Albuquerque, where he
spent Christmas.
Goes to Gallup
Mrs. Marie Williams, for the past
six months stenographer in the local
Santa Fe store, has returned to her
home in Gallup, where her husband
is located.
League Party
The Junior EpWorth league of the
Methodist church will hold party
for the members and their friends
in the church this afternoon at two
o'clock.
BOrdenS i'm California
Mrs. R. L. Borden and daughter,
Margaret, spent the holidays with Mrs.
Borden's mother in San Diego, while
Mr.. Borden visited with his parents
in Bakersfield.
Some Noise
That was quite some hullabaloo
which sped the parting of 1924 and
the entrance of 1925 in Winslow.
Apparently not single noise-making
device in town remained quiet at mid
night Wednesday.
Visitors From Ottawa, Canada
Mrs. Mayme Hastings and her neice,
Miss Mayme Hastings, of Ottawa, Can
ada, visited with. her sister, Mrs Chas.
Daze. Miss Hastings is also a neice
of Mrs. Daze. Hrs. Hastings has Wis
tied here before.
Phil Jones i'm Town
Phil Jones, city engineer of Wins
low at the time the paving was be-
ing laid in this city, but now of Rich
mond California, visited with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Jones, over
the holidays.
Home From Williams
1. A. See and daughter, Frances, re-
turned Friday from Williams where
they spent Christmas with the Nc
Lane family and to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Grace McLane, grand
daughter of Mr.. See.
Melvin Donald Davidson
Word was received this week of the
arrival of a son, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w NJ Davidson of San Bernardino.
The young conductor will be known
as Melvin Donald. The Davidsons
lived here for a number of years, he
being a conductor out of Winslow.
Moves to HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs Phil A. Sawyer this
week moved to Holbrook, where they
will reside for at least two years, Mr..
Sawyer being county attorney for the
next term. The residence on Second
street formerly occupied by the Saw
yers will be taken by Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. P. Mason.
% JeWeled Elgin
Santa Claus and the stork made a
special trip to Winslow the day after
Christmas with precious present of
on open-face, extra -jeweled man
model Elgin which he left at the
Baptist parsonage for Rev. and Mrs.
T. E. Elgin. They will call him David
and he weighs seven pounds.
Taking Inventory
Stores, garages and shops of Wins
cow are in the midst of stock taking
and inventory. Proprietors and clerks
are not too busy, however, to wait
on the trade, but they are too busy
to write ads or arrange for bargain
offers, therefore The Winslow Mail
this week is somewhat short on local
display advertising.
Five Fridays
January has Fridays to the number
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