The Winslow mail., 1925-07-31

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the illness of her brother, Nick Du.
ran, who was operated upon fOI
appendicitis.
Father Visits Here
Mr.. Keeney, father of Clinton
Keeney, visited at the Keeney
home on Monday of this week
leaving Tuesday for Los Angeles
He expects to return for longer
visit next month.
To Gallup.
H. H. Wingfield motored to Gal
lup Wednesday to attend the ball
game between Gamerco and the
pick of the New Mexico League
but the game was called off be-
cause of rain.
Legion Dance.
The American Legion boys will
provide a good time at the Green
Mill Saturday night with one of
their regular Saturday night
dances. Sans Melody Makers will
prOVlOe the incentive.
Move to Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Burns have
moved to Gallup to make their
home, having left here Saturday.
At Holbrook they traded their car
for a new Dodge coupe and drove
the remainder of the way to Gallup
in the new machine.
Meta Returns
Francisco Meta returned Wednes-
day from Los Angeles, where he
has been during the past few weeks
receiving treatment at the Santa
Fe hospital for a gun shot wound
in the right arm. He still is un-
able to report for duty and is un-
der the care of a local doctor.
Clyde Mathie Injured
During the ball game at Jerome
Sunday one of the Jerome players
collided with Clyde Matthie, of the
Meteors. The ligaments in Mat
thie's left arm were torn loose
from the bone. 1t will be neces-
sary for the arm to be carried in
a sling for some time.
Attends Buick Meeting.
G. C. Bazell and Frank Nelson
left Wednesday for Ell Paso, where
Mr.. Bazell will attend meeting
of Buick dealers of the southwest.
The introduction of 1926 models
and prices will be features at the
meeting. Mr.. Nelson will drive
back in a new Buick.
Buys Parker House
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Hara
have purchased the home at 210
West Second street belonging to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Parker and plan
to move into the house as soon
as Mr.. and Mrs. Parker move to
their new residence which is un-
der construction on Aspinwall.
Goes Over Bank.
Cliff Steele left to go overland
to Ohio Tuesday morning because
of the illness of relative. Ac-
cording to a report received here
Thursday, Mr.. Steele met with an
accident a short distance out of
Gallup, overturning his car and
bruising himself considerably.
Circle Meets.
Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. r. L. Redline
Wednesday afternoon. Devotional
service was led by Mrs. Ray
Rhodes, followed by an hour of
sewing. The hostess served lovely
refreshments and the women ad-
journed to meet with Mrs. Joe Lie
herman at cottage No. 8 on the
South Side Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Held Business Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church held it's regular
meeting at the Methodist church
parlor Wednesday afternoon with
% members in attendance. Plans
were ulSClSSOU lOI Iu6 HOluIAS VI
the annual bazaar and the date set
for October 30-31. A social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed
after the meeting.
Picnic at Clear Greek
A merry picnic party composed
of members of the postoffice force
motored to Clear Creek Wednes-
day night to enjoy a swim and
picnic lunch. Those in the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Klein
dienst, Mrs. K. c. HOpson, the
Misses Anna Dye, Leila Vorce,
Gladys Vorce, Lillian Arnold, Alice
Her, Jannette LaPrade, and the
Messrs William Hopson and Eddie
Pooler
To Colorado.
Five automobiles passed through
Winslow Wednesday with passen-
gers who have been engaged in
cantaloupe shipping at Glendale
during the last month. They were
en- route to Colorado to enter the
same kind of work there during
the cantalOuDe season. e. J. Mer-