The Winslow mail., 1925-03-27

Man." was a business visitor in
Holbrook Thursday.
Purchased MattOX Home
F. L. Harry last Week purchased
the F. O. Mattox home at 600 w.
Third street.
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. L. H. Ball and Mrs. r. J.
Wood were joint hostesses yester-
day at a bridge luncheon at the
Harvey House.
Driving Through
Hugh Clark, of Gallup, stopped
over on his way home from Pasa-
dena to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Higgins one day this week.
Mrs. Blumline to Hospital
Mrs. Blumline of Winslow, was
taken to the hospital in Gallup this
week, where she will be placed I'M
der a doctors care and undergo an
operation. She was accompanied
by Mrs. J. L. Curry.
Visits From HOlbrOOk
Mrs. Renshaw, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Manley and
Mrs. Cutters, all of Holbrook, were
buyers of late spring millinery at
Mrs. w. T. Buffers millinery store
this week. They paid a number of
social calls while in the city.
Arthur LaPrade Here.
Arthur T. LaPrade, prosecuting
attorney of Maricopa county, son of
Ferd LaPrade, is expected to be
in Winslow today or tomorrow for
a short visit. While here he will
make final plans for the erection
of a big garage building at the cor
ner of Third street and Williamson
avenue to be occupied by P. H.
Brooks service station and sales
room.
Pavement Marked for Parking
City Engineer Bob Lendecke this
week had a crew of painters busy
on Bonded knee painting white
strips on the pavement parallel
with the curbing, to designate the
space allowed for parking automo-
biles. The no-parking areas are
clearly shown with red paint on
the sidewalks. The rules governing
close parking will be strictly en-
forced.
Tramp Assaults Officer
Special Agent George w. Cam
eron received rather serious and
painful injury Monday morning
when he was kicked in the stom-
ach by hobo he was trying to
take off first No. 4. In falling from
the train Mr.. Cameron struck his
left knee on the pavement. He was
taken to the Santa Fe hospital at
Los Angeles Tuesday The hobo
was arrested at HolbrOok by Sher-
if Dan Divelbess.
Martin Has Charge
Rev. w. L. Martin, pastor of the
Christian church, will have charge
Of the service to be held at the Pet
rified Forest Sunday morning,
when the delegates to the state
Parent-Teacher association are ia
ken there by local people and hence
will be absent from his pulpit for
the morning service. He will re-
turn in time for the evening SER
vice at 7:30, and will preach on the
topic: Going Fishing" The morn
ing service will be in charge of R.
M. Hensley.
Orchestra Busy
The boys of the Meteor City or
chestra, the popular hometown ag-
gregation, have been busy this week
with prospects of dates enough in
the future to keep them scraping
and a-pounding and blowing. Mon
day evening they played to big
crowd at the American Legion ball;
last Saturday night they gave for
a ten-cent dance; this evening they
will provide the music for the last
dance of the Santa Fe Social club,
and next Wednesday evening will
SAFO ohOChC1 ICA-CC1lC UduCS. All
the dates have been played at the
Green Mill pavilion.
Bride Surprised
A very clever shower and sur
prise party was given by Mrs. Bet
ty Fladung and Miss Nina Mccain
mant Wednesday evening, in honor
of Mrs. e. F. Robe, nee Miss Jean
Stewart. A very pleasant evening
was spent at games. Delicious re-
freshments we're served late in the
evening. Those attending were