The Winslow mail., 1925-08-28


same day.
Leaves for California.
Mrs. ]. l.. Sweeney left Wednes-
day night on No. 21 for Los An
geles, where she will visit for
two or three weeks, after which
she will be joined by Mr.. Sweeney
for tour of California towns on
business and pleasure.
Sells Home.
Mrs. Mary E. Cooper, with her
mother, Mrs Rodgers, left Monday
morning for Mobile, Ala, after
selling her home on Warren ave-
nue. to Bert Saunders. Mrs. Cooper
and Mrs. Rodgers will make their
home in Alabama.
Mrs. Weaver Leaves.
Mrs M. L. Weaver, after shipping
her beauty shop equipment to Min
den, Neb., left Wednesday night
for that place. DR.. P. J. Mcintosh
will return soon to establish his
office again in the location used
while he was away by Mrs Weaver
In Grocery Department.
Frank S. Stein, formerly con-
nected with Albert Steinfelt Gro
Gerry company at Tucson, is now
associated with the grocery depart
ment of Babbitt Bros. store here,
having arrived in Winslow the
first of the week.
Returns to Hospital.
Rudolfo Rocha returned to the
Santa Fe hospital Tuesday for fur
tlier treatment. Mr. Rocha was re-
Gently released from the hospital
after period of several months.
1t was thought he would be able
to resume his work here, but local
physicians advised him to return.
Drury Here.
M. J. Drury, mechanical adviser
for the Santa Fe system with
headquarters at Topeka, Kan, was
Winslow visitor Wednesday, and
while here renewed many old ac-
QduluCdHCSo. Ml. LII III y was 11ldo-
ter mechanic here for number of
years about thirty years ago.
Cameron Leaves.
George Cameron left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, where he will have
his left knee examined at the
Santa Fe hospital. His knee has
not f,,I1x raoovorad FROM tho in
jury sustained last spring when a
hobo knocked him from a moving
train in the local yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Return.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Morris and
children are back from a months
vacation trip spent in Florida and
other southern points. Mr.. Morris
reports that things are booming in
Florida and that land which is still
under water in the areas that are
being drained is being sold for
enormous sums.
New Barber.
w. S. Young, of Jerome, formerly
of Flagstaff, arrived in Winslow
this week, and will take charge of
one of the cha in the Ben Chas
tain barber shop. Mrs. Young ac-
companied him here. They will
make their home in Winslow in the
future. They are now living at
Bazell camp grounds until they can
find a residence.
Hansen i'm Hospital.
Word has been received from the
Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles
to the effect that A. L. Hansen, who
left Winslow last week for the hos
pital with a broken hip, is recov-
ering from his injury in man
ner satisfactory to the doctors, al
though he will be confined to the
hospital at least thirty days. j. L.
Kiely, who has been at the hospital
for several weeks, is reported
much better also.
To Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Sutor and son
left overland Wednesday for Los
where they will make
their home for few months. They
expect to return to Winslow some
time during the winter Mrs. Mary
accompanied the Su-
tors to Los Angeles to spend a va
cation of two weeks. During Mrs.
absence Mrs. G. R.
Lloyd is substituting in the dry
goods department of Babbitt Bros.
store.
Selling Oil Leases.
j. NJ. Sturdyvan, of Albuquerque,
who is we'll known to business men
of Winslow because of his former
connection with the Business Mans
Assurance company of Kansas City,
is in Winslow this week in con-
nection with certain oil lands in
New Mexico. He is offering leases
for sale on the oil lands of North
ern Lea county in which he is in
terested and with which the Major
Oil company Of Oklahoma and the
Ohio Marlin, Texas, company also
are identified. The Cosdon Oil
Refining company purchased a
block of acreage in this locality
recently. Mr. Sturdyvin says, total
ing a price of $500000.
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