The Winslow mail., 1925-06-16

work for the state.
Mrs. Geary Here.
Mrs. Paul Geary accompanied her
husband, who was the principal
speaker on the Elks' Flag day pro-
gram, to Winslow Sunday.
CampbeIls to Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Campbell left
Saturday evening to go to Stafford,
where the home of Mrs. Campbell's
parents burned last week:
To AshfOrk.
H. F. Balfay spent a day at Ash
fork last week looking after the
boiler work for the Santa Fe there,
having left Winslow Friday.
Miss Mcmahon Returns.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
NJ. D. Butler left Saturday morn =
ing for her home in Gallup.
To Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thurston left
the first of the week for Kansas
City and other eastern points to be
gone on a trip of two weeks.
Visits WinslOw Saturday.
T. w. Reed, superintendent of the
Fred Harvey eating houses, was in
Winslow Saturday looking over
the local Harvey establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead Here,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Halstead were
Winslow visitors Saturday. Mr.
Halstead is vice president of the
j. D. Halstead Lumber company.
Baby Boy Arrives.
Word has been received by Wal
ter Goodman that a son was born
to Mrs. Goodman at Hermosa
Beach, Calf, Saturday afternoon.
Visits Sunset Pass Road.
]. B. Wright, county engineer OF
Coconino county; passed through
WinsIow Friday on his way to Wis
it the road camps on Sunset Pass
road.
Return from Fishing.
E. H. Black and W. N Rauch re-
tured to Winslow Sunday after a
week spent in camping along the
Black river. They report an excel
lent trip.
To Teach at Albuquerque.
Miss Reba Roy, commercial
teacher in Winslow schools during
the last three years has announced
that she will teach at Albuquerque
next term.
Mrs. McCOOl to LampasaS.
Mrs. T. J. McCool left Sunday
for Lampasas, Texas,
where she will visit her father.
Mrs. McCool will be gone probably
two weeks.
Goes Through.
]. B. Wright, county engineer OF
Coconino county. was through
Winslow Friday on his way to Sun
set Pass to visit the road work in
progress there.
Wilbur Hensley Returns.
Wilbur Hensley returned from
Tenn, the last of the
week and is now at the home of
his parents after spending the win
ter away at school.
Back from Vacation.
w. J. Worman resumed his duties
as crew dispatcher Monday after
spending a week on a fishing trip.
He was relieved by Ray G. Rhoades
during his absence.
Resigns Position.
]. A. Rench has resigned his posi-
ton as warehouse foreman for the
Santa Fe. and will leave the latter
part of the week for Oregon, where
he has ranch property.
From Ration.
E. o. Drumm, of Ration, n M,
representing the La Mar Mill and
Elevator company, was in Winslow
Friday taking orders from local
for grain and flour.
Picnic at MOqui.
Miss Myriam Wade, Miss Birdie
Gilliland, Mrs. w. W. Wade, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Butler, mo-
tored Sunday in the Butler car to
Moqui to spend the day picnicking.
Win Diamond Rings.
Miss Diana Stetson and Mrs, P.
NJ. Haines drew the lucky numbers
at the contest put on by the Gal
vim Palyers Saturday night, and
each won a beautiful white gold
diamond ring.
Return from Fishing Trip.
DR.. E. G. Gilpin, A. E. Klein
dienst and Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
returned Saturday
night from the White Mountains,
where they had spent several days
last week on a fishing trip.
To Visit Friends.
Miss Maude Curry left Winslow
Thursday to visit with friends in
Kansas. Miss Curry has been Wis
itiup in Winc1Ow af tho bOnoS Of