The Winslow mail., 1925-07-21

\. L. T FOIu, AIOIl Is N W. safes
man, was in Winslow Monday call
ing ON trade for the first time ir
two months. Mr.. Ford has just
recuperated from an attack ri
scarlet fever which he had at Pres.
colt.
Relieves HeatOn.
Shannon Albright, who has beer
working as night clerk in the chie1
dispatcher's office, has taken VI
the duties of car distributor in the
same office, relieving Burke Hea-
ton, who leaves soon for visit
with his parents in AtchisOn, Kan
Mrs PaI'r EntertainS.
Mrs. Frona Parr gave lunch
con Saturday honoring Mr.. anC
Mrs. Arthur Brownell, of Pasadena
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Brownell, Mr.. and Mrs V. c. Proc.
tor, Mrs. Tom Ingledew and Miss
Evelyn Proctor.
From Flagstaff.
Misses BesS Dauwalter, Doris
Henderson, Evelyn Proctor and
Corinne Ward visited at their re-
spective homes over the weekend
coming to Winslow Saturday from
Flagstaff, where they are attending
Teachers college.
Return to California.
Willard Bailey and Joe Johnson
who have been visiting friends in
WinslOw for the last several weeks
left for their homes in California
in Meteor mine and Grand Canyon
on the trip. =
To Oak Creek.
A party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Welton Hughes, Mrs. o. G.
Mead, Mrs. A. L. Thurston, Justin
La Font and A. R. Hughes motored
to Oak Creek Sunday, making the
round trip through Clarkdale, Je-
rome, Prescott and Flagstaff.
To San BernardinO.
Mrs. Roy Wheeler left Friday tc
join her husband at San Bernard
inc, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Wheeler was employed
here formerly at the Santa Fe ice
plant He is now connected with
an ice plant at Lake Arrowhead.
Transferred to Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Neil will leave
in a few days for Phoenix, where
Mr.. Neil has been transferred tC
work at the Phoenix office of the
Standard Oil company. George
Creswell will take Mr.. Neil's place
here as city salesman for Standard
Oil.
E. E. Berkeley Here.
E. E. Berkeley was a Winslow
visitor Friday and Saturday from
his home in Stockton, Calf. Mr.
Berkeley was manager of the local
ice plant for number of years and
is now in charge of the ice plant
at Stockton. He came to Winslow
as a witness in the Guitarrez case
Return to Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brownel
and children, of Pasadena. left by
auto Sunday morning for thei1
home after a pleasant visit in Wins
low with Mrs. Brownell's aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Proctor
Mrs. Tom Ingledew accompanied
them as far as Williams.
WalcOtts Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Walcott were
hosts to q charming dinner party
Friday evening complimentary tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brownell and
children, of Pasadena. Besides the
honor guests those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Proctor, Mrs
Tom Ingledew and children and
Mrs. Frona Parr.
Officer and Wife Here.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William Jae.
ger, of Fort Sill, Okla, are visit
ing in Winslow this week, the
guests of Mrs. Jaeger's sister, Mrs
Jack Kleindienst. The visitors ar
rived Sunday and will remain here
a week or more Lieutneant Jae
ger is enjoying leave of absence
by motoring through the southwest
Auxiliary Meets.
The ladies' auxiliary to the B. O.
r. T. met Thursday eveing at Com
munity hall and enjoyed a three
course luncheon and a social eve
ming. Mrs. E. Henry and Mrs. M
Roth comprised the entertainment
committee. Two names, Mrs. viii
liam Williams and Mrs. Davis
were proposed at the meeting fol
membership.
Mrs. BreSsman Leaves.
Mrs. Frank Bressman, of Chi
cago, sister of Mrs. j. B. Drumm
who has been visiting in Winslov
for several weeks, will leave to
morrow evening for Los Angeles
and other California points, where
she will visit for few weeks. Or
her return to Chicago she will stoI
over in this city for another shor1
visit with Mrs Drumm.
Celebrates Birthday.
i Mrs. G. T. Stevens was hostess
Saturday afternoon to eight boys
a+ a swimming marty at Clear creek