The Winslow mail., 1925-01-09
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Tom Pollock, Coconino county stock
man, is in town this week.
Here Friday on Business
Mrs. F. A. Gaumnitz of Holbrook
was a business caller Friday of last
week.
In Maryland
Clarence E. Smith is spending a
month with his mother in Hancock,
Maryland
Here Visiting Sister
Jake Myer of Albuquerque is here
visiting with his sister, Mrs. j. A.
Peterson.
Editor in Town
Mark H. Bryan, editor of the Hol-
brook Tribune was business visitor
here Saturday.
Motored to Oil Fields
M. C. Singleton and family motored
to Holbrook and the oil fields near
there last Sunday.
Home From California
Murle Holm returned Friday from
California where he spent the holi-
days with friends.
Back From Gallup
Melvin Porter returned Friday from
Gallup, where he relieved Noel Cald-
we'll during the holidays.
Mrs. Lancaster Home
Mrs. R. B. Lancaster returned Sat
Angeles
where she spent the holidays.
Visited POllaca
Arthur Schaar and Bud Clark left
Friday for Pollaca Indian village,
where they spent the weekend.
DOOIey in Town
J. w. Dooley, in charge of the Santa
Fe water works plant on Clear Creek,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Legislative Clerk
Miss Katherine Jones will leave
Saturday evening for Phoenix, where
she will be an attache of the senate.
Mrs. HOpsOn Ill
Mrs. L. C. Hopson, general clerk
at the postoffice, was confined to her
flu.
Visited Miss Hurt
Cora Hurt of Los Angeles, spent
the New Years holiday with her sister,
Miss Fay Hurt of the superintendent's
office.
Returns to Globe
Miss Martha Uhler, who has been
visiting with Mrs. C. A. Hansen re-
turned Saturday to her school work
in Globe.
New Division Engineer
NJ F. Barnum has been appointed
assistant division engineer with head
quarters in Winslow, succeeding W.
B. Darling.
Aunty Giles Here
Aunty Giles, one of the pioneer wo-
men of Navajo county, recently of
Flagstaff, is visiting friends here for
a short time.
Mrs. Warman Entertains
Mrs. J.. ]. Warman entertained
number of friends at bridge Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Mary Hungerford
won high score.
Circle No. 2 Entertained
Mrs M. H. Dimmick entertained
Circle No. of the Methodist Ladies
Aid Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Winslow avenue.
On Way to France
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Payne left this
week for France, where they will
Ia ;.o1o ok
former home of Mrs. Payne.
Home From Gallup
Mrs. Robert Fenton and daughters,
Dollie and Leona, returned Saturday
from Gallup, after short visit with
Mrs. D. M. Peak of that city.
COble to Hospital
H. A. Coble left Tuesday evening
for Los Angeles, where he will enter
the Santa Fe hospital to receive treat
ment for an injured shoulder.
FOuts Home
Cecil P. Fouts returned from Oak
land Saturday. Mrs. Fouts will re-
main there for some weeks yet as
she is under the doctors care.
Back to Gallup
Arch Jensen returned from Gallup
Tuesday, where he had been called
account the serious illness of his
brother-in-law, Arthur Hancock.
Moved to North Warren
Miss Reba Roy, commercial teacher
at the high school, and her mother,
have moved into the Geo. Sampson
home at 914 North Warren avenue.
Week in Gallup
The Misses Anna Leonard and Opal
McHood left Friday morning for Gal
lup where they spent the Weekend
returning to Winslow Sunday evening.
Mrs. Eleanor Henderson Returns
Mrs. Eleanor Henderson returned