The Winslow mail., 1925-07-10

IlFSJ Oh JQo week, aIJ6r spending
three weeks visiting at those
points.
At Santa Fe Offices.
Ina Jones has accepted a posi-
tion as stenographer at the Santa
Fe division superintendent's office,
having arrived in Winslow last
week from Phoenix.
Return from Prescott.
H. F. Turner and Clyde Matthie
returned from Prescott Wednesday,
having been released from grand
jury duty for which they had been
summoned Monday.
To Visit in California
Mrs. E. F. Matthews and Mrs.
Neal Wilson left Friday for Cali
fornia, where they will visit in
San Bernardino and Corona with
their parents.
Through in Private Car.
T. A. Gregg, assistant vice presi-
dent of the Santa Fe with head
quarters \at. Chicago, was in Wins
low few hours Wednesday while
en- route to California in private
car No. 8.
Visits Mrs Shew.
Mrs. George King stopped over
between trains Tuesday on her
way from Illinois to her home in
Long Beach and visited with Mrs.
Charles Shew Mrs. King is a for
mer resident of Winslow.
Sentenced Five Years.
Louis Ortero, who stabbed STAN
ley Thomas Monday night, was
given a penitentiary sentence of
from five to six years at a hearing
in the Superior court at Holbrook
yesterday.
To Sunset Pass.
G. T. West, county road super
visor, was in Winslow the first of
the week from Holbrook. Tuesday
he made a trip, accompanied by
w. H. Dagg, to look over the
Sunset Pass road.
Purchases Property
Mrs.NJ. r. Hunter purchased the
A. E. Cooper property on East
Third street last week. E. B.
Thompson, mechanic at the Wins
low garage, and family moved in
to the house Thursday.
To California.
Carl Behn spent the oFurth OF
July in California with Mrs. Behn.
leaving here Friday night and re-
turning the first part Of the week.
Mrs. Behn probably will remain in
California for some time in an eff
fort TO regain her health.
To California
Mrs. j. c. Brooks and daughter
Mrs. Dupont, left Thursday for
Grand Canyon, where they will
visit over Thursday. From Grand
Canyon they will go to San Diego,
where Mrs. Dupont will make her
home for the summer.
Back. From Southern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Black and
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Hopson returned
to Winslow Wednesday after spend
ing a week in the southern part Of
the state. While on their trip
they visited at Nogales, Tucson and
Phoenix.
Entertains at Bridge
Mrs. j. C. Brooks entertained
two tables of bridge on Monday
evening. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. Brooks were
Mesdames Worman, Evans, Kier-
nan, Neal, Wilson, Matthews, Hun
gerford, Dupont and Miss Martha
Hunt. Miss Hunt held high score.
To Leupp
Q. R. Gardener, Sr., passed
through Winslow Thursday on the
way from his home at Taylor to
Leupp, where he will help with
the construction of the new gov
ernment buildings now under con-
struction at the place. Mr.. Gard
on6r is stone mason.
Water Wagon Uniformed
A new unifom has been put on
the city water wagon to cores
pond with the new uniforms of the
police department, but the water
wagon is dressed up much more
resplendently in it's bright red,
white and blue, than the marshals
with, their grays.
Arthur LaPrade in Town
Arthur T. LaPrade, prosecuting
attorney for Maricopa county, is
visiting in Winslow this week with
his father, Ferd LaPrade, and other
relatives, and attending to the com
pletion of the LaPrade garage
which is to be occupied by the
Brooks Motor company.
Visit William BOrum.
John Sharp, of Albuquerque, and
Eddie Dunn, representative OF
Brody & Co., of Des Moines, stopped
in Winslow Monday night to visit
with William Borum. The visitors
are friends of Mr. Borum, who have
been touring the northern part of
the state.
Passes Through Wednesday.
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