The Winslow mail., 1925-06-23

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Friday to shop and attend business
matters.
En- Route to Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Campbell and
son, Lynn, were in Winslow Sunday
en- route to their home in Prescott
after visiting relatives and friends
in Snowflake.
Leaves for Coast.
Mrs. Helen Simmons left for the
coast Friday to spend her vacation
Mrs. C. NJ. Keeney is taking her
place as bookkeper at the Carduff
Transfer company office.
Visits Day Home.
D. H. Wenrich, nephew of Mrs.
w. H. Day, visited over the week
end at the home of Mrs. Day. Mr..
Wenrich is professor Of zoology at
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Return from Fishing Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lawhead anG !
Miss Fay Lawhead, sister of Mr.. !
Lawhead, returned Friday from an
outing at Mormon Lake, where they
spent week fishing.
To Join Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Galloway left |
Sunday for Mormon Lake, where
they will join a party of friends
from Phoenix to spend a week at
the resort.
Mrs. Fussell to Flagstaff.
Mrs. J. B. Fussell was an outgo-
ing passenger Sunday morning to
Flagstaff, where she joined an auto
mobile party that visited the scout
camp at Mormon Lake.
Gammage Down Sunday.
Grady Gammage spent Sunday at
his home here, coming down from
the Teachers college at Flagstaff,
where he is teaching during the
summer term.
Franklin to HOlbrOOk.
W. w. Franklin motored to Hol-
brook Sunday about the time of the
flood. He reports lots of water,
but no damage was done to his
garage there.
Visits Son.
Walter Goodman returned Sum
day from Los Angeles where he
visited few days with Mrs. Good
at Los Angeles last week.
Visit HOlbrOOk.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Garrett, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Nelson, motored to Holbrook Sun
day, arriving there just in time to
witness the damage done by the
cloudburst.
EntertainS for Leroy Jr.
Mrs. Leroy Taylor entertained
number of little folks at the home
of her mother, Mrs. F. B. SlagIe,
Friday afternoon in honor of he~
small son, Leroy Jr. The occasion
was the little lads second birthday.
Back to Taylor.
@. r. Gardner, who has been on
the concrete work on the state
highway west of Winslow, was
through town Monday on his way
home to Taylor after completing
the work he had in charge.
Goes to Flagstaff.
Paul Thornton was called TO
Flagstaff Friday night to augment
Brick Stones orchestra with his
saxophone. The orchestra playe'i
for a dance given by the summer
students at the normal school.
Attend Ball.
Mrs. ]. S. Hulet, of Holbrook, is
spending the week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. V. L. Hardin. Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin
and Mrs Hulet and little Patsy
Hulet attended the Trainmen's ball.
Governor Passes Through.
Gov. George w. P Hunt and
party passed through Winslo2
early Sunday morning on their re-
turn to the capital after having at
tended the picnic at Springerville
Saturday and Sunday.
Plays with MeteOrs.
George Raitt arrived in Winslow
Friday night from the Teachers
college at Flagstaff to be in Wins
low over Sunday. Raitt played
with the Meteors Sunday in the
baseball game with Williams.
Dine at Harvey
The past noble grands of the
Rebekahs had O'Clock dinner at
the Harvey House Saturday eve
ming. After the dinner the party
enjoyed a delightful social evening
at the home of Mrs. Joe Hunter.
Return from Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Campbell are
back from Stafford after spending
few days there last week. Miss
Beulah Morris, sister of Mrs.
Campbell, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell home, and will spend
week visiting here.
Leave for Dallas.
Mrs. E. E. Elliott and three chil-
dren and Mrs. Frank Harper left