The Winslow mail., 1925-09-01
Return From California

turned yesterday from San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, where they
spent two weeks visiting relatives
Kearns Leaves
w. F. Kearns, travelling agent fol
the Santa Fe refrigeration depart
ment, left Saturday after spending
four days on an inspection trip
here.
Mrs. Hicks Home
| Mrs. B. L. Hicks and children re-
turned yesterday morning from
Nashville, Tennessee, and other
southern points where they have
visited since June.
Dye Returns Home.
J. S. Dye has returned to his
home in Berkeley, Calf, after
spending a week here visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary Dye, and sis
ters, Misses Anna and Julia.
Return from Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Rhodes re-
turned to Winslow Friday noon aft
er spending the summer in East
ern Canada, where they visited
with relatives of Mrs. Rhodes.
To Los Angeles.
Wesley Sylvester, son of Mrs.
Rose B. Sylvester, left for Los An
geles Friday where he will stay
with his grandmother this winter
while attending school.
Visits Aunt
Mrs. Viola S. Haynes, who is on
an extended tour of the west, Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. Joe Hayne, last
week, leaving for her home in
Moberly, Mo-, Saturday.
Returns to Phoenix
Mrs. George P. Sampson, Jr., re-
turned to her home in Phoenix yes
terday, after spending several days
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. George
P. Sampson.
At Franklin Home
Joe Sponseller, father of Mrs. W.
w. Franklin, arrived in Winslow
Wednesday to make an extended
visit at the Franklin home. Mr.
Sponseller is from Los Angeles.
Hubbell Returns to 0raibi
Lorenzo Hubbell was visitor in
Winslow Sunday and Monday, stop
ping over night on his way from
the Inter-Tribal ceremonial at Gal
lup to his trading post at Oraibi.
Motor to Gallup
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Kelly and
family, with Miss Dorothy Brooks
as their guest, motored to Gallup
last week, where they remained
during the Inter-Tribal Ceremonial.
Norris Richards Here
Morris Richards, of Joseph City,
was a visitor in Winslow Friday.
Mr.. Richards has just completed
the teachers course at the Flag
staff college, and will go to ST.
Johns next week to teach.
From Jerome
F. c. Ottomeier, local representa-
tive for the international Core
spondence Schools of Scranton,
Pa, is spending a few days in
Winslow. Mr.. Ottomeier's head
quarters are at Jerome.
Returns from Gallup
Bert Campbell returned from
Gallup yesterday after spending
two weeks with his wife who un-
derwent an operation recently at
the Gallup hospital. Mrs. Camp
bell will not be released from the
hospital for another week.
VIII Resume Position
George w. Cameron will resume
his position as special Santa Fe
officer September 1st, having re-
covered sufficiently from the in
jury which he received in the late
spring when he fell from NOV
ing train.
Mrs. Thomas Visits Son.
Mrs. Union Thomas, Sr., spent a
few days last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Union Thomas, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas stopped over here to
visit her son while on her way to
her home in Glendale after spend
ing several weeks in the east.
At Round House
Lazelle Smith, who assisted at
Campbelrs market a few weeks
during the absence of Bert Camp
bell, has accepted a position at
the round house which he will hold
until the opening of the university
at Tucson. He will attend school
there this winter.
Sells Lots
The lots on Williamson avenue
belonging to Welton Hughes, were
sold last week to Joe Fischer, the
transaction being made through
Leon Schmitz, realtor. Mr. Fischer
expects to build a residence on the
property at some future date.
Return From Los Angeles
Mrs. NJ. E. Burke and grandson,
Edward Burke, have returned from
Los Angeles, after spending about
a month on the coast While in
DOs Angeles, Edward underwent
an operation at the Santa Fe hos
pital.