The Winslow mail., 1925-10-23

Brothers at Flagstaff. Mr.. Turpin
is moving to Texas.
Visit Homer See
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Shot, of Nor
ton, New Yerk, school day friends
of Homer See, stopped over in
Winslow this week for short Wis
it with Mr.. See. Mr.. and Mrs. Shot
were on their way to the Grand
Canyon, by automobile.
Forest Supervisor Here
Ed Miller, supervisor of the Co.
conino national forest, with head
quarters in Flagstaff, was busi-
ness visitor in Winslow Wednes-
day, and while here attended the
weekly luncheon of the Rotary club,
of which he is a member.
Visits i'm Phoenix
Lewis Graham, of the E. H. Black
Jewelry store, went to Phoenix
Saturday for weeks vacation and
! visit. He expects to go to Wilcox
| before his return to WinsloW to
visit with C. M. ("Frenchy"O Las
ser. who is mining near there.
Visited Miss McHOOd
Miss Helen Fussel spent the last
weekend in Albuquerque visiting
with Miss Opal McHood, a Wins
low girl who is attending business
college there. Miss McHood ex-
poets to spend this weekend at
home, taking in the Elks carnival.
To Attend Convention
Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Martin will
leave Monday evening for Tempe,
where they will attend the state
convention of the Christian chufch,
to be held there next Teusday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Tney
will return to Winslow Saturday.
Visit L. C. Thomas
Theodore Thomas and father ar
rived in Winslow Tuesday, Tor
short visit with l.. G. Thomas. They
have lust returned from Europe,
where they Travelled in ireland,
England, Switzerland, France and
Italy. They report very wonder
full trip.
MOtnor AIN sun hCluh
Fred ]. RobinsonSand his mother,
of 223 West Fourth street, returned
to Winslow this week after SIX
weeks visit in st. Louis and other
Missouri cities. Mr.. Robinson says
that they enjoyed but four clear
days during the entire time they
were gone.
Visitors From Flagstaff
jack Fuss, game warden at Flag
staff, Mrs. Fuss and baby, motored
to Winslow Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Fuss returned that evening to
mis- duties in Coconino county, put
Mrs. Fuss and child will visit for
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. P. Mason.
HOneymOOning at Bly,
Kenneth Webber, of the Weber
Brothers Garage, Flagstaff, IS
spending a few days honeymoon
at the Bly, ranger station, with Mrs.
Webber. who, until last Wednes-
day was Miss Gertrude Marie
Thompson, of Rochester, New YORK,
The marriage was performed at
/ Holbrook last week.
Cecil Richardson Visits
Cecil Richardson OF RAINBOW
Lodge and Flagstaff, was a visitor
in Winslow Sunday with his sister,
Miss Irby Mae Richardson, who
makes her home with Rev. and Mrs.
w. L. Martin. Young Richardson
was on his way home from a six
weeks stay in the hospital at Cal
lup, following an operation.
Nebraska Visitors Here
Miss Gladys Warner and MISS
Hattie Tuelle, both of Omaha, Ne@
braska, arrived in Winslow Satur-
day to spend short visit with the
formers sister, Miss Vera Warner,
teacher in the Winslow schools.
The visitors, and Miss Vera War
ner and Miss Nell Bloodgood, spent
the weekend motoring through the
White mountains.
To Speak i'm HOlbrOOk
The next. monthly meeting OF the
Parent-T Teacher association to pc
held in the high school assembly
room Wednesday evening, OCTOBER
21st. will be addressed by G. II.
Madden, superintendent of the
Winslow schools. Mr.. Madden IS
an interesting speaker and Hol-
brook parents will be glad to near
| him.-Holbrook Tribune.
On Hunting Trip
. Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Holm, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lepsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Good and Nat Good, returned Tues
day from a two-weeks hunting
trip. Mr.. Holm was the only lucky
one in the party, bringing down a
four-point buck. They spent the
two weeks near the McClintock
ranch, and report bad road cond1-
tions in that part of the country.
Ouebedeaux Home Sold
Fireman Echeverria this week
purchased the Claude QuebedeauX
home on the corner of Second
street and Warren avenue. The
Echeverria family will take possess
sion as soon as Mr. and Mrs. Que
bedeaux moves to their new home
in Flagstaff. The consideration
was not made public. The deal
was made through Agent Leon
SchmitZ.