The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-03-20
Mrs. WoIcott Ont Again.

MIS- N0IcOCI OuG Again.
Mrs. Riley Wolcott is out again
after two weeks illness with in
fluenza.
McGee I'LL.
Switchman E. w. MCGEE is con-
fined to his home on account of
influenza.
Visiting in Texas.
o. E. Davis left on No. %
Wednesday for visit to his home
in Fort Worth. -
Mrs. Smith Returns.
Mrs. G. V. Smith returned home
last Friday from Los Angeles,
where she visited with her sister
for several weeks.
Mrs. Eames Visits Here.
Mrs. Harry Eames of Gallup
spent last weekend with Mrs. Fred
Murphy in WinslOw.
McCully Home.
superintendent J. d. McCully re-
turned Wednesday from a business
trip to Los Angeles.
Here From Williams.
Mrs. Lou Phillips and Mrs. Belle
Lewis, both of Williams, were Wis
itors in Winslow this week.
Checked Freight Offices.
W. K Mcmillan, auditor of
freight accounts, checked the local
Santa Fe offices Wednesday.
Ruth DunkIin iii.
Miss Ruth Dunklin, one of the
south side teachers, is confined to
her home on account of illness this
week.
Shopping at HOlbrOOk.
Mrs. William Daze, Mrs. Charles
Daze and Miss Louise Dady mo-
etored to Holbrook Saturday to do
their spring shopping.
Esther Miller to Hospital.
Miss Esther Miller, sister of Mrs
C. G. Payne, was taken to the CAL
lup hospital Thursday morning suf-
fering with appendicitis.
New ROundhOuse Foreman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Brown
and son, Jack, arrived Friday morn
ing from Ashfork Mr.. Brown will
be assistant night roundhouse fore
man.
Attends A. r. e. A. Meeting.
r. c. Kline returned the first of
L
attended convention of the Amer
lean Railway Engineers associa-
ton.
r. G. Fussel Better.
r. G. RUSSELL, prominent member
of the Boy Scouts of Winslow, is
reported to be improving from a
serious illness lasting several
weeks.
Isabelle COe Back Teaching.
Miss Isabelle Coe has been off
from school duties this week nurs-
a severe case of the flu. Mrs. Jay
Sutherland has been teaching in
her place on the south side.
New Delivery Truck.
c. o. Sharar, of the Central News
company. is this week delivering
his daily papers in brand-new
Maxwell truck, purchased from
the Franklin Overland company.
Saturday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. Fred Williams entertained
the Saturday Afternoon club with
two tables of bridge. Mrs. II. B.
Matthie won the first prize and
Mrs. c. A. Hansen received the CON
ISOLATION.
Catholic Dance.
The younger members of st. JOS
eph's parish enjoyed a st. Patrick's
day dance at Kelly hall Tuesday
evening. The big crowd enjoyed
themselves to the utmost until the
midnight hour.
Mrs. Ursula Elms Here.
Mrs. Ursula Films, daughter of
Arson H. Smith, pioneer mining
and newspaper man of Mohave
county, is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. V. L. Hardin, on
Winslow avenue.
WatSOns in Town.
r. L. Watson, head of the Cady
Lumber company box factory, of
Holbrook, and Mrs Watson were
in Winslow last Sunday They
were guests of Mrs. Ed Gibson,
niece of Mrs. Watson.
Equipment Shanty Burns.
Fire damaged the equipment
shanty at the east end of the sta
ton platform Tuesday evening.
Due to the promptness of the city
fire department and switch crews
the damage was slight.
Mrs. Robinson EntertainS.
Mrs. Forrest Robinson enter
tanned with three tables of bridge