The Winslow mail., 1925-07-28

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will visit with his family until the
injured member is well enough to
permit him to resume work.
Mrs. Wood to San Diego.
Mrs R j. Wood left Sunday for
San Diego, where she will visit
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Herbert Crogan. On her return
she will be accompanied by her
son, Bill Wood, who expects to go
to Tuscon to school this winter.
Returns to BrOWnWOOd.
Miss Ethel Nichols, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Champion during the
last week, left Friday for her home
in Brownwood, Texas. While here
Miss Nichols visited the Grand
Canyon, Petrified Forest and the
Painted Desert.
Here Few Days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Fetterly, of
Phoenix, are stopping in Winslow
a few days while Mr.. Fetterly is
calling on local people in the in
terest of the Remington Typewriter
company They will visit the
Grand Canyon before returning to
Phoenix.
To Oak Greek.
A motor party consisting of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall JaneWay,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Embry, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Sughrue and Miss
Janetta La Prade made a trip to
Oak creek Sunday and returned
by way of Canyon Lodge, where
they stopped for o'clock dinner
Back from Fishing Trip.
Rev. and Mrs w. L. Martin and
Miss Helen Bennett are back from
two weeks fishing trip spent at
Mormon Lake. Mr. Martin returned
Saturday on the train, while the
remainder of the party motored
back Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
made the trip to the lake Saturday
night
Miss MahOney Entertains.
Miss Julia Mahoney was hostess
at Thursday noon luncheon to a
group of friends, mplimenting
Mrs. M. A. Phelan, of Albuquerque,
who is house guest of Mrs.
frankie Balm. Those who were
guests of Miss Mahoney were Mrs.
frankie Balm, Mrs. Carl Behn, Mrs.
Bert Saunders, mss Irene Terrill
and Mrs. Phelan.
Miss BOwden EntertainS.
Members of the postoffice force
were entertained by Miss Edna
Bowden at the Matthews home on
Friday evening. Those present
were Misses Anna Dye, Leila Vorce,
Gladys Vorce, Lillian Arnold, Alice
Her, Mrs. L. G. Hopson and Messrs.
Eddie Pooler and Bill Hopson. Re-
freshments were served and every
one enjoyed a good time.
Return from Canada.
DR.. Harriet I. Johnson and Mrs.
Ed Harbin returned last week
from an extended trip into the
northeastern part of the United
States and into Canada. They were
passengers on the Tionesta on a
recent cruise of the Great Lakes.
While away DR.. Johnson attended
the international convention of
osteopaths at Toronto.
To Fashion Show.
Mrs. w. T. Butler plans to leave
today for Los Angeles and San
Francisco, where she will attend
fashion shows in the next few
weeks, preparatory to buying her
fall stock of hats. She will be ac-
companied as far as Los Angeles
by her niece, Miss Myriam Wade,
who, with her brother, Douglas
Wade, will sail from there to Seat
tie to visit their mother. Mr. Wade
will leave here sometime this week
PentOn Jones Surprised
Monday evening party of young
friends dropped in rather unex-
pectedly on Penton Jones at the
home of his parents. The sur
prisers were Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hay
wood, Miss Katherine Keyes, J.
Driggers, Charles Erickson and A.
r. Hipkoe. Card games, story tell
ing, singing, and so forth, topped
off with delicious refreshments,
afforded an enjoyable evening to
all.
Miss Arliss Miller Here.
Miss Arliss Miller, formerly a
resident of WinsIow, spent the
weekend here visiting friends.
Miss Miller will be remembered by
Winslow people for the active part
she played in music circles during
her residence here. Her unusual
musical talent has led her into the
position of head of the music de-
partment of State Teachers college
at Tempe, which position she now
holds. Miss Miller received her
first musical training here, going
from here to the teachers college |
at Flagstaff to further her studies. |
Her chief study has been the violin. |
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