The Winslow mail., 1925-08-25

here last year, arrived in Winslow
Friday, to spend few days with
Miss Irene McCauley. Both Miss
McNelly and Miss McCauley will
| leave some time this week to go
to Globe and Miami for a short
visit.
VIII Play Saturday.
Fred Perry and his Arizona Mel
odie Four, from Phoenix. who
| played for the large crowd that at
tended the dance at Kelly's hall
last night, will play at the hall
, again Saturday night. This orches-
ira has gained wide reputation
all through the state for it's snappy
dance music.
Circle No. Meets.
Circle No of the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
William Darling. Following the
devotional service, the sixteen
, IllSIIlUSIS Dl StoCAI OCWCu OAA c14 IAC1Co
that will be offered for sale at a
bazaar which the women will hold
Oct 80 and 81.
McHOOd Returns.
j. B. McHood has returned from
short vacation spent in Califor-
MIA and resumed his duties as bag
gage master Joe Johns, who act
ed in Mr.. McHood's place during
the Iatter's absence, left Saturday
for Prescott, where he will spend
about two weeks in the Santa Fe
office there.
Breaks Arm.
Daniel Mcbride, the small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Mcbride, re-
ceived a broken arm Thursday
when he fell from hig board
fence and in so doing struck the
ground with his arm first. The
break is in the middle part of his
left fore arm and is not considered
serious.
Son of Harbrecht Here.
Peter Harbrecht, son of the
late Peter Harbrecht, who was
killed by a Santa Fe passenger
train after an attempt to murder
his wife, was in Winslow Friday,
having arrived at Joseph City the
day before from his home in Los
Angeles after receiving a message
of the tragedy.
Mrs. WaIcOtt Leaves.
Mrs. Riley Walcott and Miss Opal
McHood left Saturday for Los An
geles, where Mrs Walcott will Wis
it her son, Everett Walcott, for
several weeks Miss McHood will
return next week and then leave
for Albuquerque to remain during
the winter while taking business
course.
Have Short Vacation.
Misses Corinne Ward, Doris Hen
derson and Evelyn Proctor are
spending the short vacation be-
tween the summer and fall terms
of school of the teachers college at
Flagstaff at their homes in Wins
low. Mrs. C. B. Henderson also has
returned from the summer session
of school.
To Texas.
Cecil Carr, who has spent the
summer in Winslow, returned to
Austin, Texas, yesterday morning
to enter the University of Texas,
of which he was student last
year. He left overland with R. T.
Van Horn and Walter Williams,
friends of his from Kansas City,
who stopped in Winslow a few
days last week.
To Salt Lake.
Ed Sawyer is in Salt Lake this
week attending a convention of the
National Wool Growers Associa-
ton as representative of the Ari-
zona Wool Growers association.
Mr.. Sawyer and one other repre-
sentative, a sheepman from Flag
staff, will be the only members OF
the Arizona association present at
the meeting
Mrs. O'Hara Entertains.
Mrs. William O'Hara entertained
nearly fifty youngsters at her home
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
birthdays of her two small sons,
Bill and Bud, Bills birthday COM
ing on the 18th of the month and
Buds being on the 23rd. The
youngsters had a jolly afternoon
and were kept busy with games
until the refreshment hour. Miss
Verla Dare assisted.
BarstOw Leaves Car.
Charles BarstoW was compelled
to leave his car in HolbroOk Sun
day night on account of the high
water in Manila Wash, which
came up after the rain that after
noon He had motored to Holbrook
early in the day, but found the
wash full when he attempted to
cross at night. He returned on the
train.
Mrs. Walton EntertainS. -
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