The Winslow mail., 1925-09-22
Personal and
Local News
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Gaensch of San Francisco, both
Representatives of the Pacific Ac-
ceptance corporation, were busi-
ness visitors in Winslow Friday
Mr.. Flay making this territory on
one of his regular trips, while Mr.
Gaensch was on special visit
while spending the month in Ari-
zona, acquainting himself with the
patrons of his firm in this state.
Mrs. Lancaster Returns
Mrs. R. B. Lancaster is at home
again after accompanying her son
William, to Lincoln, Nebraska
where he will attend college this
winter. On her return she visited
at Topeka, with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Grice and Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Cork
hill, and at Newton, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chittie. These fami-
lies are former residents of Wins
low.
To Go Hunting
George Brigg of Los Angeles, is
in Winslow outftting for his an
nual hunting trip in the White
mountains. Mr.. Brigg has made
hunting in this vicinity a practice
which he has followed nearly every
fall during the last 80 years. He
has just returned from trip into
Alaska.
To Coronado
Mrs. w. r. Lukens and baby
son, Walter, plan to leave today for
Coronado, where they will make an
extended visit, stopping over at
Los Angeles and San Diego en-
route Mr. and Mrs G. Neel, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lukens since Friday, will ac-
company Mrs. Lukens and baby as
far as San Diego.
To Prescott
Mrs. Rosabe1l Young left Friday
for Prescott, where she will spend
a week with her son, Harry Young,
before going to Flagstaff, where
she will be matron of Bury hall.
She was accompanied to Prescott
ny u6T SOn, Odul 1OuuS.
Mrs. FentOn Ill
Mrs. Robert Fenton was taken i'll
last week with an attack of bron-
chitis accompanied by a nervous
breakdown. Miss Dolly Fenton
and Mrs. D. M. Peak, daughters
of Mrs. Fenton, arrived in Winslow
from Gallup Friday to care for her.
Spend Night Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover P. Brown,
who have been visitors at st. Johns
during the last several weeks,
spent Thursday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Patterson, while on their
way to their home in Orange, Cali
fOrnia.
Buy Chrysler Sedan
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Williamson
of Valentine, Arizona, were Wins
low visitors Sunday, driving home
in a new Chrysler Imperial sedan,
which they purchased of the
Franklin Motor company.
To Tennessee
Miss Katherine Lee Barksdale,
who has been popular member
of Winslow's younger set during
the summer, will return next week
to her home in Memphis, Tennes-
see.
To Gallup
The Misses Adelaid Martin and
Irby Mae Richardson made trip
to Gallup Saturday to visit Cecil
Richardson, Miss Richardson's
brother, who is confined at the
Gallup hospital after an operation.
Mrs. Stanford Returns
Mrs. Mable Stanford has return
ed from Gallup where she under
went an operation about three
weeks ago at ST. Mary's hospital.
Her health is much improved since
the operation.
Returns From New York
Carl Bern, proprietor of the
Golden Rule store, returned Sun
day from trip to New York and
OIuO1 CdSISIA uldI h0LS, WuGI0i lie
spent three weeks purchasing
goods for the store.
At Ticket Window
A. G. Carpenter is substituting
at the ticket window at the depot
this week during the absence of
Penton Jones, who is out of town
on a vacation.
To Prescott
Mrs. Lee Pearson and two daugh-
ters plan to leave today for Pres
colt, where they will join Mr.. Pear
son. The Pearsons will make their
future home in the Mile-High
city.
Returns to Home
Mrs. Payne, mother of Mrs. F. NJ.
Dunham, and her daughter, Dor
othy, have returned to their home
after spending several weeks at
the Dunham home.
Diffenbaugh Here
F. R. Diffenbaugh, former resi-
dent of Winslow, who is connected
with the signal corps of the Santa
Fe with headquarters now at Los
Angeles, is a Winslow visitor this
week.