The Winslow mail., 1925-01-09

| lands orchestra.
Family Night
| Announcement is made that the
Family Night of the Methodist church
will be held this month one week Ia
| ter than scheduled, making the date
Wednesday, January 81.
New Clerk
Arthur Schaar, until recently a stud
ent at Northern Arizona Normal
school, has taken position as clerk
at the round house. He will remain
| in Winslow this winter.
Returns to Tempe
Dorothy Brooks of Tempe Normal,
who has been spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
| Brooks, OF this city, returned to Tenn
! pc Saturday, to resume her studies
there.
To Petrified Forest
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Trimble made
trip to the Petrified Forest Monday,
and took with them as their guests,
A. H. Morgan of Connought. Ohio. and
Rev. W. L. Martin OF the Christian
church.
C. O. Nesting Home
| C. o. Nesting returned to Winslow
Wednesday after having spent few
| weeks in the Santa Fe hospital at
Los Angeles Mrs. Nesting is still in
the hospital, but will return home
within few days.
Transferred to Williams
Dale Smith, formerly draughtsman
in the division engineers office here
has been transferred to Williams, and
A j. ST. Charles, formerly A. & B.
clerk in the local offices will also be
located hereafter at Williams.
Married
Florencio L. Hill and Juanita Cor
dova were married by Justice of the
Peace Sam Proctor, Wednesday after
noon at his office in The Mail build
ing. Ramona Romero and Juan BIZ
condoa witnessed the ceremony.
Home From Coast
Neil Tug Wilson, Santa Fe yard
master, and Mrs. Wilson returned to
Winslow Tuesday after attending the
coast lines loss and damage meeting
at San Diego and enjoying holiday
visit with friends and relatives in
Kansas.
Noel Caldwell Visits Sisters
Noel Caldwell stopped over for a
visit with his sisters, Miss Eva Cald-
we'll and Mrs. Jay Sutherland. Noel
spent the holidays in Tucson, and
left Saturday morning for Gallup
where he is employed by the Santa
Fe.
Stole Batteries
Somebody broke into A. E. Cooper's
garage Sunday morning and lifted the
liver out of his flivver Mr.. Cooper
would sure be pleased to exercise the
authority vested in him by his silver
plated policeman's star on the mis-
creant.
Mrs. Young Home
Mrs. Rosabelle Young returned from
Texas this week to make her home
in the future with her son in Wins
low Mrs. Young left for Texas about
six months ago. Within a few days
she will announce the resumption of
her school of music in Winslow.
Edwards Return
Councilman and Mrs. Edwards re-
turned from California last week
where they had been summoned by
the death of John w. Savage,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Edwards. Mrs.
Savage will come to Winslow soon
to make her future home with Mr..
and Mrs Edwards
Enjoyable Party
On Monday afternoon Mrs. L. H.
Ball and Mrs. r. j. Wood entertained
Fred Riley, Clyde, Ray, Samuel and
Rudolph, of the T. T. G. while Ohio
Will, GENEVA and Martha were guests
at a one o'clock luncheon. Bridge
was played during the afternoon, Riley
holding high score, Fred second, and
Ohio the guest prize.
Schaefer at First National
County Treasurer George Schaefer
is helping behind the desk at the First
National bank for a few weeks. Ex-
ira business at the First National has
necessitated a constantly growing
force, and Mr.. Schaefer will aid the
officers until additional help can be
secured. A deputy is taking his place
in the county office at Holbrook
New Il. Y. p. T.. President
At the last meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, G.. R. Orig |
gers was elected president, following
the resignation of Miss Katherine
Jones. Mr.. Driggers has had consid-
cradle experience in young peoples |
work in other states and no doubt will |
have many good ideas which the So
ciety can carry out.
Here From Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Morgan and |
daughter Maxine, of Connaught, Ohio, |
arrived in Winslow last week and are
making a visit with Rev. and Mrs. |
w. L. Martin of the Christian church.
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Martin are sis