The Winslow mail., 1925-08-04

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Visit Mrs. Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Probus and
son, Hubert, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Nor
man. having arrived from San Ber-
nardino Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Norman is a daughter of ME-. and
Mrs. PrObus.
HensIey Bitten by Dog.
r. NJ. Hensley was aSSailed by a
dog belonging to Bob Harris Fri
day as he was passing the Harris
house. and before he was aware of
the fact that the dog was in ear
nest, the animal had succeeded in
taking a piece of flesh out of his
right hand and one knee.
Miss Thomas Leaves.
Miss Emogene Thomas, of Los
Angeles, who has spent the last
two weeks visiting Miss Virginia
Bly,, left Thursday for her home,
accompanied as far as Williams by
Miss BLY,, who will spend month
at the home of her aunt and uncle,
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. BLY,.
Halstead Auditor Here.
J. H. Engert, travelling auditor
for the Halstead Lumber company,
with headquarters at Phoenix, was
a Winslow visitor last week while
checking over the books at the 10
impressed with WinslOw as a bust
ness town, he said.
Crowley Returns.
| Charles E. Crowley, who was
stabbed about the first of June by
: Alberto .Jaminez, returned to Wins
! low Friday and has resumed his
/ position as special officer here for
! the Santa Fe. Mrs. Crowley and
daughter will remain in San Diego
until after the hot weather.
Accepts Position.
! Mrs Rosabel Young has accepted
a position for the coming school
term of Northern Arizona State
! Teachers college at Flagstaff as
matron of Bury Hail. 1t is thought
this dormitory will be used entirely
for student girls this year, though
it has been occupied partly by
teachers in previous years.
Bennett Better:
Word was received in Winslow
Saturday that Roy Bennett, who
was thrown from a horse Monday,
had regained consciousness at the
Gallup hospital that day. He had
been unconscious since the acci-
dent and it was feared that an op-
GRAFTON would have to be performed
to bring him back to consciousness.
His condition is considered much
improved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Return.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Riley and
small daughter returned Friday
after spending several weeks in
California. They were at the
beach and also in San Bernardino
with Mrs. Rileys parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wisdom Mr.. and Mrs.
Wisdom were in charge of the local
Santa Fe reading room until this
! spring.
Bert Campbell Returns.
Bert Campbell returned to Wins
low Sunday after he and his bride
! of last month toured through diff
ferent parts of Arizona and new
Mexico. Mrs. Campbell stopped to
visit a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gardner, at
White River, and will join Mr..
Campbell here the last of the
week.
MasOns Picnic.
About 125 people attended the
picnic given Saturday evening for
the Masons and their families, and
an excellent time is reported. 1t
was announced at the picnic that
an all-day outing would be taken
by the Masons and Eastern Stars
on Aug. %, the party to start from
here at o'clock in the morning
to drive to Waters ranger station
for the day.
Return from Lake.
Mrs. w. C. Galloway and daugh-
ter and grandchildren, Mrs. E. G.
Dendinger and children, returned
from Mormon Lake Friday after
noon after spending about two
weeks on an outing They were
accompanied by Mr.. Dendinger,
who met them at the lake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dendinger expect to leave this
week to make a short visit in Den
yer before returning to their home
at Stafford
Rev. Carter Resigns.
Rev T. N. Carter, Jr., has re-
signed from the pastorate of the
Full Gospel Assembly, the resigna-
nation to have taken effect last
week, but as it had not been ac-
cepted Sunday he filled the pulpit
as usual Mr.. Carter gave as his
reason for resigning that he wishes
to spend more time on the prison
work which he is carrying on in
this and other states.
Picnic at Forest.
A picnic party composed of Mr.
MrC MoftI;a