The Winslow mail., 1925-10-13
Visits Daughters Here

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Mrs. c. L. Hubbard of Cotton,
California, arrived in Winslow Fri
day afternoon, to visit with her
/ daughters, Mrs. Ed Matthews and
Mrs Neil Wilson Mrs Hubbard
will remain here about six weeks.
Fire at Williams Home
Fire broke out in the Williams
home Sunday evening at time
when no one was in the house. The
blaze was soon discovered and ex-
tinguished after the fire depart
| ment arrived without much dam
age.
A Long Way Home
The rains over the weekend
caused Mr. and Mrs. George jack
son, who visited the Natural Bridge
Saturday, to return via Roosevelt
dam, Phoenix, Prescott, Ashfork
and Flagstaff. They reported the
roads impossible in places.
NeiIl Buys Home Here
R. L. Neill, formerly of Flagstaff,
special officer for the stockgrowers
association, last week purchased
the residence on Fourth street, be-
longing to H. M. Eames. The Neills
have occupied the place since COM
ing to Winslow several months ago.
TO Repair Hill Road
The city council Friday evening
instructed City Engineer Bob Len
decke to proceed with the work of
repairing and regarding the road
over the hill on Second street be-
tween the city and the roundhouse.
The holes will be filled and the
surfacing levelled.
Curfew Shall Ring
The city curfew bell was put up
Friday and hereafter at eight
O'Clock each evening will be tolled
to notify children that it's time to
get off the street The police de-
partment has been notified by the
council strictly to enforce the pro-
visions of the curfew ordinance.
Mrs. Matthews Entertains
Mrs. E. F. Matthews was hostess
at bridge Saturday afternoon, forty
six ladies enjoying her hospitality.
Mrs. Ruby Dancer held high score
for the afternoon, Mrs. J. r. Jane
way second, while Mrs. F. B. Grim
received consolation. A delicious
luncheon was served at the close
of the games.
Mrs. ScOrse in WiDSlOW
Mrs. James H. Scorse went to
Winslow Wednesday on behalf OF
the Holbrook Woman's club to con-
vene with the Winslow Woman's
club in the arrangement Of tenta-
tive plans for the convention of the
Northern District Federation OF
Woman's club to be held in Hol-
brook on October 80 and 31.-Hol-
brook Tribune.
Clear Creek Road
The county caterpillar, trucks
and a crew of men were taken to
the Clear Creek road Saturday and
work was started on regarding the
road from Winslow to the Clear
Creek bridge. The road has been
in a dangerous condition for sew
eral months, owing to washes along
the entertainments.
Had a Tough Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Champion,
and the latter's sister, Mrs. R. H.
Bennett, and two children, visited
Pine, Payson and the Natural
Bridge over the weekend. The
storms of Saturday night and Sun
day caused them to stick in the
mud several times, and caused
them a great deal of grief on the
trip.
Entertains at Dinner
Mrs. F. B. Grim was hostess at
dinner Saturday evening at the
Harvey House. The guests were:
Mrs. R. J. Wood, Mrs. R.. B. Lam
caster, Miss Martha Hunt and Miss
Joan Grim. After dinner the ladies
spent the evening at the home of
Mrs. r. J. Wood, where Mrs. Grim
is a guest during her short visit
here from Needles.
New Sidewalk
The city council last week or
dered the board of education to
build a sidewalk along the north
side of the Washington school block
on Maple street to connect with
the sidewalks already built in the
Sweeney Heights addition. Three
new cross walks will be put in this
week by City Engineer Bob Len
decke, two on Kinsley avenue at
Aspinwall and one at Oak street
and Warren avenue.
Get Your Licenses
County Assessor Shumway states
that not more than half the auto
drivers of Winslow have provided
themselves with drivers licenses.
He also says that pretty soon the
officers are going to begin arrest
ing all those who drive without