The Winslow mail., 1925-08-21

Mrs. W. ]. Jones returned to
Yinslow Wednesday to make her
bme here.
full Back from Vacation.
I. G. Hull returned Monday eve
ming from vacation trip to Den
yer and Kansas City.
Paynes to Camp Verde.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Payne and two
children will leave this evening for
Camp Verde, where they will visit
relatives for a week.
Guest at Burney Home.
Ray Barbour was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Burney
Monday evening at their home on
West Third street.
To Albuquerque.
DR.. Oscar S. Brown left Thurs
day for albuquerque, where he ex-
poets to meet in conference with
other Santa Fe physicians.
To Los Angeles.
A. D. Hansen left Wednesday for
Los Angeles to enter the Los An
geles hospital for treatment for an
injured leg.
Mrs. Nelson Returns.
Mrs. w C. Nelson is at home
again after an extended trip into
the northwestern part of the United
States and Canada.
McInnis Returns.
J. A. McInnis returned to Wins
low the first of the week from Fort
Bliss, Texas, where he has been
stationed in the army.
Returns from Missouri.
M. ]. Phares returned Monday
from Savannah, Mo-, where he Wis
tied relatives during the last six
weeks.
Driver Home.
V. H. Driver, of the Standard
Furniture company, returned
Wednesday from an extended buy
ing trip to the eastern markets.
Insurance Man Here.
George Kingrea, insurance, in
spector for the Santa Fe and Fred
Harvey systems, was a WlnsloW
visitor on Wednesday of this week.
Attend Rotary Meeting.
Sidney Sapp and DR.. Switzer,
both of Holbrook, were guests OF
the Winslow Rotary club at its
MONDAY luncheon Wednesday.
Here from Flagstaff.
A. w. Carson, photographer, and
A. F. Sweetman, druggist, and the
latter's son, Billy, all of Flagstaff,
were visitors in Winslow Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Hunt Returns.
Miss Martha Hunt returned to-
Winslow Wednesday from Cali
fornia. where she spent pleas
ant two weeks visiting in San Dl-
ego. Los Angeles and Wilmington
From Prescott.
Oscar Bruchman, brother of r.
M. Bruchman, was a WlnsloW Wis
itor Tuesday while on his way from
his home at Prescott to the snake
dance at Polacca.
Takes McHOOd'S Place.
Joe Johns. of the Santa Fe time
keepers office, is acting as bag
gage master during the absence OF
j. B. McHood, who is away on a
vacation.
New Man at Penney's.
Harold White, of Beloit, Kan, ar
rived in Winslow this week with
Mrs. White and baby, and they will
henceforth make their home here.
Mr.. White has taken place with
j. C. Penney company.
Miss Swime1ton Iii.
Miss Margaret Swinnerton,
daughter of James Swinnerton, was
taken i'll at PoIacea Wednesday
while waiting for the snake dance
to begin. Mrs. Swinnerton re-
turned with her to Winslow.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER Returns.
Mrs. A. E. SCHNEIDER returned
this week from the east, where she
spent three weeks visiting friends
and relatives. Kansas City, Min
neapolis, and points in Iowa were
among places she visited
Merrick Will Fly.
Word was received by friends in
Winslow that Wallace Merrick, who
left here about two weeks ago for
the east, is now attending COM
-mercial aviation school at st.
Louis. Young Merrick expects to
return to Winslow in about two
months.
From Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Peek, of Gal
lup. stopped in WinslOw Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Peek S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fen
ton, on their way to the snake
dance They returned to WinsloW
Wednesday evening and to Gallup
Thursday morning.
Miss Arnold Surprised.
Miss Lillian Arnold was given a
pleasant surprise Tuesday evening,
when the members of the Bundle
Bee Sewing club assembled unex-