The Winslow mail., 1925-05-15
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Frost Here

Wednesday .-..-........-... 80 AZ
Frost Here
j. H. Frost was Winslow Wis
itor from Flagstaff Tuesday.
From AshfOrk.
Harry Kisslenberg, of Ashfork,
was a Winslow visitor Thursday.
McLaws Visits Here.
Walter McLaws, of Holbrook, was
a visitor in Winslow Wednesday.
Hesser to Phoenix.
r. P. Hesser left for Phoenix
! Wednesday to be gone few days.
From Navajo.
Burr Porter, sheepman, of Nava-
10, was a Winslow visitor Monday.
DonnelI Here
Jim Donnell is in Winslow this
week from the southern part of
the state visiting with old friends.
Visit at Justus Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taught, of Pay
son, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Justus.
Miller Returns.
Arthur Miller returned to Wick
enburg Wednesday after a short
visit with friends here.
From Sunshine.
Mrs. Eli Hudson, of Sunshine,
Ariz., was a Winslow visitor Thurs
day, doing some shopping here.
Here from Albuquerque.
]. B. Jones, Ivory soap salesman,
of Albuquerque, was in WinsloW
Tuesday calling on local merchants.
Kerr to Los Angeles.
J. w. Kerr, former special officer
at Winslow, ; left for Los Angeles
Wednesday morning.
Hudson Ill.
Bert Hudson was off duty at
Wingfield's paint shop Wednesday
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Kelley Visits in Gallup.
Mrs. w. G. Kelley left Tuesday
to spend few days in Gallup Wis
iting. her sister.
Here from HOlbrOOk.
Ed Hennessey was in Winslow
Monday on business, coming from
his home at HolbroOk.
From Phoenix
: Sam Beardsley from phoenix,
was through Winslow Thursday on
railroad business.
Boiling Returns.
Newt Boiling returned Wednesday
from Prescott, where he mas peeh
working as a brakeman during the
rush stock shipping season.
From Texas.
Mrs. russell, mother of Yard
master ]. B. Fussel, arrived III
Winslow Tuesday from Texas Tor
I a short visit with her son.
Pincetls Return. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pincetll. re-
turned Wednesday from a trip TO
Nogales, where Mr.. Pincetl attend
ed 2 K. C. convention.
sAtSpend Sunday at Lake.
Tom Herman and family spent
three days at Mormon Lake last
week. returning Sunday with a nice
catch of fish.
Accepts Position.
Joseph Johns has accepted a po-
sition at the superintendent offlce
of the Santa Fe, coming to WlnsloW
from Evanston, Pa.
Wingfield Buys Studebaker.
H. H. Wingfield purchased a
Studebaker duplex-phaeton Tues
day, having disposed OF his BUICK
a short time before.
To Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lieberman plan
to leave Sunday on an extended
vacation which they will spend IN
Canada.
From Los Angeles.
Miss Jane Seyle, of Los Angeles,
is employed temporarily at the SUI
perintendent's office. Miss Seyle is
a sister of Mrs. Chester Smith:
Mrs. Arnold at Market.
Mrs. w. G. Arnold has been add
ed to the clerking force employed
at the Palace Market, beginning
Monday morning.
Mrs. Walker Goes East.
Mrs. Harry Walker and children
left Tuesday morning for points in
the east, where they will visit dur
ing the summer months.
Visit Over Sunday.
Ed Suter was in Winslow Sun
day, coming from Needles, where
he is now stationed, to visit with
Mrs. Suter and their son.
Buys Moon.
J. H. Holm purchased a new
Moon car the first of the week, and
though he says he can't own the
earth, he at least has the Moon.
From San Francisco
r. L. Chevirer, representative OF