The Winslow mail., 1925-03-06
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noon at 2::30 at the Baptist church.
Mrs. John Purdy will have charge
of the meeting. The subject for
study is the literature of the middle
western states.
In From Rainbow Lodge.
S. L. Richardson, of Rainbow
Lodge, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Winslow visiting his daughter,
Irby Mae, at the home of the Rev.
w. L. Martin. Mr. Richardson re-
turned to his home via Flagstaff
early this week.
OsteOpath Coming.
DR.. Harriet 1. Johnson, formerly
located in Bisbee, was a visitor in
Winslow early this week, seeking
a location here Mrs. Johnson is an
osteopathic physician and is being
cordially urged to locate in this
city.
To Remodel Houses.
The Santa Fe company plans ex-
tensive improvements this spring
on the many company houses on
Williamson avenue. The houses
will be made modern in every re-
spect, and the work completed be-
fOra thp end Of summer
Elks Magazine Out.
The March number of the Month
ly News, the Winslow Elks official
magazine, Obray Gray, editor, was
issued from The Mail office this
week AS usual, the paper was
filled with up-to-date news of the
lodge and few merry quips at the
expense of some of the members.
Elks Celebration.
Winslow lodge, B. P. o. Elks, is
thinking of putting on big cele-
bration on the occasion of the first
anniversary of the completion of it's
new home on Third street. Definite
plans have not yet been made. The
anniversary occurs May %.
Carl Bruchman Injured.
Carl Bruchman, young son of R.
M. Bruchman, broke both bones in
his right arm Wednesday evening
while roller skating on the pave
ment. The fractures were exceed
ingly serious, but the young man is
getting along in good shape now.
Choir Dinner.
Last night at the church the
Methodist choir had dinner at
the close of choir practice. The
choir is growing in interest and
also in numbers under the leader
ship of G. A. Goodhall, instructor
of music in the Winslow high
school.
To Nominate Officers.
A committee of five has been ap-
pointed to nominate officers for
Woman's club for the coming year.
Election will be held at an early
date. The committee is composed
of Mrs. w. l.. Martin, Mrs E. j.
Bennett, Mrs. E. F. Mathews, Mrs.
F. w. Neil, Mrs. F. T. Farnsworth.
Circle Entertains.
Mrs. c. A. Hansen entertained
the ladies of Circle No. 2 of the
Methodist Ladies Aid at her home
on North Warren Wednesday after
noon. The ladies sewed on gar
ments for their bazaar. Delicious
refreshments were served to the
twenty-five members present.
Committee to Gallnp.
Bob Hausler and Charles L. Muir
ply went to Gallup Wednesday in
the interest of the Tri-State Air
way dedication celebration to be
held here March 16 and II, and to
inspect airplane landing field
which will be one of the links in
the new air route from the east to
the coast.
Mrs. Grim HOnOrs Mother.
Mrs. F. B. Grim honored her
mother, Mrs. Geneva Fisher, who
has been visiting in Winslow from
California, with a bridge luncheon
Tuesday afternoon. Five tables
were played. High score was wor
by Mrs. Bruce Matthie and second
| honor by Mrs. L. D. Shipley.
Bill O'Hara's improvements.
The tailor shop, cleaning estab-
lishment and gents furnishing
store of Bill O'Hara on Second
street has this week undergone eX-
tensive alterations and improve
ments. \ In the cleaning department
new boiler and washing machine
have been added.
Wanted-500 men and 700 wOmer
to eat chicken dinner Sunday a.
Thompson near round house
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