The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
Home for Summer

Home for Summer
Lyman Camp who has been teach
ing in Superior during the past
school term, returned home last
week and has accepted position
with the Mckee Construction Com
pany at the Round House.
At Mormon Lake
Mrs. w. C. Galloway and grand
daughter, Miss Jean Dendinger and
Miss Jeanette LaPrade are spend
ing several days this week with
friends at Mormon Lake.
Architect Here
V. o. Wallingford, architect of
Phoenix spent Wednesday in Win
slow on business, having come
down from Flagstaff where he
is experimenting construction of
the new home of the Cocon:no Sun
To Texas and other
Southern States.
Mrs. J. r. Futch and children
left Sunday morning for Texas
cities and contemplate visit later
to New Orleans.
Suffering with nervous Breakdown
Miss Ida Drumm, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Drumm. of 10 IL
West second street, who suffered
a nervous breakdown about a week
ago, is reported as improving. AS
soon as her condition improves
sufficiently she will leave with her
mother for California, where it is
deemed best that she spend a year
on the coast.
Fire Chief to Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Jackson
left Winslow Wednesday for Pres
colt, where Mr.. Jackson will attend
the state convention of fire chiefs.
Flagstaff Hotel Started
The first step in the construction
of Flagstaffs new community hotel
was taken early this week with ap-
propriate ceremonies. The contract
for building was awarded to Stew
ems and Co. of Chicago. The struct-
ure is expected to be completed by
January 1St
Instructor Here
Prof. Grady Gammage, formerly
superintendent of Winslow schools,
and at present member of the
faculty of the state teachers college
at Flagstaff was here Monday to
attend the meeting of state officers
of the P. T. A.
State Engineer in North
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hutchins pas
sed through Winslow last week, en-
route to Holbrook from Phoenix.
Mr.. Hutchins is district engineer
of the State Highway Department,
with headquarters at the Navajo
county seat.
To Los Angeles.
DR.. J. W. Bazell left WWinslow
Tuesday for short business trip
to Los Angeles.
Home from University of Arizona
Evelyn Carver, student at the Un-
iversity of Arizona returned home
this week and will spend the sum-
mer months with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Carver.
To Indian Country
G. G.. Bazell and F. L. Christens-
en- made tour of the Indian count
ry early this week on a business
mission.
Visits Gallup
w. B. Darling, of the district en-
gineer's office, A. T. G S. F., went
to Gallup Wednesday on business
ROtarian to Denver
r. M. Bruchman, secretary of the
Winslow Rotary Club, leaves here
Sunday for Denver, where he will
attend the National convention OF
Rotary clubs in that city. DR.. E
c.. Gilpin, president of the organi-
bZation, was unable to make the
trip, and Sam Proctor who was
selected later was also forced to
give up the trip.
Motor to Santa Fe
DR.. r. G.. Bazell motored to Santa
Fe on business trip, leaving Win
slow Wednesday morning.
Deputy State Dairy Inspector Here
J. Irwin Burk, deputy state dairy
commissioner, who just completed
the inspection of the dairies Of
Winslow, Joe City and Holbrook
was in this city Saturday and re-
ports that conditions of dairies il
all three places are improving