The Winslow mail., 1926-03-26
Personal and
Local News
Mrs. Rehn Improving

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Mrs. Behn is confined to the hos
pital undergoing treatment. Mr..
Behn reports she is slowly improv-
ing but expects to be located in
the California city for sometime
yet, although she is anxious to get
back to Winslow.
Called to Prescott
Rev. E. H. Hayden, pastor of the
Baptist church was called to Pres
colt Monday, expecting to return
to Winslow today.
To Phoenix
DR.. G. P. Sampson went to Phoe-
nix Wednesday to spend a week
with relatives, expecting to return
he4e Monday evening.
In HolbroOk
R. G. Kaufman, president of the
first National Bank of Winslow,
spent Monday in Holbrook on a
business mission.
WinslOw Visitor
Mrs. Charles Grolich was a visi-
tor in Winslow the past week. She
is sister of Riley, George and
Jesse Baker and Mrs. ]. F. Olds.
WinslOw Couple Divorced
Susie Weems was granted di-
vorce from her husband, w. R..
Weems, Of Winslow, in superior
court in Holbrook Saturday. Mrs.
Weems was represented by Attor-
neys Sweeney and LaPrade of
Winslow.
Back From San Diego
Mrs. R. J. Wood returned Sunday
evening from San Diego, where she
had been visiting for month with
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Crohan.
Returns
Mrs. L. Fl. Ball returned Sunday
evening from Albuquerque, follow
ing few weeks visit there with
her daughter and family.
To Los Angeles
w. s. O'Brien and daughter, Ber-
nice, left Tuesday morning for Los
Angeles by way of Phoenix, where
they will visit for a few days.
When in Los Angeles, Miss Bernice
expects to enter the General hos
pital, where she will take a COM
plete nurses training.
To Meeting i'm Oakland
G. J. Bullock and r. B. Lancaster
left Monday for Oakland, California,
to attend a Damage and Loss"
meeting of the Santa Fe.
Returned From Needles
Clyde and Bruce Matthie and
their wives returned to Winslow
early this week following a week s
visit with relatives and friends in
Needles, California. They made the
trip overland.
sSeturns to Los Angeles
Louis Kleindienst returned to
Los Angeles Wednesday night af-
ter spending week in Winslow.
To HOlbrOOk
R. c. Kaufman and Louis Klein
dienst were business visitors in
Holbrook on Monday of this week.
Back From Phoenix
Miss Julia Mahoney returned last
week from a two weeks visit in
Phoenix. She was accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. George Eberle.
Home From Normal
Miss Dorothy Brooks will be
home from the Northern Arizona
Normal school Saturday, to spend
the weekend with Miss Agnes Kel-
Back to Flagstaff
Miss Peggy Robinson and Miss
Corrine Ward returned to Flagstaff
Tuesday morning, to resume their
studies, following a visit here with
friends.
Entertains With Six O'Clock Tea
Miss Agnes Kelly entertained on
Monday evening with a six O'Clock
tea, following which the hostess
and guests enjoyed the dance al
Arcadia Hall. The guests were the
Misses Halene Douglas, Peggy Rob-
inson, Myrtle Kelly and Corrine
Ward.
Birthday Dinner
Miss Janetta LaPrade entertain
ed the "Bumblebee" Club last Fri
day night with a birthday dinner
given in honor of Miss Lillian Ar
mold.
s. b. A. Lodge
The Security Benefit Association
lodge held their regular meeting
in Community Hall last Wednes-
day evening. After the meeting the
large attendance enjoyed refresh
ments.
Orchestra to Gallup
The Six Sociable Serenaders, vel
known local troup of jazz dispen-
sers, leave tomorrow night to dis.
play their wares in Gallup. The
:. outfit reports having received {
number Of bids for engagements
up and down the line.
TO Prescott
Mrs. Bruce Matthie left Thurs
day night for Prescott, where she
will visit her sister.