The Winslow mail., 1926-09-03
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WEEKEND VISITORS.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fay Champion, Mrs.
Charles oliver and Jess Jaskill, of
Phoenix, were the weekend visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Penrod. The party is visiting all
the interesting points in northern
Arizona.
RETURNED TO PHOENIX.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jaskill re-
turned to their home in Phoenix
Friday after very pleasant visit
here with the M. NJ. Penrod family.
MONTHS VISIT WITH
PARENTS PLANNED.
Mrs. Joe A. Parr, of Simi, Calf,
arrived last week for a months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Penrod. Mrs. Parr will be
remembered as Miss Marvel Pen
rod.
VISITED CLIFF DWELLINGS.
Miss Mary Brown, Miss Marguer-
I91 Wyrick, Mrs. Joe A. Parr and
M s, M. NJ. Penrod motored to Flag
staff Monday to visit the Cliff
Dwellings,
WILL VISIT WITH son AND
DAUGHTER HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Gilpin, of
Kansas City, Mo-, father and mother
of DR.. E. G. Gilpin, arrived last
Friday and will visit here for some
time.
NEW MEMBER OF
OFFICE FORCE.
M. M. Brewer and family arrived
this week and are now looking for
residence in Winslow. Mr.. Brew
er has accepted position in the
superintendent office of the A. T.
& S. F.
TO FORT WAYNE, IND.
Mrs J. L. Linsey and little son
left Thursday for Fort Wayne, In
diana, where they will visit friends
and relatives for some time.
ACCEPTED POSITION
IN WILLIAMS.
J. L. Linsey has resigned his po-
sition with the A T. & S. F. and
will soon go to Williams where he
will be employed in the Thurston
Garage.
HOME FROM EXTENDED
VISIT ON COAST.
F. H. Murphy and wife returned
home Wednesday from Los Angeles
where Mrs Murphy has been spend
ing the past three months. She
was Joined by Mr.. Murphy about a
month ago.
RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. E. J. Gibson, mother of Mrs.
Ross Bazell, returned to her home
in Los Angeles Wednesday on No
1, following a delightful two weeks
visit here with her daughter and
family
BUILDING NEW HOME FOR
FLAGSTAFF JEWELER.
G. R. Parker, of Mahoney Addi-
tion, has gone to Flagstaff where
he is building a five-room bunga-
low for Willis Brown, the jeweler
TO MAKE HOME in
ROSWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. o. Hammond
1T Wednesday for Roswell,
- hlere they will make their home
in the future.
RETURNED FROM
MURRIETA HOT SPRINGS.
Mrs. c. w. Meighan returned Sat
urday from Murrieta Hot Springs
where she spent the past six weeks
enjoying a much needed rest.
LEAVES FOR Ell PASO.
Tom Hansen, timekeeper for the
Mckee Construction Co., left We'd
nesday for Ell Paso and will attend
the University of Texas during the
winter.
LEFT FOR COAST HOME.
Miss Fern Lawhead left this week
for her home on the coast after a
few days spent here, when she was
called to Winslow due to the i'll
~o,ss of. the baby daughter of Mr..
a5ad Mrs. S. S. Lawhead.
OPERATOR TRANSFERRED
TO TUCSON.
Diego Rodriguez, operator in the
local Western Union office, mas
been transferred to one OF the Tuc-
son offices. The vacancy has been
filled by Bill st. Roman, of Los
Angeles.
LOCAL PEOPLE ATTENDED
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY.
Those from Winslow attending the
funeral of Virgil Bushman, held
at Joseph City, Wednesday, were:
Alb. Campbell and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. C. Garrett, ]. K. La Prade and
family, Miss Bernice La Prade,
Mrs. William Boswick, Miss Ordene
Bostwick, Mrs. Irene Anderson,
Dayton Richards, and F. T. La
Prade.
TO ALBUQUERQUE.
Dennis Sweeney left on Number
% Wednesday for Albuquerque, for
a pre-school shopping expedition.
He expects to return Friday.
WILL TEACH HERE.
Mrs. Mae Winn arrived this week
and with her daughters, Mildred
and Frances, is located at the cor
ner of Cherry and Warren, where
they will spend the winter while
Mrs. Winn is teaching in the local
schools. The newcomers home is
in Joseph City, but the summer has
been spent in Flagstaff where Mrs.
~Vinn attended the Northern Ari-
zona Teachers College.
VISITED FRIENDS