The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01

Xmas Sale to be held November
5th and 9Th in the basement of the
Baptist church on Warren avenue.
On the 5th all kinds of booths,
fancy work, aprons and doll cloth
ing will be in evidence. A fish
pond for the kiddies will also be a
feature of the event. A delicious
assortment, containing all kinds OF
cooked foods which may be taken
home, will be on sale. The COM
mittee in charge also announce
that short order lunch will be
served all day.
An added attraction, and one
which promises to be real treat
will be the full course turkey din
ner to be served at 5 o'colck.
ditto, and spent Sunday night in a
trading post at thaht place.
EXHIBIT AT FAIR.
Mrs. w. T. Butler, local millin-
er, is in Taylor for the weekend,
where she has an exhibit at the
county Fair.
VISITING SISTER.
Mrs. Will Rock and her daughter,
Miss Jean, of Long Beach, Calf,
are visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Hardin. Mrs. Rock, who
formerly lived in WinsloW, is the
sister of Mrs. Harbin.
RETURNS FROM GALLUP.
Claude Templeton, schedule clerk
in the superintendent office, re-
turned this week from Gallup after
visit of several davs duration,
bringing with him Mrs. Templeton
and their son, Claude, Jr. Mrs.
Templeton is a former Winslow
resident.
RETURNS FROM
COAST VISIT.
Mrs. j. A. Green, wife of the A.
T. & S. F. signal supervisor, re-
turned this week from Balboa
Beach, Calf, where she spent the
past month with her mother.
CALLED TO KANSAS.
Mrs. H. B. Matthie left Winslow
Sunday morning for Coffeeville,
Kansas, where she was called on
account of the illness of her sister.
| She expects to return in about two
weeks.
NEW SANTA FE CLERK.
Ernest A. Droegemueller of New
ton, Kansas, has been assigned to
the position of statement clerk in
the superintendent's office.
HUNTERS LEAVE.
A. ]. Renaud, of Winslow, left
Monday for Blue Ridge, where he
and a party from Southern Ari-
zona will establish a camp from
which to hunt deer. Other local
hunters left later this week for the
same section.
TO CALIFORNIA.
Carl Behn, local merchant, was
sent to a hospital at Iona Linda,
Calf, after a sudden illness last
week. His condition is not bellev-
ed to be dangerous.
NEW EMPLOYEE.
M. Seman, Of Flagstaff, this week
accepted a position with Baker
Bros. Market here.
GARAGE CHANGES HANDS.
The garage at Third Street and
! Williamson Avenue, formerly own
ed by Enoch Sellberg and Claude
Phillips and operated by them un-
der the title of the Sunset Garage
has been purchased by Harry Wood
owner of a vulcaniZing and acces-
sorry shop on Front Street. The
garage will be known as the Ma
vajo Motor Company.
MAROONED BY FLOOD.
w. E. Shumway, tax assessor OF
Navajo county, was marooned early
this week by heavy rains near Jed
HERE FROM NEW YORK.
Mrs. Geraldine Hale, of New York
is visiting her uncle, j. ]. Hummel,
of this city.
MEMBERS OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE SOCIETY HAVE
NEW MEETING PLACE.
| According to announcements
made this week, members Of the
Christian Science Society in Wins
low will in the future, beginning
Sunday, October 3, hold services in
/ the newly completed building at
the corner of Maple and Berry SITS.
NEXT MEETING OF
! WOMAN'S CLUB OCT. STH.
The next meeting of the WinsloW
Woman's Club will be held on Oc-
tober s. The Civic Department will
be in charge, and they have ar
ranged a very interesting pro
gram.
HOUSE GUEST OF
MRS. SPIERS.
Misss Peggy Robinson, of Los
Angtles, who attends the N. A
T. c. has been the house guest of
Mrs. Leon Spiers. She left Sun
day, accompanied by her hostess
for Flagstaff, where she will
again re-enter the Normal school
CALIFORNIAN VISITS
| SON HERE.
Allan Lawhead, of Seal Beach
California, arrived Tuesday and
will visit for some time with his
son, S. S. Lawhead, local West
ern Union manager.
LEFT FOR TWO
WEEKS VACATION.
H. S. Gilmer, night wire chief
for the Western Union. left OF
Tuesday on Number l for tht
coast, where he will spend two
weeks vacation.
GALLUP BOY SPENT E.