The Winslow mail., 1926-03-05

colored cap he is wearing slgnlf1eS
that. he is one of only two in all
the world wearing such a cap,
which is a reward and recognition
of his interest in the Pendleton
| Woolen Mills products, of Portland,
Oregon. The only other cap of its
kind is worn by Harry Hibben OF
Ganado, Arizona. Charlie is natur-
ally a bright fellow, so there is no
reason why he shouldn't show it
in other ways than by pushing his
pencil and hammering the type
writer"
To Ranch
Jack O'Brien, local Santa Fe
brakeman, went out to his ranch
home near Flagstaff on No. %
Tuesday, to spend couple of days
| with relatives.
To Coast
Conductor Chas. Willis of Wins
| low, left for the coast last Sunday,
on a brief business trip.
Former Resident Here
Rev. Walter Martin, former pas
tor of the Winslow Christian church
was here this week on a visit from
his headquarters in Mesa, where
he is engaged in Missionary work.
Visitors From HOlbrOOk
Business and pleasure visits drew
quite number of "Oil City, resi-
dents to Winslow the past week.
| Thorwald Larson, H. r. Houston,
Jim Donohoe, E. S. Taylor and
Judge Sidney Sapp, were among the
visitors.
Returns From Phoenix
James Brown, brother Of Fred
Brown, has returned from Phoenix,
where he has been spending the
winter. s
Back From Los Angeles
DR.. R. G.. Bazell returned today
from Los Angeles, where he has
spent the last two months.
Entertains With Dinner
John M. Drumm, regardless of
his right age, was entertained by
his mother, Mrs. John B. Drumm,
with a surprise birthday dinner
last Monday night. Enough candles
to shed great deal of light, to-
gether with the necessary support
ing cake, formed the centerpiece.
Those invited were William Wy
rick, Dick Wyrick, Harold Proctor,
Fred Croser, Bill O'Hara, John
Moore, Dick Bruchman, Sam Fol
som, George Laws, Zeurl Stiles.
Marshal Janeway, Deles Bundy, Ed
Wolff, AL SCHNEIDER and J. B.
| Drumm.
Engineer Back on Job
John Daugherty, engineer of the
11:5g switch engine reported for
duty Wednesday, after spending
three weeks in the Santa Fe hos
pital.
Wins Decision From Flu
Mrs. Frank Howe, who for sew
eral days has been ill with infiu-
enza has recovered, and is able to
be up.
Clever Party at Wray's
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wray enter
tanned with a party at their home
on West Second street Monday
night. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Sughrue, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Embry, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mac
ken, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Zalesky and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collier.
st. Patrick's Dance
Don't forget the annual st. Pat
rick's Dance given by the Ladies
of the Altar Society at Arcadia
Hall, March 18th. Everybody come.
A wonderful time assured. Best
orchestra obtainable in attendance.
Tree Planting Planned
| The Civics Committee of the Wo-
! mans club meets today to plan
their annual campaign of tree
DldnC1uS. lulS Suu0dNOI Ids ulCI
with much success in previous
years, and it is hoped that 1926 will
be a banner year for the tree
planters. Planting of trees in yards
has formerly been the objective,
but this year the plans aim it more
beautiful streets, and efforts will
be made to set out shade trees
along Winslow's thoroughfares.
Anyone interested should call Mrs.
L. J. Bennett.
Arcadia Hall Improved
Work on the floor at Arcadia
Hall has been finished and contest
ants in future fox-trot tournaments
will find a surface worthy of their
skill on which to perform. Finals
of the present contest will take
place Saturday, March Goth, after
participants in the masquerade
| have shed their disguises.
Reading Room Entertainment
There will be another Reading
Room Entertainment at the school
auditorium on March 10. The ar
lists are from Hollywood, highly
recommended, and splendid pro-
gram is promised Among them
will be dancer, soprano and bari
tone artists, and a banjo player
whose ability is widely known.