The Winslow mail., 1926-05-14

On Road to Recovery
Miss Julia Mahoney, who has
been quite i'll for the past week,
is again able to be out.
Ill This Week
Miss Irene Kauer, clerk in the
Central News Stand, was confined
to her home three days this week,
due to illness.
Visiting in Needles
Mrs. Irene Hart and son, Charles
Lee, are visiting in Needles this
week, with the parents of Mrs.
Hart.
Returns Home
Miss Opal McHood returned this
week from Albuquerque, where she
has been attending business college
| during the winter months. Miss
McHood expects to remain in Wins
| low for the present.
Called to Phoenix
John Kennedy was called to
Phoenix Tuesday evening, following
word received Tuesday, that his
grandmother had passed away in
that city.
Back to The South
Mrs. Lloyd Day left Tuesday for
an extended visit to her mother,
| friends and relatives in Louisiana
and points in Mississippi. She will
visit in Baton Rouge, New Orleans,
Bogaluisa, Louisiana, and McComb,
Magnolia and Jackson, Mississippi.
Visiting From Texas
Mrs. J. G.. Cooper and Miss Cora
| Cooper arrived here this week for
a visit of several months with their
son and brother, S. c. Cooper. The
visitors come from Eagle Rock,
Texas.
( To Senior Prom
The Misses Myrtle and Agnes
Kelly attended the Senior Prom at
the Northern Arizona Teachers col
lege in Flagstaff last week.
Passed Away in Tucson
1t is with deep regret that the
many friends of Miss Ruth Wilson,
/ heard of her unexpected death IN
/, Tucson on Monday. Miss Wilson,
j a popular member of the younger
set, who was only nineteen years
| of age. came here two years ago,
from Chicago and has been residing
/ with her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Hill,
since coming to this city. The
/ young lady was not in the pest OF
health. but was always in the most
happy of moods, and her most 1ntl-
! mate friends did not realize tnat
| she was seriously ill, until a sudden
/ decline, proved it necessary that
| she be taken to Tucson, where 1t
was hoped that the change of alti-
tude would bring about her COM
plete recovery.
The remains, accompanied by
Mrs Frank Warneke, and Mrs.
Clarence Hill, aunt and cousin Of
the deceased girl, have been taken
to Chicago where interment will be
made The deceased leaves moth
er and father residing in Chicago
| to mourn her loss.
| Visiting Here for Few Weeks
Mrs Leo Murphy, Of E. Paso, is
visiting here for sCme time at the
! home of her father W. D. Hitch
cock, at SOC Williamson avenue.
lCIcUHUuC
E. L. Kewley, general traffic sup
erintendent of the Mountain States
Telephone company from Denver,
and ]. F. Leonard, state traffic sup
erintendent from Phoenix, spent
Friday and Saturday here last
week, looking over the local tele-
phone exchange. While here they
were the guests of the local man
ager, w. c. Galloway and wife.
Included in the entertainment ar
ranged for, was a dinner at the
Galloway home, and later a thea
| tre party.
To Present Play
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Christian church will present
a play next Thursday evening at
the church, entitled "The New Min
ister." The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Visiting Here
r. F Lush of Phoenix, is visit
ing here this week, the guest of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. V. H. Driver.
Furniture Man in WinslOw
! c. w. Schraeder of Kansas City,
who represents the Helmer F'urni-
ture company of that city, was a
business visitor here this week.
Attended Scottish Rite Masonic
DOings
James Claffy, R. B. Lancaster
and L. o. Holm, returned the first
of the week from Phoenix, where
they attended the annual spring re-
union of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Masons OF Arizona
and the annual spring Shrine cere-
monial. Degrees from the fourth
to the 32nd were conferred on
class of nearly 100 candidates from
every part of Arizona The attend
ance at the two events probably
outranked that of any previous re-
union held by the Masonic lodge
in Arizona for many years and the
visitors were given a royal recep-
tion.
Back From Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos J. Horan have
returned to Winslow after an ex-
| tended stay in Williams, where Mr..
Horan was located
Scout Executive Here
r. H. Waldraven and George Mil
Ter, deputy regional director met
| with members of the local Boy
| Scout council in Wiuslow last week