The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

Holbrook with friends.
WinslOwites to HOlbrOOk
Court activities drew number
of Winslow residents to Holbrook
Wednesday, in connection with the
hearing of John Barncord. Among
the witnesses who testified for the
state were G, L. Murphy, S. S..
Lawhead, C. w. Harp, j. E. Walker,
W. H. Burbage, 3. C. Burbage and
others. Barncord, who went on
the stand in his own behalf, was
the only defense witness examined
Wednesday. Other defense wit
nesses called were Clyde Matthie,
A. E. Gillard, Clarence Smith, Roy
Smith, Jimmie Armstrong, Mrs. Roy
Smith and C. D. McCauley. DR.. H.
K Wilson, DR.. J. r. Walls of Hol-
brook, and Dr. Wynn Wylie of
Phoenix also figure in the trial.
Architect Here
V. o. Wallingford, architect Of
Phoenix, was visitor in Winslow
Tuesday between trains on busi-
ness returning to Flagstaff where
he is supervising the building of
the new home of the Coconino Sun.
Legion Thanks People
The two dances given by the
Legion for the benefit of the hospi-
tai fund, netted the fund $32.93.
This sum will be made available
for the carrying on of further hos
pital work. The committee wishes
to thank everyone who so gener-
ously helped put these dances over
so successfully.
Married in HOlbrOOk
Merwin Deforrest Porter, erst-
while instructor in Winslow schools
and at present an employee of the
Santa Fe, Travelled to Holbrook last
week, where he was married to
Miss Margaret Slower of Little
Rock, Arkansas. Porter is we'll
known and liked in Winslow, and
his former pupils have united in
showering the newly married cou-
pie with attentions.
In Flagstaff
Clyde Matthie of the Winslow
Auto company was a business Wis
itor in Flagstaff last week end on
number 8.
To Albuquerque for Weekend
W. w. Franklin and family mo-
tored to Albuquerque yesterday,
expecting to remain until Sunday,
taking in the races.
Apache County Road Boosters Here
Gus Becker of Springerville and
T. Younis of Concho, were visitors
in Winslow Wednesday,. Both gen
tlemen are boosting for the Coro-
nado Trail celebration to be held
at Hannagants Meadows on June
19 and 20, at which many Winslow
people will be present. While here
they were the guests of the Rotary
club as guests of Dick Bruchman.
Called to Phoenix
A. ]. Renaud, manager of the To-
cal branch of the United Bank and
Trust company of WinSlow, was
called to Phoenix Tuesday on busi-
ness expecting to return here
Thursday.
A Son Arrives
According to an original an
nouncement card, sketched by the
proud father himself, a son, christ
ened Morton Parnell Mason, arriv-
ed at Gallup, New Mexico, Sunday,
the 23rd to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Mason. The
youngster weighed in at pounds.
Mother and child are doing nicely,
while Papa Mason, who conducts
the we'll known Tourists Daily
News is not yet able to be wholly
back on the job. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason are former residents of
Winslow, Mr. Mason being former
editor of The Mail during his resi-
dence here.
Brings Family Home
L. w. (Jessee) James, manager
of the local Penney store, made a
trip to Phoenix last week end for
the purpose of bringing his family
back to Winslow from the capitol
city. The return trip was made
by motor.
Power Company Manager Here
G. T. Harrington, general man
ager of the Arizona Electric Power
company's Flagstaff, Winslow and
Holbrook plants, was a business
visitor here last week
Flagstaff Attorney Visitor
G. B. Wilson, prominent attor-
ney of Flagstaff, arrived in Wins
low late Tuesday afternoon on a
business mission, continuing on to
Holbrook.
Left For California Monday
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. White, of
Coquille, Oregon, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J.
Mahoney for the past six weeks,
left for California Monday morn
ing.
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