The Winslow mail., 1926-03-05
Personal and
Local News
Family Night at NJ. E. Church

10Th. The program Will consist or
a medal contest in which five girls
will participate. The orchestra
will render selections. Games will
be played and refreshments served.
All are invited.
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Proctor, who
have been visiting for the past
week in California, returned home
Sunday.
DIR. J. s. Perkins Here
DR.. J. S. Perkins of the Indian
service of the U. S. government,
was here this week looking into
the trachoma conditions. He re-
ports every case improved.
DIR. Brown Back
DR.. Oscar S. Brown, who was
called to California last week on
business, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Riley WalcOtt Entertains
The Third Street Bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. Riley Wal
colt Tuesday night. Those who en-
loved the evening were Mesdames
Walton, Brooks, Herman, Hansen,
Matthews, Mullen, Fischer and MISS
Martha Hunt. The guests were
Mesdames Folsom, Proctor, Kauf-
man and Ingeldew.
Miss Billy Williams Entertalns
The Ace High Bridge CLUB met
at the home of Miss Billy Williams
on Tuesday night. A del1ghtful
luncheon was served after which
the following played bridge: Mes
danes Bruce Matthie, Clyde Mat
THE, Pete Hesser, H. F. Savage,
Donald Pattison, Frank Chrlsten-
sen, and the Misses Agnes Kelly
MYRTLE Kelly, Helen Fussell, Mary
Vern Coleman, Irene Kauer ana
Billy Williams. High score for the
evening was held by Miss Irene
Kauer, and low score by Miss Ag-
mes Kelly.
Go To HOlbrOOk
Mrs. Julia Mahoney and Mrs. Des
Mahoney drove to Holbrook Mon
day on business.
No Quorum; Council Does not Meet
Due to the fact that several or
the councilmen were called out OF
town Tuesday and not being sui
ficient present for quorum, the
regular monthly meeting was not
held Tuesday, and the council Will
probably not get into session un-
til sometime next week.
Returned Home
Mrs. L. L. Day returned home
Sunday from Phoenix, where she
had been visiting with friends.
Sheriff Here
Sheriff l.. D. Divelbess of Hol-
brook. was a. visitor in Winslow
Tuesday on official business.
Epidemic of Petty Thieyery
There has been an epidemic OF
petty thievery around Winslow the
past, week, a number of cases OF
"lifting" having been reported to
City Marshal w. c Harp. Mr..
Harp has been investigating but
so far no arrests have been made.
To Board Meeting
Chairman G. G. Payne OF the
board of supervisors, went down to
Holbrook Monday to attend the
regular monthly meeting OF the
board.
Visited Adamana Well
Chester v. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Hoxsie visited the Ada
mana we'll, south of Holbrook, last
Sunday and report they were very
well pleased with what they saw.
Ill With Flu
w. H. Towel, local Santa Fe
brakeman, and wife, who have been
confined to their home with an at
tack of flu are recovering. Mr.
Towel is able to be out, but his
wife is still confined to her bed.
Returned Home
Mrs. Sam Proctor returned nome
Sunday, after weeks visit with
friends in Phoenix.
Another Hospital Visitor
Jesse Joslyn, of Winslow, left for
Los Angeles on No. 1 last Wednes-
day. He will enter the Santa F'e
hospital for an operation for eye
trouble.
Ex-FOreman Here
r. K. Corkhill, formerly fore
man on the Albuquerque division,
and once police Judge of Winslow,
was a visitor here last week. Kork-
hill is now chairman of mainten-
ance-of-way men of the entire San
ia Fe division, with headquarters
at Topeka, ansas.
Visited in Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond
spent last week and part of this
week in Phoenix visiting, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Reese and
Mrs. Smith Book. Mrs. Reese is
S1r. Hammond's sister. Mr.. Ham
'mond is vice president of the First
National Bank of Winslow.
Back From Washington
G. H. Madden, superintendent of
Winslow schools, returned home
Monday from Washington, d. c.,