The Winslow mail., 1926-11-12
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PERSONAL AND !.
LOCAL NEWS
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HL FOR PAST WEEK.
Mrs Clyde Matthie who has
been suffering for the past week,
with a severe attack of tonsilitis
is reported as slightly improved.
TO PHOENIX FAIR.
The Misses Dorothy Brooks and
Agnes Kelly and Cyril Barron
motored to Phoenix Thursday
afternoon, where they will visit
friends and attend the State Fair.
The party will return to Winslow
Sunday.
RECEIVES INJURY TO ARM.
Miles Parker, pupil at the Jun
ior High School received broken
wrist this week while playing
football on the school field. The
injury was set by a physician and
it will not be long until Miles will
again be able to nse the, injured
limb.
ANNUAL TRAINMEN'S
BALL NEXT WEEK.
Saturday night. November goth.
is the date set for the Annual
Trainmen's Ball, which has come
to be recognized as one Of Wins
lows social features of the entire
year. The committee is working
hard to make the 1925 ball equal
to it's predecessors.
AVIATORS STOP HERE.
Capt. E. L. Curtis, Of Denver,
9 with a companion, stopped here
Tuesday at the municipal landing
field, enroute to Denver. Their
plane, a Ryan MI, made in San
Diego, was partly smashed in Will
liams last month, but has been re-
paired enough to permit the jour
ney.
FAMOUS DEFENDANTl
PASSES THROUGH.
E. L. Doheny, co-defendant with
Albert B. Fall in the famous naval
oil cases, passed through WinsloW
last Saturday, enroute to New
York and Washington. He was ar
raigned in Washington Wednesday,
and the trial will be started Nov
ember 22nd Doheny's private car
was coupled to Number 4, the east
bound Santa Fe limited.
TRADER HERE.
Billy young, Indian trader with
a post at Leupp, Arizona, was in
Winslow this week on business.
FLAGSTAFF HOTEL
MAN HERE.
Hugh WeatherfOrd, owner of the
Hotel Weatherford at Flagstaff,
was in Winslow Wednesday with
Mrs. Weatherford on a business
trip. While here Mr.. Weatherford
inspected and complimented the
new Howell Hotel which is to- be
opened soon over the offices of the
Winslow Mail by Mrs. E. P.
Howell.
RETURNS FROM
EXTENDED TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs r. P. Huddleston
returned from Ohio last week
where they have spent thepast
four months on a combined BUSH
ness and pleasure mission.
LEAVES ON VACATION. t
F. B. Slagle of the local Western
Union office, leaves Monday on a
two weeks vacation.
IVA NNINOa HEAL II r. HI DE1IA EDs
Miss fsstfff BstfskFs, dancing in
structress of Winslow and Gallup
held her regular classes Thursday
OF this week instead of on Tues
day, the usual date. The illness
OF her mother in Gallup necessi
tated the delay.
LEAVES FOR Los ANGELES.
Mrs. M. r. Burke, mother of
Mrs. Jack Kleindienst, left Wins
low Wednesday for Los Angeles,
where she will visit relatives.
FOREST RANGER HERE.
Bill Baldwin, forest ranger To-
Gated between Chevelon and Clear
Creek canyons, was in Wnislow
Wednesday on business.
VISITS ON COAST.
j. B. Drumm, recently elected
justice of the peace in Winslow,
left Sunday for Los Angeles, where
he will spend two weeks with his
wife and his daughter Ida, who
are wintering on the coast.
SHIPS CATTLE.
j. B.. Stiles of Tuba City was in
NiHsIow this ~ eek s. shippin g 4eattie
f0stha vest coast. s
TRADER SHIPS STOCK.
C. ID. Richards, well known