The Winslow mail., 1926-09-24
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: PERSONAL AND !
: LOCAL NEWS !
VISITED IN FLAGSTAFF
OVER SUNDAY.
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OVER SUNDAY.
Dr. and Mrs. George P. Samp-
son and grandson, George the
third, visited in Flagstaff with
Mrs. SIMPSONS sister and family.
LEFT ARM BADLY BURNED.
M. &. Singleton had the misfor-
tune to badly scald his left arm
while inspecting a boiler at the
roundhouse Monday. He left that
evening for the Los Angeles San
ia Fe hospital. Mrs. Singleton and
children accompanied him to Los
Angeles and will visit her parents.
BACK ON JOB.
Mark Smith resumed his duties
as chief clerk at the roundhouse
on Tuesday after an absence of
about two weeks in the Santa Fe
hospital in Los Angeles. He re-
ports that he is glad to get back
tc Arizona.
" IL CONSULT SPECIALIST.
ID. A. Hitchcock left Tuesday
evening for Los Angeles where he
goes to consult specialist about
his eyes.
WILL RECEIVE TREATMENT.
w. H. Day left Wednesday for
Los Angeles where he will enter
the Santa Fe hospital for treat
ment.
HOME FROM BUSINESS TRIP.
DR.. Oscar S. Brown returned on
thursday from Los Angeles where
ne mad been called on business
VISITED HERE.
LAST WEEKEND.
Roy Williams spent last week.
end in Winslow visiting his sis
RS, the Misses Billie and Esther
N1lllams. Roy is now EMPLOYED bv
the government at Leupp.
TO ATTEND FUNERAL,
5. A. Apgar. local Santa Fe
reading room librarian. left Mon.
day on Number 1 for Los Angeles
where he attended the funeral of
w. +. Busser, chief official of the
coast lines reading rooms main.
tanned by the A. T. and S. F.. Mr..
Busser died on Friday, and the
funeral was held on Tuesday.
MAY DECIDE TO
MAKE HOME HERE.
Mrs: F. E. Thompson came in
oaturday from Albuquerque and
VII! visit for about two weeks
with Mr.. Thompson. She NAV de-
eide to make her home here for
the winter. --
MOIHER VISITS HERE.
Mrs. j. A. Peterson is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. B. Myer. of
Albuquerque, who is here for
two weeks visit.
AT GRAND CANYON
ON BUSINESS.
Attorney Chester La Prade
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Grand Canyon on legal business
VISITING AUNT.
Mrs. c. 0. Gr1nton, of Gallun is
visiting here the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. r. A. Bender
RETURNS FOR REHEARSALS.
MISS Estin Burks, instructor in
dancing, who has been in Gallun
since last Friday, returned We'd
nesday to resume her classes and
70 assist in the rehearsals for the
Elks' Carnival. '-o
AT ORAIBI LAST
WEEKEND.
Miss Opal McHood and Miss
Helen Fussell spent last weekend
at Oraibi. N 0''0
BRIDE AND GROOM
VISIT IN WINSLOW.
Clifford Plog, former Winslow
boy was a visitor hese SUNDAY and
Monday of this week, accompanied
oy his bride of two weeks. PIog
VINO was employed at the Mail of
ice for two years or more. and
WI went to Gallup in March
Where he was engaged in the me-
chanlcal department of the Tour
ISL DAILY News. is well known
here, and the many good wishes
for the happy couple were ex-
tended by the numerous friends
in Winslow.
The bride, who was formerly
Miss Margaret Brown, of Gallup.
has made that place her home for
the past several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ploo are at pres
ent residing in Gallup.
BABY DAUGHTER PASSED
AWAY LAST FRIDAY.
Mary Lee, the 10 months old
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cooper. of 422 william
son avenue, passed away Friday
following a brief illness O.. tx
days from objective disorders and
food poisoning. Inter:nent was
Saturday.
VISITING HERE
WITH Ri tTIVES.
Miss Thelma Burk, of Covina.
Calf, is visiting here the guest of
her aunt, Mrs G.. w. Barstow. and
her cousin, Mrs. Ben Evans.
ENJOYING EXTENDED
VISIT IN PHOENIX.
Mrs. Bert Campbell is ENJOYING
an extended VII it in Phoenix with
relatives.
LEFT FOR HOME TUESDAY
4tfrs. Kitty Peters left Tuesday
for her home in Los Angeles after
visit here Of a month with her