The Winslow mail., 1926-06-04

A. E. Bushman, ranch owner OF
Joe City, accompanied by his SON.
was business visitor in Winslow
Thursday.
To Town in Southern Part of
County on Welfare Work
Mrs E. F. Matthews and Mrs. D.
]. Mahoney, members of the Nav
ajo county welfare board, visited
several towns in the southern part
! of the county Wednesday, in the in
terest of that philanthropic organi-
zation. At Snowflake, they were
joined by Mrs. Leonora Rogers,
chairman of the board, and at Hol-
| brook, by Mrs. Lloyd Henning, sec
retary. During their visits at
Snowflake, Showlow, Lakeside and
Taylor, the party interviewed mem
bers on their roll, who are finan-
cial assistants in welfare work in
this county.
Here From Flagstaff
Among business visitors here
from Flagstaff during the week
just past were c. B. Wilson, Flag
staff attorney, G. E. Daimwood, au-
ditor of the Arizona Electric Pow
er company, and G. T. Harrington,
manager of the organization.
Engineer Leaves
H. r. Lendecke, former city en-
gineer Of Winslow, left Tuesday
for California. Lendecke stated
that he was considering an offer
of a position as city manager in a
town in British Columbia.
Holiday in New Mexico
Tom Mcdonald of the Santa Fe
offices here, spent the double holi-
day just past with friends and re-
latives in Ration, New Mexico.
Equipment for McNary
Several carloads of materials for
the dry kilns at McNary have pass
ed through here during the past
week. Reports state that McNary is
feeling increased activity in busi-
ness.
Marry i'm HOlbrOOk
According to word received here,
Robert Roach of this city, and
Sarah Atkins of Los Angeles, were
married last week in Holbrook by
superior court judge, J. E. Crosby.
To Fort Worth
Mrs. L. J. Bennett, a member of
the local public school faculty left
last weekend for Ft Worth, Texas,
where she will visit her parents
during the summer months.
VIII Visit in Pine
Mrs. John LeZear left this week
for Pine, Arizona, where she will
visit her father for a few weeks
before going elsewhere to spend
the remainder of her vacation.
Mrs. LeZear was instructress in
the local schools during the past
year.
Rev. Hayden i'm Prescott
Rev. E. H. Hayden of the Bap-
tist church spent last weekend
and Memorial Day in Prescott.
In Albuquerque
Miss Mildred Suggs of the sup
erintendent's office, spent Sunday
and Monday in Albuquerque, with
her sister.
Dallas Visitor
Mrs. John E. Keller, who has
been visiting here for the past
week, the guest of Mrs. J. R. And
erson, left Monday for her home in
Dallas, Texas.
Removed to HOlbrOOk
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed A. Johnson and
family left on Tuesday of this
week for Holbrook, where they will
make their home from now on.
Mr. Johnson is assistant district
engineer for the state highway de-
partment. Mrs. Johnson who held
the official office of president of
the Navajo county council of the
Parent-Teacher Association, was
an active worker in all the PIT.
A. affairs in this city, and will be
greatly missed by her co-workers
and friends.
Visiting Here From Bisbee
Harriet Johnson, six year old
daughter of Dr. William Johnson
of Bisbee, Arizona, arrived here
Wednesday evening, and will visit
during the summer months with
her grandmother, DR.. Harriet