The Winslow mail., 1926-10-08
FROM VACATION

Ody, Cu6 SuSSIS VI MISS williams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Will
liamS.
RETURNED FROM VACATION
Mrs. Florence Mosely of the sup
erintendent's office, returned Sun
day from the coast, where she has
spent the past month with her
mother in, Santa Monica.
WILL SPEND MONTH IN
SILVER CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Aughney left
Thursday for Silver City, where
they will spend a month while Mr..
Aughney enjoys his annual vaca-
ton
ANOTHER WINSLOW HOTEL
CHANGES HANDS
"a deal whereby the Palace Hotel,
44e18 East Second street was sold
to Mrs. ]. r. Janeway and Mrs.
Rose Dye, by Mrs. Chas. Meighan,
was consummated on October l,
and the hotel, under new manage
ment will continue to be run in the
same efficient manner as in the
past The new owners are well
several years in Winslow.
LEFT ON TEN DAY TRIP
Mr. and Mrs G. C. Bazell left
late this week on a ten day busi-
ness and pleasure trip that will
take them to Phoenix, Albuquer-
que and Ell Paso.
GUESTS OF MRS. r. G. BAZELL
NIYc Of
arrived Sunday to join her hus-
and who has accepted a position
at the Central Drug Co. Mr. and
Mrs. Lee are at present the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Bazell. They
expect to make their home in this
city.
LONG BEACH GUESTS
RETURN HOME
Fred Rogers and Clarence Bar
nett of Long Beach, left Monday
for their homes, following a visit
here of week, the guests of G.
G. Bazell. While here the coast
men and their host enjoyed hunt
ing trip, in the mountains.
BROTHER OF LOCAL MAN
STOPS OVER HERE
FOR VISIT
w. B. McGregor, superintendent
of State Prison Farms at Jeffer-
son City, Missouri, stopped over for
two days the first of the week, to
visit his brother, r. D. McGregor
and family, and other relatives Mr.
McGregor was on his way to Cali
fOrnia to secure an escaped prison
er He was very favorably i'm
pressed with Arizona and the beau
ties of the Painted Desert and Pet
rified Forest, which he visited
while here.
VISITS IN PHOENIX
Charles McCauley of Winslow,
spent last weekend in Phoenix
with Mrs. CcCauley, who is spend
ing some time in the capitol city.
= McCauley drove to Phoenix
Fer the new Coronado Trail from
Springerville to Clifton.
RETURNS FROM COAST
George Hammond returned this
week from Los Angeles, where he
spent some time with Mrs. Ham
mand, who is on a months visit
to the coast. While in Los Angeles
Mr.. Hammond attended the trial of
Mrs. Aimee Semple Mcpherson.
HOUSE GUEST OF LOCAL
MEMBERS
Grand Master A. A. Foster of the
|. o. o. F., was the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stegmier, while
in Winslow Monday Tuesday.
MERCHANT RETURNS
Carl Behn, local merchant, who
recently went to California for his
health, returned from the Iona
ZtRda hospital much improved.
CANDIDATE HERE
George Schaefer, county treasur-
er and Democratic nominee for the
office of supervisor from the Wins
low district, was in Winslow Tues
otherday oil business and IN the
interests of his campaign.
OPENS POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
c. j. McQuillan, Republican nom
inee for state representative, is an
other Republican who this week
started an aggressive campaign for
votes in the general election. In
this issue appears the first of Mr..
McQuillan's advertisements.
WILL SPEND WINTER IN
KANSAS CITY
Mrs. Madeleine Hink left Satur-
day for Kansas City, where she will
spend the winter. Following an ill
ness of the past few months, the
change was deemed necessary.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. L. w. Vandebur returned
from the hospital this week, where
she has been confined, following
an attack of heart trouble.
MRS. SAUNDERS AND MOTHER
GO EAST
Mrs. H. B. Saunders and mother
Mrs. M. j. Ball, left Tuesday en-
Number %, for Osceola, Missouri
where they will spend a month
visiting Mrs. Saunders sisters and
other relatives
LEFT FOR COLORADO SPRINGS
FOLLOWING VISIT HERE
WITH MOTHER
Mrs. Eula Nelson left Tuesday on
Number 8 for Colorado Springs
where she will visit for a short
while before returning to her home
in Texas. While in Winslow, Mrs
Nelson was the guest of her moth.