The Winslow mail., 1926-10-29
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WILL FINISH APPRENTICE
COURSE HERE
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WILL FINISH APPRENTICE
COURSE HERE
E. E. Holt returned Sunday from
San Bernardino, California, where
he has been employed in the San
ia Fe shops. Mr. Holt intends to
finish his apprentice course here
in Winslow.
TO 81. JOHNS on MONDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Martens and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson mo-
tored to st. Johns and other points
of interest on Monday
LOCAL FAMILIES VISIT
IN SNOWFLAKE
A. B. Campbell and family and
Mrs. r. B. Smith and children mo-
tored to Snowflake on Sunday to
spend the day with their parents.
VISITING IN NEEDLES
Mrs. j. A. Peterson left TUESDAY
.yEening for Needles, California
where she will visit for few days
with her son A. 3. Peterson and
family.
VISITS SISTER
Albert Anderson, supervisor from
the first district of Apache county,
was here last week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. E. M. Patterson.
SPENT WEEK IN PHOENIX
Mrs. Lillian Howell, Mrs. G.. C.
Bazell and Mrs. r. c. Kaufman
spent the week in Phoenix
TOMBSTONE COUPLE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis Of
Tombstone, spent several days III
WlnsloW this week Mr. Davis is
president of the Huachuca Water
company in Tombstone.
,s1ALLOWE'EN PARTY FOR
PRIMARY LEAGUE
A Halloween party for the pri-
mary league of st. Paul's Episcopal
church is to be given tonight at
the Guild Hall, to which a cordial
invitation has been extended to
every little boy and girl of Wins
low. Games will be played and re-
freShments served. The fund de-
rived from the small admission fee,
will be used for the Christmas box
to be sent to the children Of Fort
Defiance.
MAN ,,NITH INJURED FOOT
SENT TO HOSPITAL
A, B. Chase, well known local
man. who had his foot hurt this
week, when he dropped a jack
handle on it, causing painful injur-
les, left this morning for Los An
geles, where he will enter the Santa
Fe hospital for treatment for the
injured member
PIANO RECITAL TO BE
GIVEN NOVEMBER 5
Pupils of Miss Nan Brown will
be heard in a piano recital consist
ing Of several numbers, next Fri
day afternoon at three o'clock at
the Washington school auditorium.
Miss Brown will be assisted in her
program by Miss Estin Burks, who
will have two group dance numbers
presented by her pupils, Miss
GLADYS Blackburn, will present
Chorus and the pupils of Mrs: Des
: Mahoney will render two readings
4VISITING NIEgE HERE :
Mrs. Margaret Leeds, is visiting
here this week, with her niece Mrs.
j. r.. Anderson Mrs. Leeds, who
has been spending the summer at
the California beaches, is enroute
to her home in Sterling Kansas.
VISITING FROM ST0NEMAN
LAKE
C. w. Durham of Stoneman Lake,
arrived in town yesterday to visit
for a few days with his family who
are spending the winter with MI.
and Mrs. Charles Daze.
ADD PIANO RECITAL STRY ---.-.---.
The public is invited to attend.
DOWN FROM GALLUP.
Miss EStin Burk spent Thursday
aead Friday here this week, in the
&terest of her classes in interpre~
live dancing and violin in this city.
Miss Burk was i'll last week and on
that account was unable to be here
during the presentation Of the pro-
glogue by her class, at the Acme
Theatre:
RETURNED FROM VISIT IN EAST
Mrs. Bruce Matthie returned
Tuesday Of this week from the east
where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past several weeks.
While away she spent several days
in Chicago and in CoffeeVille, Kan
sas where friends and relatives re-
side.
BABY BOY.
According to word received in
Winslow this week, a ten pound
baby boy was born on the 26th to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Strickler Of San
Bernardino, California. MIS- s.
Strickler, who before her marriage
was Miss Katherine Plobus, attend
cd the local schools and is the sis
ter of Mrs c. b. Norman of this
city.