The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
Personal and
Local News
To Make Home in Chicago

To Make Home in Chicago
H. w. Bowling left Wednesday
for California, where he will at
tend to business before returning
to Chicago where he will make his
home.
To Grand Canyon Sunday
Miss Irene Kauer and Bob Leon
ard were visitors at the Grand
Canyon Sunday.
To Spend Summer in L. A.
Mrs. w. ]. Bazell and daughter
Wilma, left on Tuesday for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
Visiting Grandparents
Jean Dendinger, granddaughter
of Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Galloway,
arrive last Sunday from Tomb
stone, Arizona, and will spend
some time here the guest of her
grandparents. The little miss was
met in Ashfork by Mr.. Galloway
who accompanied her the remand
er of the way home.
Called to Mcpherson, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Wilson and
Mrs. V. H. Wilson left Sunday
morning for Mcpherson, Kansas,
where they were called on account
of the illness of Mr.. Wilson's faith
er.
10 Visit Local Couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Paris arriv-
ed from Los Angeles Saturday, for
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stew trt Apgar. Mrs. Paris is
sister of Mrs. Apgar.
Returned From Sad Mission
Mrs. Frank Warnica and Mrs.
Nellie Hill, returned Friday from
Chicago, where they attended the
funeral of their niece and cousin,
Miss Ruth Wilson, who passed away
in Tucson about two weeks ago.
Business Visitor in Phoenix
DR.. Oscar Brown was a business
visitor in Phoenix on Monday.
Local People Visit in McNary
Mrs. L. M. Shipley and daughter,
Mrs. R. J. Wood, Mrs. L. o. Holm
and Mrs. J. w. Robinson visited
at McNary on Saturday.
Arrived Here Last Weekend
Mrs. L. I. Theirs arrived on Fri
day last week and will make her
home here from now on, with her
daughter, Miss Gertrude Theirs,
bookkeeper at the Winslow Mail.
House Guest of Mrs. Wood
Mrs. J. F. Powell came in Satur-
day from Seligman for a few days
visit. While here she is the guest
of Mrs. r. J. Wood.
To Have Eyes Treated
Wilbur Lewis left Saturday for
Los Angeles where he will receive
treatment for his eyes.
Called to Coast
Mrs. G. A. Hansen left Sunday for
Modesto, California, where she was
called on account of the illness of
her sister.
Left for L. A.
N. H. Sipe left Monday evening
for Los Angeles, where he was call
ed on business. While in the city
he will have his eyes treated by a
specialist.
To Texas on Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Pattison left
this week for Big Lake, Texas,
where they will visit with Mr.. Pat
tison's parents, for some time.
Home Over Weekend
MisS. Helen Fussell was home
owe. The weekend from the Santa
Fe hospital in Los Angeles, where
she is undergoing treatment for her
eyes.
From Flag to Visit Parents
Miss Doris Henderson was down
from Flagstaff, last weekend to
visit her parents.
Purchases Bank Building.
John Bancord, local theatre man,
purchased the old Bank of Winslow
building last week Bancord was
said to be the only bidder, and the
consideration was stated to have
been $6,500.00. Besides the build
ing, the property consists of lots
10 and 20 in block 2, facing east
on Kinsley avenue, and certain
bank equipment contained in the
building
1t is rumored that Bancord plans
to erect a new and modern show
house on the old bank-site.
Clerk of Board Here.
Wallace Ellworth, clerk of the
board of supervisors was visitor
in Winslow last Saturday, meeting
local people. He is a candidate
for treasurer at the next Demo-
cratic primaries.
In Santa Fe Hospital.
With a hand and foot out of
commission, Bruce Matthie left
last week for examination and
tres Gsdent in the Santa Fe hospital.
Mrs. Matthie left Monday to be
with her husband. Latest reports
are that Matthie's hand was opera