The Winslow mail., 1926-08-27
TRAINMAN REINSTATED.

months ago, has been reinstated
and is again on duty.
RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS.
Miss Evelyn Stone, who has been
i'll for some weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to permit a journey to
Artesia, New Mexico, where she
will spend a month or six weeks
recuperating from her illness.
BACK FROM VACATION.
Mrs. G. A. Hill returned from the
coast this week after a five weeks
vacation.
JOINED MOTHER AND
SISTER IN L. A.
H B. Matthie left Tuesday morn
ing for Los Angeles where he met
his mother and sister and contin-
ued on to San Jacinto, where a
week will be spent before the party
return to Winslow.
TO ATTEND WEDDING
OF son IN L. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hoxsie left
Thursday for Los Angeles where
they go to attend the wedding of
their son, Reginald, on September
first, to Miss Louise Scordan. Reg
inald Hoxsie is a former Winslow-
ite and a student of the local
schools, and will be remembered
and congratulated by his many
friends in this city The bride is
an attorney and practices law IN
the coast city. While in California
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxsie will also visit
their daughter, Mrs. H. j. Fulton,
of San Bernardino.
SPENDING VACATION
| WITH SISTER HERE.
Miss Ethel Stevenson, who re-
Gently graduated from the Northern
Arizona Teachers College is spend
ing her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. A. B. Nelson.
HERE ATTENDING
INJURED son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, of
Holbrook, are here this week car
ing for their son, who sustained
many cuts and bruises and brok-
en- rib, in the auto accident occur
| ing west of the roundhouse Tues
day evening.
BUSINESS TRIP TO
RIVERSIDE.
DR.. Oscar S. Brown returned
Tuesday afternoon from Riverside
where he had been called on bust
ness.
BUSINESS VISITORS
FROM SNOWFLAKE.
Orrin Kartchner and daughter,
Leona. were business visitors from
Snowflake on Monday, coming over
to have their Buick sedan looked
over at the Old Trails Garage.
WILL HAVE ARM TREATED.
L. l.. Howard left Sunday for
Los Angeles where he will enter
the Santa Fe hospital to receive
treatment for an infected wrist.
SPENT LAST WEEK
IN FLAGSTAFF.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson spent last week
in Flagstaff where she went to at
tend the commencement exercises
of the Northern Arizona Teachers
College, from which her sister,
Miss Ethel Stevenson, graduated.
While there she was the guest OF
Mrs. Earl Slipher.
ATTENDED SNOWFLAKE
REUNION.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G, Garrett were
visitors in Snowflake on Saturday,
While there they attended the "Old
Folks Reunion.
TO L. A. SUNDAY.
Mrs. w. C. Saleo and son left
Sunday for Los Angeles where she
will have her sons ears examined
| and treated by a specialist.
VISITOR IN SELIGMAN.
Mrs. c.. S. Fearis was a visitor IN
Seligman the first part of the week.
HERE in INTEREST OF
CLARK CAMPAIGN.
Raymond Dyas, of Phoenix. was
in town a short time Sunday in the
interest of the E. S. Clark cam
paign for governor.
RETURNED FROM i. A.
Mrs. J. w. Bazell and daughter,
Miss Wilma, have returned from a
vacation spent in Los Angeles.
BAPTIZED CHILD.
r. A. Mazza, of the City Electric
Shoe Shop, accompanied by Mrs.
Mazza and children spent Sunday
and Monday in Gallup, where they
had their newborn child baptized.
HOLBROOK ATTORNEY.
Attorney Paul Geary, of Holbrook
was a visitor in Winslow yesterday
on legal business matters.
| CATTLE BUYER HERE.
Joe Krentz, well known cattle
man and cattle buyer, of Southern
Arizona. spent several days IN
Winslow and adjacent country on
cattle buying trip this week. Whlle
here he was the guest of Ed Wolfe,
of Winslow.
BACK FROM PHOENIX.
Sam PritchaFd, of the Palace OF
Sweets. also owner of the Arcadia
dance hall returned Wednesday
from Phoenix, where he had been
the past week on a business mis-
| sion
ELLSWORTH HERE.
Wallace Ellsworth, clerk of the
board of supervisors and candidate
for treasurer, spent several days in
| WinsloW this week in the interests
! of his candidacy.
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