The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
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turntd Monday from st. Louis and
other points east where they had
been visiting for six weeks with
relatives and friends.
RETURNED FROM
S. F. HOSPITAL.
Corbett Wolfe returned Monday
from Los Angeles, where he was
confined to the Santa Fe hospital
for re-examination of Pn injured
shouldtr.
ATATENDED RECEPTION
IN FLAGSTAFF.
Mrs. Sam Proctor at ended the
reception in Flagstaff last Mon
day for Professor and Mrs. Grady
Gammage. She rtports a receiv-
ing line of over 400 including fac
E3g mmbtrs, alumni and town.
folk of Flagstaff. The affair was
held in the Ashurst Auditorium.
VISITING IN PASADENA.
Mrs. V. C. Proctor is at tht
coast on business trip and is
also enjoying visit with her
niece, Mrs. A. R. Brownell, of
Pasadena.
GIRL INJURED
HERE IMPROVING.
Miss Daisy Metcalf, woo wes
sevtrely injured in an auto acci-
dent a short distance west of this
city about two months ago, and
who has been in a Gallup hospi-
tai since that time, is reported as
improvin~ rapidly. The casts on
the injured limbs will be removed
IL a ftw days, and it is thought
thatt her release from the hospii-
tai will be permitted within three
weeks. Miss Mtcalf has many
learn of her recovery.
RECOVERING FROM
OPERATION.
Mrs. V. H. Driver, who left Sun
day for Colorado Springs, Colo,
and who underwent a major per-
alton in the Glockner hospital in
that cityy Wednesday, is reported
as getting along as well as ex-
pected and her rapid recovery is
expected.
BACK TO PHOENIX. >.
Fred Perry and Ito Chamblis,
Who have been installing the cleo
trical fixtures in the Trimble
building for the past two weeks,
left Thursday for their home in
Phoenix
NEW STENOGRAPHER IN
UNITED BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Miss E. Ruth French, formerly
stenographer in the office of
James H. Kerby, secretary of
state, at Phoenix, has accepted a
position in the United Bank and
Trust Co., and will relieve Mrs.
Agnes Janewayy, who has tender
ed her resignation.
NEW MEMBER ON FORCE
AT CENTRAL DRUG co.
w. Lea, of Los Angeles, has
accepted position on lhe force
at the Central Drug Co., and Mrs.
Lea will join her husband here
Sunday. Mrs. Leo Is a niece of
DR.. R. G. Bazell.
TO FLAGSTAFF
FOR WINTER.
Mrs. J. w. Bazell went to Flag
staff Sunday where she will
spend the winter.
HERE DURING ILLNESS
OF MRS. DRIVER.
Mrs. R. L. Lusch, of Mesa. is
here assisting the family in the
absence of Mrs. V. H. Driver, who
is confined to Colorado Springs
hospital following an operation.
JUDGE CROSBY HERE
Judge J. E. Crosby of Holbrook,
spent several days in Winslow this
We = campaigning. He is a candi-
dafa for reelection on the Republi-
can ticket.
HOLBROOK ATTORNEY
w. P. Geary, we'll known Hol-
brook attorney, spent Tuesday in
Winslow on legal matters.
'TOOTS" EDITOR GOING
TO KAIBAB
Sometime during the end of the
present week, Charles Erickson,
promulgator of the "Toots From
the Roundhouse" column in The
Mail, expects to head a party of
people to the Kaibab forest, to hunt
deer. Erickson, who is associated
with others in a resort on the Kai-
bab, is plotting party of ten to
the forest, where they will nunt
deer. Due to heavy rains the de-
parture has been delayed for sew
eral days. Erickson plans to be
absent for the next three to four
weeks.
CANDIDATE HERE
d. E. Mclaughlin, Democratic
nominee for superior judge, spent
several days in Winslow this week
on a campaign trip.
SHERIFF HERE
Sheriff Dan Divelbess of Hell
brook, was a visitor in town tor
several days this week, on Official
business and incidentally looking
after his fences for rejection.
LEAVES FOR COAST.
Mrs. ]. B. Drumm left Saturday
fG&an extended visit in California
H; - daughter, Miss Ida Drumm
has been in California for the past
month, and may spend the re-
mainder of the winter there. Mrs
Drumm expects to be away about
two months.
BRINGS CAR FROM PHOENIX.
John Drumm left here Tuesday
for Phoenix. from which city he