The Winslow mail., 1926-09-03

BOUNCING BABY GIRL.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Morrison this
week received a message announc-
ing the arrival of baby daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs E. 3. Hebert, Of
Fresno, California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hebert will be well remembered
here by their many FRIENDS and ac-
quaintances, since they made this
their home for several years, while
Mr.. Hebert was chief clerk in the
uperintendent's office and later
transportation inspector for the A.
I. & S. F. They removed to Fres-
no about two years ago.
WILL VISIT IN KANSAS.
Mrs. r. ]. Woods and son left
Sunday for Cottonwood Falls, Kan
sas, where they will visit for a
short time with Mrs. Woods par
ents.
HERE on SHOPPING
MISSION.
NJ L. Flake, wife and mother,
Mrs. T. A. Willis, and Mrs. M. Fl.
Flake were here Wednesday from
Snowflake.
LEFT TUESDAY FOR
POINTS IN KANSAS.
Mrs. F. c. Neil left Tuesday for
points in Kansas where she will
visit for two weeks. Mr.. Neil will
then join her and they will visit
points east.
INJURED PEOPLE PASSED
THROUGH HERE MONDAY.
Nine injured men and one in
jured woman passed through Wins
low Monday evening enroute from
the Gallup hospital to Los Angeles
Santa Fe hospital They were in
jured in the wreck at ThOreau on
August oath. DR.. Oscar S. Brown
was in charge of the injured peo-
pie and assisted by Mrs. J. B. Nc
Hood and Miss Georgia Hunt, at
tended to the transferring of the
patients to Los Angeles.
TO GALLUP MONDAY TO
ASSIST WITH INJURED.
Mrs. J. B. McHood and Miss
Georgia Hunt left Monday morning
for Gallup to take charge of the in
jured employees enroute to the
Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles.
VISITED RELATIVE HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hunt Wis
tied here Sunday with Miss Martha
Hunt, Santa Fe nurse.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Mrs. Glenn Franklin has been
seriously i'll for the past week with
an attack of ptomaine poisoning,
but is reported as slightly improv-
ed.
COLORADO GUESTS.
Miss Hilda Sprowls and Joe
Sprow1s, of La Mar, Colorado, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Peterson for three or four days
this week. They are now visiting
friends and relatives in Needles,
California
RETURNED THIS WEEK FROM
MONTHS VISIT ON COAST.
Mrs. Irene Hart and son, Charles
Lee, returned this week from Los
Angeles, where they have been Wis
iting for the past month with her
mother
BACK TO LONG BEACH.
Mrs. Jess Grundy, of Long Beach,
returned to her home Wednesday
following a two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Fred Dover.
RETURNS HERE TO TEACH.
Miss Mary Vern Coleman, teach
er in the local schools, will return
today from her home in Canyon,
Texas, where she has been spend
ing the summer months, and will
take up her duties as instructor in
cooking and kindred classes, in the
Winslow High school.
BACK FROM GALLUP.
The Misses Marion and Irma
Bremke returned Sunday from
Gallup after spending a week in
that citv with friends and relatives
and enjoying the Intertribal Cere-
monial.
DROVE THROUGH FROM
PHOENIX IN, NEW CAR.
r. c. McClintock drove in from
Phoenix Thursday in a new car
purchased in the CAPITAL City.
VISITING PARENTS
IN KANSAS.
Mrs. F. G.. Neill left this week for
Wichita, Topeka and other Kansas
cities where she will visit her par
ents and other relatives. She will
be gone month. Mr.. Neill ex-
poets to join her about the fifteenth
of the month and both will go on to
Chicago for visit there.
RETURNED HOME
LAST SATURDAY.
H. B. Matthie, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Alice Matthie, and
his sister, Miss Charlotte, returned
TO Winslow last Saturday Follow
ing a visit here of about two weeks
Mrs. Matthie and daughter will re-
turn to California
TO MAKE EXTENDED VISIT
ON WESTERN COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Dunlap left
this week for the Southern Cali
fornia beaches, where following a
two weeks vacation Mr.. Dunlap
will return to his duties as mana
ger of the local Standard Oil Co.
station. Mrs. Dunlap will visit
Oakland, San Francisco and Port
land, Oregon, before returning to