The Winslow mail., 1926-11-12

| trader on the Navajo reservation,
was here this week making his
annual shipments of stock.
CONSTRUCTI0N FIRM
THROUGH.
The remaining members of the
r. C. Mckee Construction Com
pany's crew that have been work
! ing on the roundhouse repairs
here have finished their work and
gone on to Bakersfield, California,
where similar work awaits them.
CALLED TO LOS ANGELES.
Mrs. Joe Voelker of Winslow
left Tuesday night for Los Angeles
where she was called on account
of the serious Hines of her mother.
PHOENIX MAN HERE.
/ Gene Redewill, piano dealer of
Phoenix, who figured in the acci-
dent west Of Winslow that almost
cost the life of Daisy Metcalfe
last summer was in Winslow Tues
day for short time. He was pre-
pairing a program for musicale
which was held in Flagstaff We'd
! nesday night.
TO STATE FAIR.
MrsW w. Franklin motored to
Phoenix Tuesday to attend the
State Fair. She was Joined later
in the week by. her husband, local
automobile dealer.
RETURNS FROM
OKLAHOMA.
c. A. Robbins, Of Winslow, re-
turned last Thursday night from
Hennessey, Oklahoma, where lie
was called by the news that his
mother was dangerously i'll. Mr..
Robbins reports that his mothers
condition is still very critical.
HERE ON VISIT.
Mrs. @. w. SchIueter, formerly
of Winslow and now a resident ri
Gallup, was in Winslow last
Thursday for a brief visit with
friends, returning home the SAME
night.
LUMBER MAN HERE.
G. Il. Halstead, managing vice
president of the ]. d. Haistead
Lumber Company in Arizona spent
several days in Winslow this week
on business connected with the ID
! cal branch.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL.
"Abie" Chase, who recently went
to the Santa Fe hospital in Los
Angeles for treatment for crush
ed foot. returned to WinSlOW this
week.
JUDGE TO PHOENIX.
Superior Court Judge ]. E.
Crosby left Sunday night for Phoe-
nix where he will spend few
days on d business mission.
HERE ON BUSINESS.
Justin La Fonte, of Leupp, was
in Winslow Saturday on business.
TO LOS ANGELES.
County Attorney Phil Sawyer
and G.. D. McCauley, local attorney,
left Winslow Friday morning for
Los Angeles, where they will re-
main several days on business.
TO COAST.
Miss Myrtle Kelly and sister,
Mrs. Mable Feagins, accompanied
Mrs. Glenn Curtis to her home in
Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs.
Curtis, who was formerly Miss
Helen Rammage, of this city, has
been visiting here the guest Of
Mrs. Feagins. Following brief
visit in the coast city, Miss Kelly
and Mrs. Feagins will be joined in
San Diego by Mrs. Robert Kelly
i,who will leave here Sunday. y
! ACCEPTED POSITION All
KEAMS CANYON.
:. Miss Helen F'ussell, until re-
Gently employed i'll the Santa Fe
superintendent office in this city,
has accepted position as steno-
grapher to the superintendent at
Keams Canyon, and left ON Sun
day to take up her duties the first
of this week
RETURNING TO
HOME IN CALIFORNIA.
J. D. Van Alta, who has been
Twisting here with his daughters,
| Mrs. Frank Christensen and Mrs.
! Geo. Haynes, is returning to his
home in Yermo, California this
morning. Mr.. Van Alta is a for
mer Winslow resident and has en-
joyed greatly his visit here with
! old friends.
HERE FOR STORE
OPENING.
George Michel, manager of the
Arizona Grocery Company, and
John j.. w. Champion, adyer rtising
manager of the same firm, were
| in Winslow this week assisting in
the opening of the new PAY N
Taket" store.