Winslow Mail (Newspaper) - May 16, 1908, Winslow, Arizona inflow Mail VOL 1908. 16 No 16 NEWS Death of Miss Tibbits Base Bail That the Winslow baseball team can put up a stiff game ot the National pastime is shown by the game played at Flagstaff last Sunday when the local at Danby were the victors by a on the morning 10th, score of 5 to 2. Quite a number Carolyn A. I of the towns folk accompanied Miss Tibbits came to Arizona the players to the Sky City to about four years ago for her j root for the boys and were very and was stationed enthusiastic over the result ofj Navajo as student operator for j the declaring it the best a but owing to high tude it was thought best tor her to go to a She was at Amboy for a short time and from there was transferred to Dauby where the end Miss Tibbits was born in but had lived in most of her At the time of her death she was 23 years of Miss Tibbits is survived by three sisters who reside at and three sisters and a fath er and mother who live in She also leaves a large number ot sorrowing The funeral took place at Wednesday May 13, Rev. Johnson of Galup The floral offerings were numerous and Friends from St. Michales and Pinto were in The family has the heartfelt sympathy of every one along the Among the floral offerings sent were a beautiful spray and bouquet which were sent by the telegraph operators along the A beautiful spray entirely covering the casket was sent the friends from Ariz. Mrs R. B. Donaldson and niece Miss Kling of Winslow accompanied the body from Needles to Miss Kling to The sisters of Miss Tibbits wish to extend heartfelt thanks to the many friends who helped them in their sad bereave Mrs. S. E. Day Jr. Miss Ruth Tibbits Miss Lillian Tibbits game put up by Winslow this The Flagstaff boys put up a very good article of but the local lads had the Indian sign on A return game will be played in the near future when we will greet Flagstaff on the Winslow The Flagstaff junior team arrived in Winslow on No 8 Sunday and in the afternoon played the Winslow junior team on the local the score ending 16 to 6 in favor of the not wishing to let the have anything on them in the way of walloping the visitors from the snow belt Winslow W. U. The W. C. T. U. held an interesting business session last week The greater part of the time was spent in discussing plans for the It decided to hold a Parlor meeting at the Metho dist on May 21st, at 2:30 An interesting program will be given and refreshments An in is extended to all the ladies of the town to be Who said our candy ain't the the the most delightful and No The Post Office Engineer Peter Henderson is holding down a passenger run between Winslow and Seligman during the absence of engineer O. i Young who has left for the east accompanied by his two Mr. Young will first visit at the home of his parents in after which he will attend the convention of the Brotherhood You can have newspaper j of Locomotive Engineers at delivered to you having been elected your residence every Just a delegate to represent the local the one that you want to lodge of that us and we will get it. The Post Office Every home should have its daily We will supply Mrs. L. J. Callahan has been that want and you won't have called to her home in to come after it every It owing to the serious illness of her will be delivered to Post Office The When you receive a post card requires one to answer it. That being the call around and we will furnish with the goods with which to fire back an Anything from a loving message to a real good roast that will make the other party sit up and take E. P. and A. G. general of the Santa private were passengers on No. 2 Monday At Rio Puerco they were met by general manager J. E. Hurley of and together they made a trip of inspection over the Belen a continuing on Mr. Wells returning to Los Angeles on No. 7 Thursday Conductor George of was in Winslow this week having brought in one of the regular passenger This is the first time Mr. Cochran has been among us for sometime owing to a series of operations which he has undergone during the past eight months keeping him in the hospital the greater portion of that The last operation seems to have been a success and Mr. Cochran is now i on the high road to Thursday E. T. Democratic nominee for Town withdrew from the and the committee on vacancies placed K. Seeger in the place of Mr. Tom is known here to well too need any introduction or boosting from We believe that he is capable of attending to the duties of that office should he be elected May 25th. on At the Methodist Church Thursday evening Dr. Frank M. of delivered a splendid lecture on the Worth While of All who heard him spoke most highly of the Dr. Lynch is a man ot pleasing scholarly attainments and extensive We would heartily welcome him for another while riding after horses near Hobson this jumped from his horse and broke his right leg above his Hfs horse became entangled in some barbed wire and he got off before the horse fell with J. A. Sutherland returned last week from the springs at San where he has been taking treatments for Mr. Sutherland's condition has been much improved during his stay at the springs and it is now thought he will entirely recover from the tic H. Sutherland was a visitor to Flagstaff and Maine the latter portion of last week looking over lumber and other building material in connection with the building of his new the foundation of which has been Work on the structure is now well under the kind that will blow sale at the Post Office Among the who went to San Francisco for the purpose of visiting the the following have returned during the past week and each is loud in the praise of the enjoyable time had by Mr. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. S. B. Gates and Miss Mary Night chief dispatcher Bowman arrived home from San Francisco on No. 8 Tuesday having spent the past ten days at the California metropolis visiting with friends also taking m the sights incident to the arrival of the fleet at the Bay City and participating in the welcome to the officers and The remains of C. E. were exhumed last Sunday and prepared for shipment to Council from which point a brother of the deceased arrived last Saturday and started east in charge of the remains on Sky C. Santa Fe special is in the hospital at having undergone an operation for appendicitis which from present indications will prove very Mrs. James W. Christal and daughter Belle left Sunday morning on No. 8 for Las N. where they will visit for the next two or three stopping over at Albuquerque on the return One is judged to a certain extent by the paper they use in consequently it is the wisest plan to use the very which can always be found at the Post Office
