Holbrook argus., 1900-05-26
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Rev. Father billy went to St. John Thursday morning.
 Adam Hanna was over from the Petrifed Forest Monday.
 Dr. J. s. Woolford and family were up from Snowflake Thursday.
 Mrs. M. J. Woods and family have moved into the Barnes residence.
 Attorney Bunch, of the firm of Bunch & Jones of Flagstaff, came in on No. 3 Wednesday.
 Peter Sponseller of Show Low, shipped two cars of sheep from here Wednesday morning to Kansas City.
 "Tex" claims to have been mana ger of the ball team at Penzance Sunday, but the boys seem to think he was their hoodo.
 Mrs. NJ. Sorenson and two children arrived here from California Satur- day, and accompanied Mir. Sorenson to Taylor Sunday.
 Miss Perkins of Williamsburg, Ky, passed through here Saturday on her way to St. John to visit her brother, who is editor of the Herald.
 The Santa Fe people have a crew of men at work about three miles west of town, putting in new iron bridge across the Leroux wash.
 Rev. Father billy of Flagstaff, held services in the schoolhouse several evenings this week. Quite q large crowd turned out to hear him.
 Mrs. Will c. Barnes arrived Mon day from Phoenix, and is spending a few days visiting with Mrs. A. Schuster. We were little previous in stating that she was here last week.
 Telephone lines are being built all over the Territory. Why not build one between Winslow and Holbrook? It would be very convenient, and we believe could be made paying l investment.
 A. F. Potter started with an outfit for Winslow Wednesday morning to meet the Forest Reserve investigat- ing committee from Washington. Ellis Nicholas of St. John, accom- panied the outfit.
 Nat Greer has decided to leave Holbrook and will move his family to Fl Paso soon. MT. Greer's people are old residents here, and while we regret to see them leave, we hope they will prosper in their new home
 Feed Wetzler, John Connor, L. E.. Divelbess, A. Schuster and Burton Mossman attended Masonic lodge at Winslow Saturday night. Two can didates received the Third degree, and the visiting brethren report hay ing had a very good time.
 Holbrook will be represented at the Worlds Fair at Paris by Julius Wetzler and family and H. H Scorse. They have ordered theil passports, and MT. Wetzler's people will leave next month while Mir Scorse will go later in the season.
 MT. M. H. Rowe has been relieved as supervisor of the Black Mess forest reserve. MT. Rowe has beer an efficient and painstaking officer and has made many friends among the people of Apache county. Ht will have our best wishes no matter to what new field he may go.-St John Herald.
 We are making club offer to new subscribers of the Saturday Post published at Los Angeles, and tn, ARGUS, one year for S275. Tn, regular price of the Post is S1.0I per year. Sample copy on applica tion to this office. Old subscriber paying one year in advance will b, entitled to the same offer. H. B. Gardner was in from Wood ruff Sunday. He went to Clifton Monday, and it is possible that h will locate there permanently. Nil Gardner has been working for tn , ARGUS in the upper country for tn past week, and we can highly recon mend him to the people of Clifto as an energetic, capable young mar and we hope he may succeed i xuh atavor ha un6art kac