Holbrook argus., 1911-11-14

Santa Fe telegraph office, has been 3D. pointed agent for that company at McCartys, N. NJ. Mir. and Mrs. Ball left for their new home last Friday.
 J, F. Work, recently of Flagstaff, has been transferred to the Santa Fe telegraph office at Winslow
 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday at 2;3O p m. November Is, at the M E. church, to transact business and hear repor;s from the delegates to the state convcn- 1 tion held at Phoenix on November 6, 9 and 10. All ladies are cordially invited.
 D, P. Howell, of Navajo, was busi- ness visitor in town this week. | Mrs. Stevenson, of Adamana, was a visitor here last week, taking in the 101 Ranch Wild West Show.
 w. H. Shawnee, of Pinedale, was a Winslow visitor last Friday.
 k. B. Newman, of Holbrook, was business visitor here last Sunday
 The Town Council of Winslow held thelr regular meeting at the City Hall Thursday afternoon. The Clerks re- port of the meeting will be found in another column of this issue | J. Lorenzo Hubbell, of Apache couu- ty, was a Winslow visitor Sunday. Jas. H. Bennett and wife arrived he.e from Williams Tuesday MT. Bennett has been for several months conductor on the log run between Williams and ! Bellemont but is now assigned 10 through service between Winslow and i Seligman.
 A. M Cummings, conductor on the water run between Ash Fork and s. ligman, was i'll town this week enjoy ing a brief vacation and visiting with his many friends here.
 B. F. Saunders and wife returned | Tuesday from Kansas, having been visiting there with relatives
 Mir. and Mrs. Van Riper and J. Stu art Christal returned Monday from Albuquerque whither they had journ- eyed Saturday on account of the in- jury of Engineer J. w. Chrlstal
 o. B. Sutton was in town this week, purchasing supplies for the ranch. Dr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Sampson left Wednesday for Phoenix to visit at the Fair
 Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Bazel were out bound passengers Monday, destined for Phoenix and the festivities of Fair week.
 Conductor R. E. Keeney left Friday morning for Los Angeles and other coast points where he will spend the next two months visiting.
 Miss Ruth lesser entertained few of her friends with s dance last SAtur- day after1oou, at the opera house. May Proctor presided at the piano and Jos. Crozer acted in the capacity of floor manager. The following young folks were present: Ila Gates, Gladys Marley, Bsbe Coyne, Grace Butuer, Lucille Folsom, Willard Folsom, Peter Wright, Lige Crozer, John Duffy and George Sampson.
 Conductor Geo. H. Sutherland re- turned Friday morning, after ab ab- sence of thirty days, spent visiting with relatives at Ironton, Ohio, and other points in that vicinity.
 Mrs. 5. L. Hosler returned this week from her visit in the east with rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. E l.. Hosler left this week for Los Angeles where she will sit for a short time
 John Sutherland left yesterday for San Bernardino, where he goes on bus inese to be absent about two months.
 Mrs. Lambert is sick at the present time with an attack of typhoid.
 The ladies of the Maccabees had delicious luncheon after their regular meeting at the Elks' hall, last evening.
 Mir. and Mrs Geo. Hill left this week for Los Angeles to be absent for some time,
 Arthur Getchell, of Gallup, was visitor here for few days this week.
 M. P. Hayes, general manager of the trr quarters at Los Angeles, was Wins low visitor this week.
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