The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-28

Thomas R. Greer, the efficient
teacher at Showlow, was visitor
in Snowflake this week.
Joseph Fish, of Woodruff, is
among the prominent out of town
visitors in the city.
Miss Martha Hunt, is up from
-Winslow to spend Thanksgiving
with her relations and friends.
Abner Ellsworth, of Showlow,
was a visitor in Snowflake this
week on business and pleasure.
Mrs. Cultzor baby and nurse
from Whitriver went back to
Pennsylvania on account of the
baby's health.
BORN. To Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
Rogers at 11:20 p. M, November
%, 1913, a son. Mother and
babe doing we'll.
j. M. Foster, of Stafford, is in
town. He represents a glove and
shoe house, and is circulating
among our merchants.
A. D, Gillespie, who is en-
gagged in the lumber business at
Pinedale, was a visitor in Snow
flake Wednesday and Thursday
and attended the dedicatory SER
vices.
John Miller, accompanied by
his mother and sister, were
among the Holbrook folks atten-
ding the dedicatory exercises
Thanksgiving day.
Acting Deputy Supervisor Kis-
sam came from Showlow Sunday
evening where he had been to
assist in installing a gasoline
engine and we'll at the Ranger
Station. He returned again We'd
nesday evening to spend Thanks
given with Asst. Forest Ranger
Henderson and family.
Among the Holbrookites who
attended the dedication of the
academy were: Judge and Mrs.
Sidney Sapp, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Frank Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Cooley, j R. Hulet, S. d.
Smith and Walter McLaws. All
came over by by auto.
The visitors from st. Johns who
attended the Dedication of the
Snowflake Stake Academy are:
President d. K. Udall, Ella Udall
Ida Udall, Mary Morgan Pearl
Udall, Mat. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown Mrs. Jarvus, Mr.. Rancher
Mrs. Crosby of Eager and A. H.
Smith and family from Hunt.
People coming from Holbrook
report the auto road quite an
improvement over the old road.
1t is understood this road is to
be- used exclusively for automo-
biles, which is a move in the right
direction, as the heavy freight
wagons cut up the road consider
ably for auto riding.
Prof. R. H. Blome, president of
the Northern Arizona Normal
School at Flagstaff was present
and took prominent part in the
exercises attending the dedicat-
ion of the academy last Thursday.
Prof. Blome numbers his friends
in this section by the score, and
they always extend him a hearty
welcome.
George Radcliffe Cotton, gov
enor of Porto Rico, accompanied
/ by his sister, were among the
distinguished visitors in Snow
flake this week. They are on a
sight seeing and pleasure trip
and are spending few days in
the mountains and timber coun-
try, where. the Governor is enjoy
ing a hunting excursion.
The dance given by the First
years Taylor was largely attend
ed and every body seemed to en-
joy themselves very much. The
Snowflake young people was Mr..
and Mrs. Annie Willis Misses.
Annie Willis, Peal Hunt, RoXie
Smith, Florence Bushman, Alice
Smith, Lucy Eager, Frances Hunt,
Hattie Hunt, Leon Kartchner,
Louie Flake, Ada Flake, Ellen
Owens, Mary West, Mildred
Preace, LORNA Rogers, Georgia
Hansen and Julia Messers. Eras-
tus, Noble Rogers, John Webb,
Bern Gibson, Sanford Hunt, Carl
Fish, Horace, Hansen, Reves
Willis, John, Willis, Homer Willis,
Albert Smith, Silas Bushman,
Frank Campbell. Arch Campbell,