The Snowflake herald., 1913-12-26
Snowflake News Notes of Interest

John w. Saul was in from his
ranch Wednesday to get supplies.
Forest Ranger V. D. Smith and
wife spent Christmas in the city.
Lewis Hunt, from Hunt, is in
Snowflake to spend Christmas
with his family.
Ross Hunt made a trip the first
of week to the Pinedale saw mill
to get a load of lumber.
d. E. Slosser and James Thom-
as were visitors in Snowflake
Saturday from Pinedale.
]. E. Brewer and family have
secured a house in Pinedale and
their children are now attending
school.
Allen K. Miller, of the A. c..
M. l., Holbrook, is spending
Christmas with his family in
Snowflake.
Miss Inez Earl, of Pine, Ariz.,
is spending Christmas with her
friend Miss jamie Kartchner, in
Snowflake.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Smith are
down from Pinedale to spend
Xmas. with Mrs. Smiths parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hunt.
William C. Smith, student of
the Northern Arizona Normal at
Flagstaff, is home, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Smith.
Lawrence Brewer, the Pine
dale merchant, was in town this
week loading up with goods for
his mercantile establishment.
John R. Hulet, of the Arizona
Cooperative Mercantile Institu-
ton, spent Christmas with his
family in Snowflake, returning
to Holbrook today.
G. E. Pagan, signal service
Inspector, u. S. A., passed
through Snowflake Saturday en-
route to Fort Apache to inspect
the telegraph line. He came
from Ell Paso.
Neils Hansen is engaged in
building a dwelling house for Til
Imam Willis, in the southeastern
part of the city. The residence
consists of ten rooms and is being
constructed of concrete.
]. D. Childers & Son have just
completed the painting and dec
Grating of the w. E. Stratton res
idence in the east part of town.
1t was painted both on the inside
and out and presents very
handsome appearance.
Mrs. ]. M. Westover, who has
been spendingthe winter in Snow
flake, returned to St. Joe on Tues
day on Roy Cummings auto to
spend Christmas. She was ac-
companied by her son Frantz, who
will represent The Herald, during
his stay there.
Mrs. Ellen Willis returned
home Monday from Salt Lake
City, where she has been in the
L. D. S. hospital receiving treat
ment for cancer in one of her
eyes, and we regret to say that
the report is that the lady did
not get much benefit.
Don C. Smith, Snowflake's
popular contractor and builder,
returned last Saturday from a
three DAYS business visit in Hol-
brook to get some brick which he
failed to land. Mr.. Smith is now
getting ready to put up a wind
mill on his new place on the hill
above the academy. He has a
fine we'll with 7-inch casing.
Lieut.. and Mrs. R. M. Barton
and baby passed through yester-
day enroute to Fort Sheridan,
Illinois, where the lieutenant
will take station. Lieut.. Barton
has been the post quartermaster
at Fort Apache, and has made
many friends among our people,
who regret to see him leave, and
who wish him and his estimable
wife good luck wherever they
may be-
Charles Savage, a prominent
merchant, and Martin Ellsworth,
a stockman, of Showlow, were
visitors in Snowflake Tuesday to
take in the Captain of Ply
mouth, and report they enjoy
ed the opera very much. They
returned home Wednesday to
attend the dance in their city
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