The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1913-10-10
Holbrook News Items.

freeman H. Hathorn was here
from his trading post at Keams
canyon, Tuesday.
F W. Nelson, county attorney
&c Anache county, was in town
"Wednesday n and Thursday.
Orville L. Hathorn was in town
from Chambers on business in
olo,uOnection l,O with his final proof of
homestead Wednesday.
Walter McLaws is unloading
b;c fourth car of Ford automo-
biIes 5 today, which he has han
lied here within about the last
year.
Thorwald Peterson and wife,
If Pinedale, arrived here on their
ypturn from Salt Lake City,
Tuesday, and left the same day
for their home.
Lorenzo Rogers formerly with
the Coop at this place but now
manufacturer of cement blocks
at Snowflake, was a business Wis
itor here Tuesday.
Ralph Ramsey and Frank H.
Owens. Forest Rangers, were in
town from their stations on the
Sitgreaves National Forest the
first part Of the week.
Row Cummins and family are
now located ir the Rlevins house.
Mr.. Cummins has been employed
at the McLaws garage most of
the summer hut only recently
moved his family here.
The cattleman from the Rio
Puerco la';varad their stock con-
tracte aar'.o in the season to
Ed. s. '0c'- # the stockyards
Wedne 'aE anomg the brands
sold la'rr those belonging to
Dwell DoNahue, Wallace and
Henne
The - Building is near
ing con- On and the furniture
is nov aia installed, the in
terror 4i0r very classy finish
and {. -arence. The building
is moo = every respect and
has its Hwn lighting and heating
plant F. the rear.
W. ". Newman and family
came in from their ranch at Joppa
Tuesdav. and Thursday morning
Mrs. Newman left for Phoenix
where she will reside this winter
because of the school advantages
for her son Theodore. Mr.. New
man returned home but will join
Mrs. Newman at Phoenix in a few
weeks.
Mrs. R. C. Smith received a
message from Salt Lake City
Wednesday, that her, mother,
Mrs. Clara Tenney, had been op-
Grated on at the L. D. S. Hospi-
tai for the removal of a cataract
on the right eys which had been
totally blind for several months,
the patient standing the serious
operation successfully notwith-
her weakened condition.
I'd. Sherlock the Denver cattle
09uyer has been in town several
Gays receiving the cattle contract
"a Tor earlier in the season. And
tnoSe who delivered cattle at
the Stockyards this week were
ira Wakefield, w. M. Baldwin
and Jas. j. Shumway of Taylor.
n frank Campbell, C. H. Ballard and
", W. T. Stratton of Snowflake, and
HGAOde Willis and Alma Young of
Linden. Ed. Solomon made a
roundup of his cattle contracted
IOr M delivery here the first of the
wye week and had them within ten
,alleS nt of town when they all
''ampeded and got away.
James G. Golfer arrived here
~aY several days ago from Los An
s SeleS and has been awaiting the
"JLlVal uIl Of his son Fred Golfer,
" nno IS at Phoenix on business,
NJ NJ take him to Springerville.
of %'. :, Coiter was an early settler
VI m Ine Springervills and Nutrio-
w sOS country, being a large farmer
Sau dau stock raiser, and at one time
yTtputy assessor for this part of
n,Gn nr%vdPal county when it COM
rito,s1 ralSed about one-third of the ter
so,y ss..Ory of Arizona. Mr.. Golfer
5oyS 5o Since leaving this country
ifoaeS tS laS travelled all through Cal
brUtllIa bnt n and into Western Canada
foo, ay mat he can find no place he
'NolS better than in Arizona.
Mo,ln5e me Board of Supervisors met
'V'ludy morning and finished