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

John Hunt made a business
trip to Holbrook last Monday.
The deer and turkey season
will close next Monday, Decem-
Der 18th.
Walter McLaws was a business
visitor in Snowflake few days
this week.
Thomas Saul, who runs an In
dian trading store at Cibicue,
was a business visitor in town
this week.
Asa E. Packard, of Pinedale,
was in Snowflake this week pur-
chasing goods for Charles Brew
er's store.
J. A. Holiday was in town
Wednesday from Cooley's ranch.
He reports a heavy fall of snow
in his section of the country.
Mrs. A. J. Ward and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyok, from Par
owan, Utah, are here visiting
with their brothers, Amos and
Davis Rogers. They expect to
remain three weeks or more.
DIR. J. w. Bazell came up the
fore part of the week to attend
Mrs. Alma Hunt, who has been
very sick at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Darien Kartchner. The
patient is reported much better.
Burton Smith made a two days
hunting trip to the ranch this
week, but the deer must have
had word in advance of his ad-
vent and cleared out. He saw
numerous tracks, but no game,
and reports about eight inches Of
snow on the ground.
Miss TIA Hunt left on Sunday
for Winslow, from which place
she will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Hi Fuller on an extensive pleas
ure trip. First the party will
visit California places of interest,
and then proceed to Panama, to
see Uncle Sans big Canal which
connects the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. The trip will extend
over period of two or three
months.
Ex-Governor George Radcliffe
Cotton, and his sister, Miss Col
ton, who have been spending
about month at the Cooley
ranch, passed through town
Wednesday on their way to Cal
ifornia, where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Cotton served
his country for four years as
governor of Porto Rico, and he
and his sister are making pleas
ure tour of the west. Their
home is in Washington, d. G.
Forest Supervisor G. H. Jen-
nings and Clerk Frank P. Col
lins and Chas. H. Kissam, of the
Forest service, left in Mr.. Jen-
nings' auto Wednesday for Hol-
brook, from which place Messrs.
Collins and Kissam took the train
for Phoenix, where Mr.. Collins
is to take a civil service examin-
alton tomorrow and Mr.. Nissan
will take in the sights at the cap
| ital. Mr.. Jennings proceeded on
/ his machine to Winslow, from
which place he will inspect diff
ferent stations within his juris-
diction.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whetton,
of Bluewater, New Mexico, were
the guests Of Misses Delpha and
Mary Lundquist the fore part Of
the week, and on Monday eve
ming quite a crowd of their
I friends, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Whetton, also of Bluewater,
held an informal party at the
! Lundquist home, in their honor.
I The guests enjoyed a very ex-
cellent program of vocal music,
and elegant refreshments were
served during the evening. The
/ Lundquists are on their way to
California to spend a part of the
winter.
At the regular meeting of the
city council of Winslow held
Tuesday evening Of last week a
petition was presented by Hon.
]. F. Mahoney that had for its
purpose the granting of a fran
chise to build a street railway in
Winslow. The large new Santa
Fe roundhouse and shops are
located more than a mile from
the business center which, to-
gether with the rapid growth Of
the city, tend to make the pro-
Doeed nrOiect necessary and it