The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-24

George q. Tenney was here
Sunday from Taylor, attending
to some business matters.
Jesse Tenney took a run down
from Taylor Monday in DR..
Smiths physicians auto.
Forest Ranger O. D. Flake
came in Monday from his ranger
station at Willow Wash.
Mrs. Della w. Hunt arrived
here Sunday, from the ranch, to
spend the winter here in Snow
flake.
Burton R. Smith is up on the
Dagg's ditch assisting in enlar-
ging a "better ditch for a better
section" than elsewhere.
Lieutenant Cunningham was
here over Sunday in command
of the pay squad, on their way
to Fort Apache from Holbrook.
The dance last Friday night
was a program dance and one of
the best and most enjoyed of any
given in the Social Hall, so far
this season.
Mrs. Mary Standifird, Mrs.
Ann Shumway and Mrs. E. 7.
Standifird spent Sunday in Snow
flake, visiting relatives a n d
friends.
County School Superintendent
R. c.. Smith was here from Hol-
brook, the first of the week, on
business matters intent.
Walter McLaws came up from
Holbrook Monday in his Ford
auto. He is buster than a bum
BILE bee bee-ing on the job OF
selling quite a many Fords.
Don C. Cooley passed through
Snowflake Tuesday on his way
from Cooley's ranch to Holbrook
to look after the delivery of some
100 head of fine cattle from then
ranch.
The Social Hall is now in per-
feet shape for basket ball and
general athletic stunts, having
the past week been fixed with
window screens and all accessor-
les.
Lieutenant Jacobs of Company
d., N. G. A., was a visitor in
town Monday. Mr.. Jacobs is on
his way to Mesa after a trip
through the White Mountains.
He is we'll known by the Militia
boys of Snowflake, being one of
their officers at Camp Hunt in
July.
c.. G.. Jacobs, assistant engi-
neer of Water Resources Branch,
United States Geological Survey,
located at Mesa, passed through
here Sunday on his way home,
having come by way of Rice and
Fort Apache, to Snowflake going
on to Holbrook to take train.
Mrs. Eliza Smith, proprietress
of Smiths Hotel has just install
led a large new Champion range.
It's not only a beauty but justly
servicable. Aunt Hap, Mrs. H.
S. Hunt also has just gotten a
I like range, which she is now
thoroughly enjoying in her kitch-
en- at her residence.
The Stake Academy Basket
Ball team are to go to ST. Johns
today (Friday) to play a game
with St. Johns Academy boys
with full expectations of max
ing 'em look like thirty cents, -
and our boys are fully capable of
doing, provided they don't have
too much compassion for the boys
at st. Johns and let them down
easy.
DR.. w. A. Smith arrived here
Sunday from his business trip to
Chicago. The doctor came over
land from Albuquerque in a
Studebaker physicians auto, the
first one to be seen in this Sec
ton, and has a boxed in room
O. top O. wheels. !" 1t is certain
ly a pleasure auto complete; one
is out OF the dust, wind, rain and
some sand. The Doctor will at
tedd his patients here for a few
weeks.
George Scott and family were
here Sunday from Showlow, Mr..
Scott was on his way toHolbrook
to deliver a large number of
sheep that he sold lately. He
tells of when nearly to Snowflake
of running into a wire fence with
his team but fortunately with no