The Holbrook news., 1913-11-07

FOR SALE Four good saddle horses. in good condition. Lars Peterson.
 Sheriff Joseph Woods and wife were in Winslow the first part of the week on business.
 Miss Annie Willis, of Snow flake, was the guest of Mrs. Chas. Gardner over the week end.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee are in the mountains enjoying few days hunting.
 H. B. Thompson. editor of the Snowflake Herald, was here over Sunday, enroute to Phoenix.
 T. J. lesser. c. J. SpeIlmire, J. A. Lyons. were prominent visitors here during the week. from Winslow.
 Miss Laura Ballard and father, C H. Ballard, left Tuesday for their Snowflake home. Miss Ballard was returning from vis- It with her sister in Flagstaff.
 R. A. Willis, of Snowflake, was in town the first of the week receiving the Hupmobile which he purchased from Less Hart.
 Attorney Thorwald Larson left on Sunday morning for Phoenix to attend the fair and to visit his parents.
 Gen. Scott and his son and aid Lieut.. Scott. passed through on Tuesday enroute to Ft. Apache on a tour of inspection.
 MT. and Mrs. D. D. Crabb and children. of Pinedale, are attend ing the State fair at Phoenix. They spent a few days in Hol- brook en route.
 Miss Ruth Grouse and J. E Crosby are attending the Arizo- na State fair this week. While in Phoenix Miss Grouse is the guest of her uncle. w. c Grouse.
 BORN To MT. and Mrs. E.B. Newman, of 1909 North 2nd street, Phoenix, on Tuesday night of November 4th. a beaut1- ful baby girl.
 Livestock Inspector Lew H. Mickey, who was called to Phoe- nix and Prescott on matters of business, returned to Holbrook during the week.
 Jos. w. Smith, cashier of the Bank of Northern Arizona, of Snowflake, stopped over night in Holbrook on his return home from attending the Bankers con- vention at Phoenix.
 The St. Johns band and orches- tra boys returned this morning from the Arizona State fair held in Phoenix. While here last Saturday the boys played several open air selections which were much enjoyed by everyone who heard them. In the evening they gave a dance at the Pastime to help defray their expenses while in Phoenix, which was attended by very large crowd.
 Mrs. Wallace H. Larson, who is teaching school at Taylor, is spending her weeks vacation with MT. Larson, accompanying him on his various business ex- cursions to other towns.
 A. F. Mcbride, cattle buyer who spent several weeks here in the interest of the Pacific Coast Beef and Provision company, left on Monday for Phoenix.
 Edw. J. Garrison has opened up a coal and wood yard. He is also agent for gasoline lamps, and Insurance. He makes and sells rubber stamps, branding stamps and cuts for stationery. He occupies the office with R. s. Teeple. Phone your orders.
 The Young Mems and Young Women's Mutual Improvement association meets every Sunday evening at Mr. Thorwald Lar sons law office. The subjects , under discussion are interesting and very instructive. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
 Mrs. Louise Cross, mother of w. B. Cross, is spending the week in Phoenix, enjoying the many sights of the Arizona fair Mrs. Cross will not return to Holbrook at the close of the fair, but will go to Central, Gila coun- ty. where she will spend the winter with her nephew, George Coombs.