The Snowflake herald., 1913-09-29
HolbrOOk News Items

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Of the week in Albuquerque.
lie. Kleindienst and P. F.
Pins of Winslow spent the first
Of the week in town.
Attorney Conwell of Winslow,
was a business visitor at the
county seat Monday.
E. B. Newman left Tuesday
for Kansas City with six car
loads of spring lambs.
W. ]. Hookway, Santa Fe
Accent, left Sunday morning with
his family for a two weeks vaca-
ton at the coast.
The A. and B. Schuster Com
nanv received three car loads of
Winslow brick during the week
for the erection of a warehouse
at the rear of their store building.
Adolf Schuster and Paul Myer-
boff of the A. and b. .Schuster
Mercantile Company left Sunday
morning for Whiteriver to look
after the interests of the COM
pany's branch store located there.
Attorney E. S. Clark of Pres
colt spent Friday and Saturday
in town, having business of a
separating nature before tn e
Superior court where he aided
Mrs. Julia Braam, court stem
ographer, to secure decree of
divorce from her husband Joseph
H. Braam.
is. Jones of Gallup arrived
here Sunday morning enroute to
Shumway for tn e purpose Of
again starting G developement
work on his mining prospect near
that place. He has considerable
improved machinery in transit
which is expected to arrive here
soon and which he will install at
the mine, the engine alone weigh
i ing about four thousand pounds.
Married Sunday at the home
of the bride, Miss Ruth Garrison
to Mr.. C. Richard Kelly, Judge
Sidney Sapp officiated. Tt e
bride is the popular deputy coun-
i ty recorder and Mr.. Kelly is a
young business man being en-
ployed by the A. &. B. Schuster
Mercantile Company, THE HER
AID extends congratulations.
Married Saturday morning, six
o'clock Miss Eliza Mann to Mr..
Cappel P. Cozby at the home of
the brides sister Mrs. James
ScorSe, Rev. Mr.. White of Wins
low officiating. Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the bride be-
ing present. Miss Mann is a tai
ented lady with a large circle of
friends in the northern part Of
the state having formerly resided
here and the time of the wedding
was on a visit to her sister.
Mr.. Cozby is employed by the
Santa Fe Railroad company and
resides in Fresno, California,
where the couple will make their
home after returning from their
wedding tour to San Fransisco.
A. H. Hansen, C. M. Bledsoe
and DR.. R. G. Bazell, a trio of
WmSlOw's foremost nimrods, left
mere Saturday noon for a duck
nunt on the Chevalon and the
waters east, arriving in Holbrook
Sunday morning with a car load
OF nine ducks. Being uncautious
and weary after an all nights
inunt the nimrods left their car
immediately on arriving here for
breakfast only to find on their
return that the ducks had flown.
fortunately they were recaptur-
ea by parties here before getting
cut OF range of an automatic
lOWImg-piece and the find re-
ported to friends of the>hunters
ont, however, not until after the
tlmrods had started on their re-
S!rn homeward. Knowing the
nlnrodS would cover the same
country and hunt the same wa
oerS on their homeward journey
"nu that with the encouragement
aecelyed here their aim would be
SSCeadier and with probably much
oeVter results their friends of the
ttTuhty seat proceeded to prepare
IN ;rie :, ,recaptured nine for a feast
a,,S nr me evening when ten worthy
a'fu ;oe dGucking ape-tights were sat-
loueQ To tho Loot ,oinho