The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-17
Snowflake News Notes of Interest

homes in the county. twill have
10 rooms, bath room three closets,
pantry, two inserted book cases
and also a kitchen cabinet built
in the wall, and will be two stories
! in height, the several other build
ings now being built or lately
completed are all on the same sub
Stantial order.
One of the most delightful sur
prise parties of the year was the
one rendered Miss Hattie Hunt
on her birthday last Tuesday. A
large number of her friends en-
Ijoyed themselves greatly in
music, games, and refreshments.
Her friends departed wishing
her many, many such happy
events.
F. D. Annabel, representing
the we'll known and popular
house of L. B. Putney, Albu-
querQue, was here Tuesday TAX
ing orders, going from here to
Taylor, Showlow and other near
points south and goes also to St.
Johns and other towns in Apache
county. He was accompanied by
his brother G. E. Annabel of
Mcpherson, Kansas, who is tax
ing a leisurly view of this incom-
parable country.
One of the happy occasions that makes
life pleasure occurred Thursday when
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Boyer and friends
enjoved Mr.. Boyer's birthday repast,
which was also the birthday of Mrs. w.
W. Willis when a SPLENDID dinner was
also enjoyed. Both birthdays were en-
joyed together at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Willis.
Indian Agent Peterson of
Whiteriver, was Snowflake Wis
itor over Wednesday, coming
down in his Buick auto.
Troop Il" in command of
Captain Stugis passed through
Snowflake Wednesday bound for
the fairs at Prescott and Phoenix.
there was some fifty-three men,
and they will go horseback the
entire way.
CAPTAIN Sturgis, Mrs. Sturgis,
DR.. Vans Agnew V. S., and Lieu
tenant Millar, from Fort Apache,
were here over Wednesday,
guests at the Smith Hotel.
Bishop N. A. Brimhall and
wife returned Friday from their
HONEYMOON trip and marriage at
Salt Lake City, where they at
rended conference. They came
up from Holbrook on the Mail
Stage and cnntinued to Taylor
by private conveyance.
The dance at Social Hall was
one OF the very best ever given
in the hall and the attendance
was good.
John and Jesse Dewitt Road super
visors is here in the interest of repair
ing the roads.
Mrs. Jasper Rhoton and Mrs. Easley
from Shumway, was here getting sup
plies for their store this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Smith were
here today, for couple of hours,
they came down from Pinedall
Ranger station to see folks and
friends. "
C.. H. Jennings. supervisor of the Sit
greaves Forest is installing at every
ranger station galvanized iron barrels
for reception Of rubbish and refuse.
The Whitney company, of Albuquerque
filled the order. This tends to neat
ness, sanitation and cleanliness.
Marion Flake and wife return
ed home from their honeymoon
visit to Salt Lake CITY. Los
Angeles and other parts, October
18th. Bringing with them Miss
Mary West of Salt Lake CITY who
will be the guest of Mrs Bell Flake
this winter.
w. E. and Raymond Stratton went to
Fort Adache with a load of hay last
Tuesday.
John r. Hulet came up from Holbrook
to take his family to the circus at Hol-
brook last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. R. Willis from Taylor, was
here Wednesday.
Marley Case November IL.