The Snowflake herald., 1913-11-28
Snowflake News Notes of Interest


j. L. Westover, of st. Joseph,
is in Snowflake attending confer
ence.
Charlie Tough returned home
from Flagstaff where he has been
to work for Mr.. Fuller.
Ben and Hattie Hunt went up
to Pinedale to spend a few days
with their sister Mrs. V. d. Smith
Ranger V. D. Smith and bride.
nee Miss Hunt, are visiting rel
atives and friends in Snowflake
from Pinedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flake went
up to Willow Wash Station the
first of the week to visit their
sister Mrs. K. C. Kartchner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flan-
igan and two children were Hol-
brook visitors in Snowflake.
Their son Elmer brought them
over by auto.
Acting Recorder ]. P. Rich
ards, of ST. Joseph, was in Snow
flake Thursday, mingling with
friends and enjoying the dedi-
catory ceremonies.
Mrs. Saxon, proprietor of the
Central hotel of Holbrook,
is a visitor in Snowflake this
week, the guest of of Mr.. and
C. E. Owens.
K. C. Kartchner, wife and chill
dren were down from the ranger
station at Willow wash and at
tended the Kartchner family re-
union held on Wednesday.
Mrs. Byrtle Kartchner, of Tay-
lor, and her sister, M S. Jasper
Gale, of Franklin, Arizona, were
attendants at the Kartchner fam
ily reunion Wednesday.
Mrs. Susa Jarvis, of St. Johns,
sister of Elias Smith of this city,
visited in Snowflake this week.
She was accompanied by her
daughter-in- law, Mrs. FAME.
Last Wednesday Louis Hunt
was coming from Hunt. He left
his load of wood and his horses
got frightened and started to run.
He was knocked down and lost
most of his wood but was not
hurt.
Order Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns and Embroidery Work
from Tenney's, East Taylor.
Catalogues for ordering from
San Francisco, and Post Cards
on hand. If
Hi Fuller, a prominent cattle
man and resident of Winslow,
was in the city on business Tues
day. Mr.. Fuller is anticipating
the pleasure of a trip to the Pan
anna canal in the near future. He
will be accompanied by his fam
lily, and expects to be absent
about two months.
DR.. R. Vans Agnew, veterin-
ary surgeon, who has been sta
toned at Fort Apache, passed
through Snowflake last Saturday
on his way to Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, to assume duties as lee.
turer It the officers school. The
doctor was accompanied by Mrs,
Vans Agnew and their son anC
daughter.
A. E. Bushman, of the mai
auto, informs us that the state.
ment made in the HERALD last
week that two ladies were com.
PEELED to walk back after break
down, was erroneous, as he haC
a team bring them back to town.
| The incident was so reported tC
us, but we are glad to publish Mr.
Bushman's denial.
Mrs. Laura Sebring, who
guides the destines of our es.
teemed contemporary, the Hol.
brook News, was a visitor ir
Snowflake Thanksgiving. This
was the lady's first visit to our
city, and she expressed herself
we'll pleased with it's appearance,
and was much impressed with
the appearance of the new aca-
DENY building.
George F. Price, State Agent
for the Intermountain Life In.
surance Company, and John T.
Reese, one of their representa-
tives, both from Phoenix, are
again in town, writing business
and promoting the interests OF
their institution. They report
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