The Snowflake herald., 1913-06-27
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
AND PERSONALS

week attending court as a witness.
Miss Bazan of Silver Creek, was a
Snowflake visitor on Saturday last.
VIM. Goodman was Snowflake Wis
itor last Saturday, coming after foods.
Bert Thomas of Pinedale, was in
Snowflake last Saturday to secure sup
plies.
A. M. Boyer spent court week at
Folbrook, returning returning Mon
day.
Ray Merrill of Showlow was tarry-
irg couple of days last week in Snow
flake.
Antonio Giego of Silver Creek, was
in our city a few days ago, on business
and to load out supplies.
Mrs. A. M. Boyer was up from Hol-
brook few days lately to pay visit
with Mr.. Boyer and friends in Snow
fake.
Harry Scorse of Holbrook returned
from Cibicue last Sunday, where
he had been looking after his large
wool crop.
DR.. l.. Brown of Denver was here
this week looking around, and ay mde-
eide to dwell with us. He is delighted
with this country.
From the number of kindly expressions
heard, of, for, etc., anent THE HER
AID, one casnt not but help fell highly
pleased at the future Of this paper.
N. j. Smith, who came over from
St Johns to visit his mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Smith, returned home last
Monday. Mr.. Smith is busily engaged
in carpentry work at that place.
Pinedale and that section had soak
ing rain few days ago, so heavy In
fact as to cause miring in many places
Heber also had a good rain, and Snow
fls lxe has daily near promises of a
g ID rain.
ranchers in this section are busy
cutting hay and they say that the hay
crop this year is just about an av-
erage, the late cool weather having re-
tarded the crops growth.
N. A. Brimhall of Pinedale, one of
Navajo counties best known ditizens,
was visitor at THE HERALD office on
last Monday, and he was surprised at
the excellellence of our equipment and
office.
John Walter Smith, owner of the au-
to mail line between Holbrook and Ft.
Apache, via Snowflake, is nursing a
bad right arm, having injured same in
cranking up one of his buz wagons.
Albert Smith, son of j. w. Smith
cashier of the Northern Arizona Bank,
has taken position in THE HERALD
office with full intent to learn and
master the newspaper and printing
business.
George Scott of Pinedale, one of the
large wool growees of the state, went to
Holbrook Saturday to dispose of his
wool clip. He returned Thursday, say
ing he sold his wool at ''Free Trade
Prices" Three cents less than last
year.
w. D. Fish and Mrs. Fish, of
Globe, Az, accompanied by DR.. E.
Whitman, wife and daughter; Mrs. D.
o. Fort and daughter. DR.. j. D.
Halcomb, wife and children, spent last
week at Whiteriver Saw Mill, fishing
and more than enjoying the Navajo
Incompatible climate. Mr.. Fish is
a large stock holder in. the Globe Rec
ord, Director in the First National
Bank; owner of the old Diminion Mer-
camille Company and president of the
Old Dominion Bank of Globe, Arizona.
While in Snowflake for few days last
week they telephoned for J. R.
Pence Mr.. Fish's chauffeur at Globe,
and he came from there to Snowflake,
100 miles of mountain road, in exactly
eleven hours and forty minutes. The
entire party returned home on the goth.
Joseph S. Fish returned last Tues
day from Salt Lake where he partici-
pated in the Oratorical contest. The
first place was won by Axel Madsen OF
Salt Lake. Second by Miss L. Cole
man of near Heber City. Mr.. Fish
won third place, his subject was: 1.-The
MI -
animated discussion among the judges
as to whether or no Mr.. Fish should
not have taken first place, but his sub
ject, apparently, did not quite please,
had he chosen another subject the con-
sensus of opinion was that he would
have won first place. While returning
home he took run into Los Angeles to
visit his brother and family whom ne