The Holbrook news., 1914-06-26
News of Holbrook and Vicinity

CT please return to this office.
 John Flanigan is home again from surveying trip in the Ci-
 becue country.
 w. G. Evans, of Flagstaff. spent a couple of days in Hol-
 brook this week.
 Sheriff Wood last week ar rested at Leupp and lodged in jail here an Indian charged with rape.
 Albert Warren. Holbrook's up- to-date and genial tailor. made a business trip to St. Joseph on Tuesday.
 A divorce was granted Santos Nieto from Crestina Nieto by Judge Sapp in the Superior court on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. k. Scorse and children left on Tuesday for a couple of weeks outing in the White mountains.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jose Blea, died Thurs day afternoon about 2 o'clock, and was buried today.
 T. Younis, of the Concho Mer- camille Co.,, came in hls car Sat urday to get a load of water melons, returning on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Haley and Miss Marguerite, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city from their ranch at Phoenix Park.
 L. s. Howard, mine host at the Brunswick returned Wednes- day from a trip to SpringeryiIle and St. Johns. making the trip in his new Maxwell car.
 w. c. Wilson, superintendent of live stock in the Indian Ser wee, spent couple of days in Holbrook this week. returing to Keams Canyon Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ida Eatougb. mother of Harold Eatough, the popular druggist of the HoIbrook Drug Co.,, arrived in the city Monday from Milford. Utah, to make her home here with her son.
 A. R. Boiling is in Holbrook from Williams. Arizona. Mir. Boiling is in the moving picture business, having travellng out fits, and expects soon to start ! out on the road, taking Tn all the principal towns in Navajo and i Apache counties
 Jimmy Scorse returned Satur- day from the mountains, where l he went to look after business matters for bis father in connec- tion with the latter's sheep inter- ests. He found things Tn splen- did shape and the prospects for the present season bright.
 At the drawing Sunday night | at the Pastime theatre for the lot, No. 07124 won the prizes The number was held by Mis-. Allie Cross. The lot is No. g. blk Is, valued at $100. MT. Latin rop, enterprising proprietor of the Pastime has given Miss Cross a Warranty deed for the lot.
 Mrs. Dolores Avon died We'd nesday night at about II o'clock and was buried Thursday after noon at 4.o clock. Deceased was "A years of age and has been a resident of Holbrook about two years. She was the wife of Dolores Avon. a carpenter em- ployed by Gardner & Bradley and was we'll known and liked by the Mexican residents of the community.
 Sheriff Joe Woods returned Friday afternoon from Heber, where he took young Elmer Catchcard tor the purpose of re- some rare coins which figured in the recent robbery of MT. Hess ranch home. The coins two fifty-cent pieces and a ten dollar gold piece were restored to it's owner. The trial of Catch card IS scheduled to take place some time next week.
 Ed Sherlock. the Denver cat tie buyer, this week disposed of two car loads of graded Here , ford bulls to local cattle men. The animals were distributed as follows: Lige Thomas. Pinedale; ; Gus Becker. Springerville; z. Hayes, MT. Young. Tonto; Frank ] Wallace and George Hennessey, l Holbrook. MT. Sherlock says he ( will deliver two more car loads { = | Al | q T0