The Holbrook news., 1914-09-25

OCSS 1GuuSy was OOOlACO' visitor Tn the city last Monday. G. T. Grayard, of Whiterlver was a visitor in this city the fore part of the week.
 MT. Allison, the Winslow Fay, Tor, spent Sunday in Holbrook
 attending the dance Saturday
 night.
 Mrs. A. E. Moore of Amarillo,
 Texas, is visiting he daughter,
 Mrs. J. E. Walker and her two
 sons, Harvey and B. L. Moore,
 in Holbrook.
 Miss Edna Aneeeson 10 acting in the capacity of deputy
 county recorder during the ab- sence of Mrs. Matthews in California.
 The Womans' Club will have a rummage sale at their Club Rooms on Tuesday afternoon, September 18th. Don't forget to come!
 E. Mick olson, the Snowflake stonecutter and monument maker, rnd William Freeman of the Central Hetel were business visitors in Holbrook Tuesday, returning in the formers car in the evening.
 Mrs. Pfiffer an old time resident of Holbrook arrived fram Albuquerque Wednesday evening and left Thursday morning in company with Mrs. Frank Matthews and Mrs c. P. Cooley, for Los Angeles.
 The musical to be given by Mrs. w. R. Black in the early part of October, promises to be very entertaining affair. Mrs. Black is wrking all preparations to outds all her former efforts in the musical line. and she will be ably assisted by the leading musicians of the city.
 Charles T. Savage, a leading merchant of Showlow, was m town the first of the week. MT. Savage come to get a fifteen horse power gosoline engine which will be used on his thresh- ing machine. He was accom- panied by Young MT. Ellsworh.
 MT. and Mrs. c. P. Cooley drove down from the ranch m their car Wednesday, and at- tended the dance. Mrs. Cooley and little son Fred left yesterday morning for Los Angeles. where the will spend time visiting friends. MT. Cooley returned to the ranch Thursday afternoon.
 Silas D. Smith, of Holbrook, has secured the mail contract from this point to Edgar, beginn- ing October first. The prlce MT Smith will receive is $6, 48O, and for parcels post he will get $2. 18l per hundred pounds. There were several bidders for this contract but MT. Smith carried off the prize.
 Died: Sunday morning, Sep tember 2Oth, 1914. the infant son of postmaster and Mrs. E. J Smith. The child had been sick for several days. and waile every thing was done that medical skill and loving hands could do, l the little one passed away into the realm of it's maker. MT. and Mrs. Smith have the sincere sympathy of the people. in this | their hour of bereavement.
 The Lrdies Aid Society of the M. E. Church. will give a grand dinner at the old harness seop on wednesnay evening, Sep tember 30th, from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. The menu will consist of roact chicken. apple sauce. gravy and dumplings, mashed french peas, hot rolls. baked beans, tomato salad. pickles. fruis and pumpkin pies, assorted cakes, and coffee. The price will be fifty cents and everybody is invited to attend.
 Manager Buckley, of The Hol- brook base ball team, announces that the local team will cross bats with the Winslow champions on the local diamond, Sunday. This game will be in return for one we lost at Wlnslow, the first of the season. The Holbrook lineup is said to be good and strong and | all the fans are assured of a good game. The nrice of admis-