The Snowflake herald., 1914-01-09
Snowflake News Notes of Interest

Sam Sharp returned to Heber
this week, by way of Holbrook,
on an automobile.
w. A. Thomas was in town on
Monday getting supplies for his
sheep camps in the Pinedale sec
ton.
William Morgan, a prominent
sheepman of Lakeside, was cir
culating among his many friends
in Snowflake this week.
Frank P. Collins, the genial
and accommodating clerk at the
Forest office, was a welcome call
er at this office the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Jensen, who
formerly resided here, but now
living on their ranch near Tay-
lor, were visiting with friends
in Snowflake this week.
Miss Hallye Cummings is a re-
cent arrival in Snowflake from
st. Joseph, and has accepted
position at Mrs Annie Freeman's
bakery and restaurant.
Heber Tenney, astockman and
farmer of Taylor, returned home
this week from a three weeks
trip, during which he visited
Prescott and other Northern Ari-
zona cities.
1t is stated that 7. w. Turley
has invited bids for the construc-
ton of public hall. The struc-
ture is to be 75x40 feet, built of
cement blocks and will be located
on Main street.
Miss TIA Hunt, of Snowflake,
who is travelling with H. J. Full
Ter and family, was last heard
from in Tia Juana, Lower Cali
fof-nia, Mexico. wkere the party
spent New Years day. Miss tia
said she was having fine time.
Don c.. Smith will succeed w.
J. Flake as superintendent OF the
experiment station at Snowflake,
the latter having resigned. Mr.
Flake is now in Tucson attending
the Arizona Farmers institute,
and on his return Mr.. Smith will
assume his new position.
D. w. EasIey, the miller, who
has been in charge of the A. G.
M. |. mill at Shumway since
about the middle of September,
passed through Thursday on his
way to Holbrook, having finished
his labors at the mill. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Easley,
who has been laid up with a sore
foot, but is much improved now.
Mrs. Clara Tenney, of Taylor,
is visiting in Snowflake, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Eliza
III. Smith. Since returning home
from the L. S. D. hospital at Salt
! Lake City, Mrs. Tenney's health
has gradually improved, which
will be welcome news to her host
of friends in this section, OF
which the good lady is an hon
ored and respected pioneer.
Everybody that would like to
have a 500-candle power kero-
sene stand lamp that will burn %
hours on one gallon of oil, should
see r. L. Grissom. The building
committee of the Snowflake Stake
academy decided to use these
lights, after a comparative test
with the gasoline lights that
were first installed there, and de,
cided to discard the latter and
install the kerosene system.
Last Sunday evenings meeting
of the Mutual Improvement So
cieties was held under the dlrec-
ton of the new committee which
consists of Prof. r. j. Crandell,
chairman, Erastus Frost, Miss
Edith Smith and Miss Pauline
Willis, who will serve for the re-
mainder of the Mutual year. The
evening passed off very enjoy
ably, the following program, un-
der the direction of Thomas w;
Tanner, being admirably carried
out: Singing, audience; lnvoca-
ton, President Joseph W. Smith;
singing, audience; address, 'Op-
portunity," Osmer d. Flake;
piano solo, Miss Sadie Hulet; re-
citation, "The Kimona, Lee
Wilhelm; mixed quartette, j. K.
Crandell, Misses Clara Rogers
Emma Smith, lone Rogers; read
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