The Holbrook news., 1914-06-12

Miss Emma West, of Snow
 flake. left Saturday for Salt Lake
 City. where she will enter the l.. D. s. hospital as nurse.
 The base ball boys only had g
 a short practice game last Sun-
 day. However. a good game is
 promised for next Sunday.
 Mrs. Julia Braam, official court
 reporter, has returned from an
 extended trip east, during which
 she visited in Indianapolis, Chi
 cago and Cincinnati.
 Mrs. Mary A. Smith, accom-
 panied by her son and daughter,
 Moroni and Miss Emma, have
 gone to Utah to reside. They
 formerly lived in Snowflake.
 Prot. J. Rufus Crandell and Prof. Andrew Brimhall. members of the Snowflake Stake academy faculy. went through Holbrook Saturday on their way to attend the summer session of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
 Miss Mary West, who has been on an extended visit with rela- tives and friends in Snowflake, has returned to her home in Salt Lake City. Miss West has be- come very popular here and will be missed by host of friends.
 J. E. Ward, optician. of St. Johns, passed through Holbrook Wednesday, en route to Los An geles to spend few weeks re- cuDerating from a recent attack of fever. Frank Christensen brought Mir. Ward over in his machine.
 Dr. Hyrum Smith and family. ot Snowflake, passed through on Saturday en route to Salt Lake City. After a short visit there, they will go to Raymond, AL berta, Canada. where Dr. Smith has accepted z. professorship in the Knight academy.
 Miss Laura Ballard and J. Fay Tor Hunt and Miss Ernestine Hansen and Elias Smith, consti- tuted a wedding party from Snowflake on their way to Salt Lake to be married Saturday. All the young folks are popular and well known and the best of a host of friends ac- them.
 The amusement offerings this week at the Pastime have been since Saturday. There have been movies" every even ing and on Wednesday a grand ball was given, which was well | and enjoyed. The man. agement of the Pastime are put slng on good, high class motion pictures and deserve the patron age of the public.
 Walter McLaws made hurry ID trip to Showlow Wednesday, eaving here at 3:45 p. m. and at 11:00 p. m. When t comes to going some" :" MT. McLaws is there with the goods. 0n his way back he encountered some floods about ten miles from caused by the heavy ,ains in the afternoon. In one place for a distance of 200 or 300 yards the water came up to the board of his auto.
 Forest Supervisor C.. H. Jen- lings, accompanied by Mrs. Jen- ling, little son. Jarvis, and Mrs. John c. Ramsey, Mrs. Jennings ! mother, of Snowflake, arrived in 1oIbrook Monday evening in MT. Jennings car. Mrs. Jennings md baby and Mrs. Ramsey took he train at II o'clock for Salt 1 lake City. where Mrs. Jennings will take part in the Mutual I'm ! Association contest in he Retold Stories. Mrs. Jen- ings is an exceptionally brilliant peaker, and her many friends l re confident she will reflect [ redit on herself and the state. 2
 MT. and Mrs. James Haley and aughter. Miss Margaret, who II ave been in Holbrook for the g ast two weeks, left for their S anch at Phoenix Park, near c [eber, on Monday. MT. Haley D as recently acquired the range n nd cattle of Charles Thomas in [ lat section and will devote his h me to the raising of stock. a u usiness which he thoroughly f, nderstands, having made good l the business in Yavapai coun- u 7 a few years ago, coming out S; ,xrorof fb0,1copd dollo,-c obood r