The Holbrook news., 1914-07-31
News of H6lbrook and Vicinity

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 to the numerous other amuse-
 ments of the week in Holbrook.
 Dan Divelbess is in town from
 hls cattle ranch at Adamana.
 He reports plenty of fine rains
 and the range in splendid shape. l An Sing does my laundry. An
 hell Send it to the Winslow
 Steam Laundry and have it done
 right. Watts, the barber, agent.
 "Servlce That Serves. l." jy3Itf
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Cassidy
 and two sons. Johnny and Billie.
 of Phoenix, are stopping at the Brunswick. MT. Cassidy is an
 architect. and he and his family are spending the summer here. P. T. Coleman. the well known
 cattle man of Cibecue. was in the city this week. MT. Cole man and D. V. Marley received a shipment of fine cattle from MT. Sherlock. of Denver.
 Dr. J. L. O'Connell, dentist, of Phoenix, has opened offices in the Clark building. opposite the Hotel Holbrook. Dr. O'Connell has been practicing his Drofes- sion in Phoenix for several years and is well known in the Capital City.
 Jake Armijo, chairman, and Theodore Lopez, clerk, of the Board ot Supervisors of Apache county, are in town, on their way home at St. Johns from at tending the Annual Tax Confer ence at Prescott.
 Ed. Sherlock, the Denver cat tie buyer. on Monday shipped in three car loads of Graded Here lords. which had been sold to different cattlemen in this sec tion. Two cars were unloaded at Holbrook and the other went to Ash Fork.
 Sheriff Jos. F. Woods, accom- panied by his son, Chauncey, took the two Indian prisoners convicted at the recent term of court, to the Florence peniten- tiary Monday. They returned | home this morning. having safe ly placed their charges.
 F. J. Brundage and William SwaIl, wealthy Californians, have been here thls week conferring with Immigration Commissioner w. H. Clark concerning invest ments in Navajo and Apache counties. It is possible that these gentlemen will in the future in- vest heavily in this section of the state.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Hookway returned on Wednesday from trip to the Grand Canyon. Both report a delightful time and pro- nounce the canyon a scenic won der beyond description. MT. Hookway attended a Loss and Damage" meeting of Santa Fe officials held at the El Tovar du- ring his absence, at which about seventy were present.
 A. R. Boiling, manager of Woods hall. has been making a number of improvements on thls popular amusement house this week. The hall is now beauti- fully electrically lighted and he has added a convenient box office to the place. The pictures be- ing shown at this house are high grade and MT. Boiling reports a very satisfactory run of busi- ness.
 Charlie Boiling. a we'll known and popular conductor on the Santa Fe. was severely injured by falling from ear of the work train. His injuries consist of a l fractured arm and rlb on the { right side. Mir. Bollng was taken $ to the Santa Fe hospital at Albu- { querque The injured man has { many friends along the line, who I will regret to hear of the accl- ! dent and hope for his speedy re- covery. Y
 Mrs. Jos. F. Woods on We'd ' nesday entertained at dinner A. I F. Potter and B. Y. Stauart. of the Forest Servlce, Washington, 2 D. C.. and Mrs. Ellen Greer. of i Holbrook. It was a happy meet 1 ing of old-time friends. MT. Pot 2 ter having lived here in the c good old days" being associat- i ed with Sheriff Joe Woods in the r cattle business. MT. Woods was r unable to be present on account t of absence on official business. e .