The Holbrook news., 1914-09-11

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 lawyer, is in town.
 Dr. Erby. of Flagstaff, IS wis itlng friends in the city.
 Attorney A. Y. Moore, oi Winslow, is h the city looking after legal affairs.
 Mrs. Forest Lyle, of Springer
 vile, is among the guests at the Brunswick this week.
 Zeke Newman left for his ranch yesterday, after spending several days in HoIbrook on bus mess matters.
 Mrs. w. R. Black is making preparations for grand musicale to be given at the Pastime thea ter early in October.
 J. H. Lionbargcr, one of the men good men of Snowflake, was a Holbrook visitor Sunday. He was accompanied by his son.
 w. H. Clark left the middle of the week on an extensive busi- ness trip through the upper coun- try. as far as Springerville.
 Geo. w. Comerford, a speclal agent of the U. s. Land office. was attending to official matters th1s week in Holbrook. MT. Comerford resides in Los An geles.
 Mrs. uEtta Saxton and her two charming daughters, Misses Martha and Winnie, after a few days visit with friends here. left for Denair, California, where they will reside.
 Barnett Stiles, present county supervisor, and one of the lucky Democrats for the same position at the primaries Tuesday. was a county seat visitor on Wednes- day, and was feeling fine.
 J. M. Marquez, the sheep man. has returned from an extensive trip in the country, during which he visited in Zuni. N. M., St. Johns, Concho and intermediate towns. He reports the people happy and prosperous.
 w. F. Talent, the photograph CT, is on business trip to Gal lup, N. M., this week. On his return he will be joined by his family here, and make Holbrook their home. They will be vel come additions to our growing little city.
 Married. At Woodruff, Sept. 1. 1914, Q. R Gardner. Jr. and Miss Maude Gibbons. Both the high contracting parties are well known and popular young peo- pie in this county. and their nu- friends, including the NEWS, join in congratulations and best/wishes for their un- bounded success through life.
 The defeated candidates at the recent primaries need not feel downcast. H. H. Scorse, with his usual generosity and enter prise, has come to their rescue. and offers them a 5-acre tract of land in his addition. to Holbrook on which they can make a re- spectacle living. In addition to the land and an abundance of water, he will also furnish the necessary gray matter.
 Mrs. J. Lynn Henderson and baby, of Snowflake, passed Holbrook Tuesday eyen- ing, en route, to Tyrone, Penn sylvania, where they will make their future home, Mir. Tender son having resigned his position in the Forest Service. and will join his family Tn their eastern home. The Henderson's are well known and popular in this portion of Arizona and their many friends regret to see them cave. but all wish them success they may be.
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president If the Arizona Federation of | Woman's clubs. left last evening for months absence in the north, where she will devote her .ime to club extension work. | Mrs. Ross will visit in Prescott, md will later investigate club conditions in Camp Verde, Je- ,ome. Holhrook, Flagstaff and The number of clubs which have become affiliated with the state federation since Mrs. Ross was elected to head | he organization, has been phe-