The Holbrook news., 1914-06-26

IS a business visitor in Holbrook this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Woolforo were visiting with friends here the first of the week.
 Bud Jones, of Winslow, was 2 business visitor in Holbrook the fore part of the week.
 Live Stock Inspector Mickey will go to Navajo tonight to look over a cattle shipment.
 Dr. c. w. Mansfield, of Los Angeles, spent several days in the city, guest at the Central hotel.
 w. Warren, the blacksmith, has moved with his family into their new home on the north side of Railroad avenue.
 George Wilbur was in town Wednesday from his ranch at Heber. He was on his way to Salt River valley to look after business interests.
 Miss Ruth Wallace left Thurs day evening on No. 10 for Den yer. She will spend the summer visiting with friends in Denver. Crestone and Fort Collins.
 H. H. Scorse returned the first of the week from Phoenix, where he went to look after business affairs. He reports the Capital quite warm and prosperous.
 Hon. E. S. Clark, Prescott; Paul Burks, F. A. Heide. Los Angeles; Isaac Earth, Albuquer- que were among the out-of-town lawyers who attended court here this week.
 Mrs. E. L. Hopen made a hur- ried business trip to Holbrook on Wednesday. She was accom- panied by her brother, Jack Young, who manipulates the wheel on the aup.
 w. Whipple, Jr. was in Hol- brook Tuesday and Wednesday from Showlow on business. He was accompanied back as far as Snowflake by Noble Rogers. who is returning home from Flagstaff.
 John Nelson, the Heber sheep man was Tn town thIs week on business. He reports range con- ditions in the mountains in ex- celIent shape. There has been good rains and all stock is look ing fine.
 The clerk of the Superior court today received the mandate from the Supreme Court of Arizona in the case of Will Wooster. ap- DeIlant, vs. Wm. Scorse. appel lee. The mandate dismisses the appeal and af1rms the judgment of the lower court.
 Rev. Cyp. Vabre and E. D. Babbitt. of Flagstaff, good roads boosters. and A. L. Westgard, 7ice-president and director of the National Highways association, were in Holbrook the first of the week. The gentlemen were taken ,n to Gallup by Walter McLaws ,n a road inspection trip.
 w. G. Dorff, of Albuquerque, las been spending the week in dolbrook. MT. Dorof represents he Occidental Life Insurance Jo., one of the substantial finan- .ial institutions of the. South vest which invests it's money Tn nome enterprises. The company s composed of Arizona and New Mexico capitalists.
 Dr. H. A. Hughes, who is vis- ting Northern Arizona. cam for the nomination for governor on the Democratic tick t. returned Thurfday from a trip c St.. Johns. Springerville and 'ther interior points. He seemed much encouraged by the recep- ion accorded him. He left for 'nowflake Thursday, going over n the private car of Dr. Bazell, n old acquaintance and friend f the doctors.
 Wm. A. Smith and Miss He'd | viz T. Dylka were married by udge Sidney Sapp in the parlors f the Hotel Holbrook last Sat- rdav morning in the presence of
 few invited friends. MT. and frs. John Paulsell were the wit esses. Mir. Smith is a promi- ent and we'll known stockman f this section and his bride is nOken of in the highest terms.