The Holbrook news., 1914-06-12
News of Holbrook and Vicinity

IS among the DuSlneSS VlSlCOrS II E Holbrook.
 t Frank Wallace spent few a days in town this week from hi:
 ranch at Adamana. Julius Wetzler is in the city : looking after his extensive req : estate and stock interests.
 The board of supervisors are in session, listening to the tax
 payers in regard to their assess ments.
 Miss Margaret Wyr1ck, of Win slow, spent the first of the week
 in Holbrook as the guest of Miss Maida Daley.
 ] Curtis Johnson, a carpenter, ] arrived from St. Johns this week,
 and has accepted position with I Gardner 6 Bradley. I s. D. Smith, proprietor of the Il Pioneer stables, left on Tuesday
 morning for a visit in Salt Lake 1 City and Provo, Utah.
 l J. A. Hunt spent several days
 in town this week on business. l He returned to hls Snowflake l home on Wednesday,.
 | One horse was killed and an- Iother badly crippled by train No. 10 last Saturday night. The ani-
 mals belonged to MT. Pawley, of 1 the White Help restaurant. Mrs. Nelson, mother of Mrs. David Brinkerhoff. came in from
 Eageryille the first of the week,
 and will remain in Holbrook for
 a while.
 Bishop and Mrs. 5. L. Fish and two children, of Snowflake, pass ed through Holbrook Saturday on their way to attend the L. D. s. conference at Salt Lake.
 e. c. Danks, a Cheyenne cat ftl4 buyer, left Tuesday after noon, accompanying five cars loads of cattle. MT. Danks ex- poets to return to this section again soon.
 Bishop N. A. Brimhall, of Fay Tor, was business visitor in the county seat the first of the week. He reports Mrs. Betsie McCleve, and old and respected resident of Taylor, quite sick.
 
 N. T. Packer, Pinetop cattle man, delivered 27 head of fine steers Wednesday at the stock yards. Mr. Packer reports the weather in his section quite cool, especially at night.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Adams passed through Holbrook Satur- day en route to Horton, Kansas, from Pasadena, California. MT. Horton was formerly a cattle man in this section.
 John J. Jolly returned Monday from three weeks pleasure trip to Los Angeles and resumed his position with Gardner 6 Brad ley. MT. Jolly says he enjoyed his vacation very much.
 Dr. J. w. Bazell was called to Taylor Monday to attend Mrs. James Gale, who was quite seri- ously i'll. He left the lady much improved. The doctor also vis- ited patients in Snowflake.
 
 Deputy Sheriff Miguel Cult tierez, of Apache county, passed through Bolbrook Wednesday en route to his home in St. Johns. He was returning from taking a prisoner to the state penltentiary at Florence.
 Gregorio Baca, wool grower of Springerville, delivered his clip in Holbrook Wednesday to A. Vanderwart. It consisted of $ seven big wagon loads. MT. Baca Z a prosperous season and ( feels optimistic.
 The following item was handed THE NEWS this week for publi- ' cation: Lost, strayed or stolen ' -One perfectly good w. c. T. r U. society. Last seen or heard ' of at the court house on the F night of May 21. Any informa- . ton leading to it's recovery will f be appreciated. f
 w. s. Smith, Santa Fe opera b tor, writes from Chilicotha. Tex. u that he is having a good time il He left there this week for We'll t. ngton. Kansas, from where he g. goes to Missouri to visit with his I ;olks, and will then go to Chi a ago before returning to Hol- p ,.ocl- ALo Io.A oE ALo .,ao.,th Ii