The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-23

Earl Pearce and Walter Young
were in town Tuesday from Tay-
lor.
Hyrum Smith made a trip to
Holbrook this week after freight
for the A. G. M. 1.
Joseph Perkins and Prof. Han
sen were down from Taylo. the
first of the week on business.
w. M. Peterson, Indian Agent
at White River, passed through
Thursday enroute to Holbrook.
Prof. Joseph S. Fish came
down from Lakeside Wednes sday
and talked insurance a few hours
before returning.
Elias Smith left here Wei 1es-
day with some freight for P. I.
Coleman's Indian trading store
down on the Cibicue.
Miss Matte Bucklar arrived
from Flagstaff last week to visit
friends and join her sister, Miss
Eva, who has been here a few
weeks.
DR.. Brown of Winslow made a
professional visit to Snowflake
Tuesday. He was "towed" over
from Holbrook by chauffeur Roy
Cummins.
A son of Tom Saul, who runs
an Indian trading store down on
the Carrizzo, passed through
here from Holbrook this week
with supplies.
Al Riggs, the stockman, passed
through the first of the week for
Holbrook after load of supplies
for the roundup, which is going
on in his part of the country.
James Pearce formerly of this
place, now of Pinedale. was in
town Tuesday, having come down
to remove the remainder of his
household goods to his new home.
Less Hart, the always-busy
stockman of Coconino county,
drove into town Tuesday in his
auto. He was accompanied by
son of Hy Fuller of Winslow.
Miss Fay Weddle, after sever
al days pleasant visit here with
friends, left the first of the week
for Flagstaff to resume her posi-
ton as clerk in Keller's confec-
tionery store at that place.
C. w. Bowers, of the firm of
Ruby & Bowers, importers and
breeders of Percheron, Belgian,
Shire and German Coach stal-
lions, with headquarters at Port
land, Ore, was in town Tuesday.
He is taking in the towns of this
section to see if he can do little
business in the way of selling
some Of his fine stock.
Elven Nicholson, of the firm of
Nicholson and Son, the well
known monument dealers of
Snowflake, spent several days in
Winslow the first of the week.
He went there to oversee tn
putting in place of the monument
of Col. J. H. Breed, decease
He was assisted in the work by
]. D. and Arthur Childers, of
Snowflake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clayton are
recent arrivals from Mexico and
will visit indefinitely with Snow
flake relatives-or, in other
words, until it is safe to reside in
the land of manana". Mrs.
Clayton is we'll known to our peo-
Pile, having been reared here, an
is daughter of VIM. J.Flake,
Sr. Mr.. Clayton owns valuable
mines and land in Mexico and
this is his first visit to Snowflake.
Lazelle Smith has taken the
contract to perform the duties of
the devil" in the HERALD office.
For the benefit of those who NAV
not know what a printshop "dev-
i'll" is, We'll explain: So called
when he first starts to learn the
printing trade. All he has to do
is all the work around the Office
that the other help positively re
fuse to do. One of the most i'm
portant duties of this willy fellow,
| the "devil, " is to look after the
office towel-the most delicate"
furniture in the shop. After it
has been used all day, the "dev-
il" is supposed to quietly prop i
up in its reserved corner so it
will not fall over and break. He
is the Friday" for the whole
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