The Snowflake herald., 1914-03-28
Snowflake News Notes of Interest

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Mark Richardson is confined to
his room with an attack of the
mumps.
F: P. Denham and son, of
Shumway, were business visitors
at the stores Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Solomon
were Shumway visitors in Snow
flake Tuesday on business.
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Miss Lettie Richards left for
Holbrook Monday, after a very
pleasant visit in Snowflake with
her sister, Mrs. Annie Freeman.
Miss Hallye Cummings, who
has been residing in Snowflake
for some little time, left Monday
for Holbrook, where she intends
to remain for the present.
Wallace E. Shumway was in
town this week greeting his nu-
merous friends. Mr.. Shumway
has recently been awarded the
contract of carrying the mail be-
tween Taylor and Silver creek.
]. D. Childers, the painter and
decorator, made a business trip
this week to Showlow. He re-
turned on Wednesday and he
and his son are now engaged in
painting Arthur Palmer's resi-
dence at Taylor.
Bishop John Hunt made a trip
to the county seat the first of the
week on business before the Su-
perior court in connection with
the administration of the Robert
Jones estate. He returned home
on Wednesday.
Hon. VIM. Morgan's watch
chain, which was recently adver-
tised in the HERALD, was found
this week by John Ramsay near
Jess Kay's house at Taylor.
Mr.. Ramsay sent the chain to
Mr.. Morgan at Lakeside.
John A. Freeman, O. D. Flake,
DR.. Hyrum Smith and Misses
Pearl Hansen and Ada Flake
went to st. Joseph last Sunday
in the interest of Sunday school
work. They report having en-
loved their visit with our neigh
bors to the north very much.
Mrs. S. E. West, who had the
misfortune to have her leg brok-
en- some time ago, expects to
leave Sunday for Salt Lake City
to enter the hospital and have
her injured limb treated. Her
many friends hope she will soon
return again, and that her inju-
ries will be permanently cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Henderson
came in Wednesday from Show
low to make Snowflake their
home, and they are now comfort
ably dominciled in the 0. d.
Flake cottage in the northwest
part of town. The Hendersons
are fine people and will be well
come additions to the population
of our growing little city.
March has been a record break
ing month at the United States
land office at Phoenix. So much
business has been transacted over
the counter of the institution,
that Register Weedin declares
that a mark has been set. But
April may exceed it; at least, all
indications are for a continuance
of the strong run on land.
A jolly party of young ladies
went up to Mrs. Ethel Faught's
residence on Tuesday evening
and gave her a very pleasant
surprise party. They made some
delicious candy and there was
music and singing. Those present
were: Mrs. Sarah Hunt, Misses
Louie and Grace Flake, Mary
West, Loie, Frances and Georgia
Hunt.
P. T. Coleman, of Cibecue, was
in the city the forepart of the
week attending to some business
matters and renewing old ac-
ouaintances. Mr.. Coleman is an
old pioneer of this section, hav-
ing been school teacher in the
early days. He is now engaged
in the stock business and also has
a general merchandise store.
He reports everything in his
section as going along nicely and
that stock generally speaking
got through the winter in very