The Holbrook news., 1914-09-18

A. M. Boyer is visiting in Prescott this week.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Hennessey was hostess to the Friday club last Friday afternoon.
 ] w. H. Clark has returned from a business trip through
 Apache county.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Newman are the guests of relatives in the city thls week.
 J. E. Jones, one of the leading attorneys of Flagstaff, was a business caller here Thursday.
 Frank Purcell; the Heber wool grower, spent several days in the city this week on busi- ness.
 l Mrs. Wallace Larson has just returned from Flagstaff, where she has been visiting with friends.
 Lew Mickey spent a couple of days this week at Navajo attend ing to his official duties inspect ing a shipment of cattle.
 Miss Bella Howard one of Holbroo4x's most popular young belles, is in Woodruff spending the week with relatives and friends.
 Miss Ruby Donaldson, of Winslow. and Miss Ruth Wallace, of Holbrook, were among the number of Arizonans who en- rolled Tn the Albuquerque business college last Monday.
 The ladies' Aid society of the M. E. Church will give a dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Womans' Club Rooms on the evening of Wednesday, the 30th. All are cordially invited.
 Dr. J. L. O'Connell. the Phoe- nix dentist, is spending the week, in Holbrook. He has just re- turned from professional trip to Snowflake, which he reports a very pleasant one.
 L. F. Mechanism came in from Springerville Monday to visit his family few days. He will return to Springerville right away, where he has several cot tages under construction.
 Capt. c. E. Perkins and J. B. Lowe made a trip to the country east of here this week to look after water locations on a large tract of land in which MT. Lowe is interested. Capt. Perkins is doing the surveying.
 Tom Ortega, who has been engaged in cutting wild hay Tn the Concho neighborhood. arrived in town Saturday. He has al- ready made about forty tons of first class hay and expects, be- fore the season is over, to add forty or SlXty more tons 10 ms present supply.
 Mrs. E. R. James left the first part of the week for an ex- tended trip to Grand Canyon, and will visit in Los Angeles on her return. Mir. James is the Superintendent of the Standard | Oil Company at this and other stations along the Santa Fe line. |
 B. M. Dunnihg, has about 1 completed two room house accross the river. The rooms are twelve by fourteen feet and con- structed of adobe, with a fine old fashioned fireplace in the front room. Mrs. Dunning and the younger children expect to join MT. Cunning soon and they will make their home in Holbrook for the winter. The Cunning family are well known in this city and will be welcome addi- tions to our population.
 Hon. Wiley E. Jones. one of the best known lawyers in Ari- zona, was last week nominated at the primaries for Attorney General on the Democratic ticket. MT. Jones has served the people of this state in various capacities. and has always made good, and is the present Assistant U. s. l. Attorney. His platform is For Democracy; the Arizona con stitution and all it stands for; laws for the week as well as the and equal protection Tn the courts" MT. Jones wishes THE NEWS to extend his thanks to those who supported him in the campaign just closed and says he intends to make an ac-