The Holbrook news., 1914-08-07
News of HolbrOok and Vicinity

MT. Campbell, proprietor of the Forest hotel at Adamana, is
 in the city on business.
 Dr. J.. w. Bazell made pro- fessional visit to Snowflake and Taylor last Saturday in his car.
 M. R. Smith. the painter, is engaged in painting the county court house, both inside and out side.
 Dick Grigsby. Arizona's most popular cowboy, was a Holbrook visitor Tuesday and Wednesday from his ranch.
 Col. W. H. Burbage. banker and leading citizen of Winslow, was a business visitor here the first of the week.
 Jud Lathrop went to Winslow last Saturday to take in the horse race. He reports an interesting day at the metropolis.
 Mrs. Clarence H. Jordan re- turned Thursday from Gallup, where she spent last week, the guest of Mrs. C. c. Manning.
 MT. and Mrs. Emmett Wal lace and Mrs. Jas. Donahue, of Adamana. are in town this week shopping and visiting Mrs. Frank Wallace.
 Attorney Clarence H. Jordan spent Sunday with his wife in Gallup. where Mrs. Jordan was the house guest of Mrs. c. C.. Manning.
 An Sing does my laundry. An hell Send it to the Winslow Steam Laundry and have it done right. Watts, the barber, agent.
 Servlce That Serves. ." jy3Itf
 The Winslow Laundry sends back everything but the dirt Leave your washing with w. A. Watts, the barber, and have it ss1ne right. Service That Serves. !" j31tf
 Mrs. Henry Scorse entertained the Friday Club at the last meet ing. Five new members were voted into the club: Mesdames w. R. Scorse. J. w. Taft. James Scorse, Josse Hulet and John Flanagan. A dainty two course lunch was served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Newman and family have moved from Taylor to Holbrook to reside. Mir. New man has sold out his fine ranch at Taylor and again engaged in the cattle business. a branch of | industry with which he is thor oughly familiar. The, have taken rooms at the Brunswick.
 Little Dorothy, the three-year- old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. | Jack Smith, was run over Sun day evening by John R. HuIet's automobile and her right ankle broken. Dr. BazeIl set the foot in a plaster paris cast. and the little sufferer is getting along as well as could be expected.
 Sheriff Joe Woods and son came in from Navajo county on Wednesday with two Indian pris- oners to serve sentences in the state prison. Sheriff Woods is one of the popular sheriffs of the state. At the last general election he carried every pre- cinct in his county, and he is Democrat at that. He will be a again this year. Flor ence Blade-Trlbune.
 John Murray, the affabIe and accommodating postmaster at Snowflake, who has been sick for some time. came down yes terday to consult Dr. BaZell. E, Besides being postmaster, MT. Murray is also connected with the A. c. M. I. store. but owing to ill health, he has decided to resign from the store. and will move postoffice lnto the Bank of l Arizona building about the first of the month.
 Monday night was the scene of m enjoyable dance gwen at the Pastime hail., more than a hun II fred people participating in the event. This dance was one of he many that are given, and ow- ng to the fact that a goodly I of Arizona's militia boys from Snowflake were there, and he excellent music they brought dong for the orchestra made the occasion one to be well remem- 0ered by all who attended. We none tn see the hnvs hack fn Hnl- II