The Holbrook news., 1914-07-17

| Attorney C. II. Jordan made a flying trip to Winslow on Satur-
 day.
 Miss Jo. Mechanism was a
 Winslow visitor the last of the
 week.
 John Paulsell made a short
 business trip to WinsIow on Tues
 day.
 Miss Bertha Owens, of Snow flake. is visiting Mrs. Thorwald Larson.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. w. Marley and
 family are in Holbrook on busi- ness this.
 Miss Margaret Conwell was in the city this week from Winslow, visiting among her many friends.
 Clarence Easley, of Winslow, is among the visitors who are in Holbrook this week on court af- fairs.
 Hugh s. Carpenter motored up from WinsIow Wednesday even- Ing. He is a guest of the Gen. tral hotel.
 Mrs. Annie Nelson, who has been visiting relatives in Flag staff. is the guest of Mrs. Jack Smith this week.
 R. Carillo, of Winslow, who represents the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, was a business vis- itor in the city this week. Miss Allie Cross returned on Tuesday from a six weeks vaca- tion spent in the mountains, the guest of Miss Lila Blevins. Miss Rose Scorse left Tuesday for Heber, where she will spend several weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. Juan Baca. Miss Anna Greer has returned from a delightful weeks visit with Miss Marguerite Haley at the Haley ranch at Phoenix Park.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Andrews, of WinsIow. have moved to Hol- brook. MT. Andrews was fore man of the Santa Fe paint gang until short time ago.
 Miss Ida Cummings, who has been visiting relatives in Snow flake. returned to Holbrook on Wednesday, and is a guest of her brother. Roy Cummings.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. McClana- han, of Springerville, are visit ing their daughters, Mrs. Tram mell and the Misses Jo. and Mae Mechanism. of the Central ho- tel.
 A nomination paper in the in- terest of Sam B. Bradner, the present secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary Board, for the Democratic nomination as Cor poration Commissioner, was cir cuIated in Holbrook this week. The paper was literally signed.
 The L. Caldwell Company, the proprietors of ''The Mems Tog- gery," are distributing free, gratis for nothing some very use- full coat hangers to their custom CTS. The advertisement of the famous Kahn Tailored Clothes. which this popular and reliable firm sells, appears on them.
 John w. Weatherford, Demo- cratic candidate for Corporation Commissioner at the September primaries, was here the first of the week campaigning. MT. Weatherford is an old Arizonan, having settled in Flagstaff in the early eighties, and met quite number of old time friends du- ring his visit here. He is sue cessful business man and well qualified for the office he is seek Ing.
 Hon. Reese M. Ling is in Hol- brook this week, having been re- tained by the state in the prose cution of the Marley case to as- sist Judge Barnum, attorney for the State Sanitary Board. Reese Ling is one of the ablest lawyers in Arizona, one who is always at l. his post, whether in defense of a client or the prosecution of a alleged criminal, and has a state wide reputation for always being there when duty calls. MT. Ling is a candidate for United States { Senator the coming election to ( succeed Mark Smith, and iudg- ing from MT. Ling's former political achievements the gen. tleman from Dear Old Cochise"