The Holbrook news., 1914-06-12
ADDITIONAL NEWS OF
 HOLBROOK AND VICINITY

Mrs. R. ;. Ieople, who has
 been quite i'll, is reported much better today.
 Frank Campbell, the genial Snowflake stockman and rancher, is in the city.
 P. T. Coleman, a prosperous cattle man of Cibicue. is in HoI- brook on business.
 Don c. Smith, of Winslow, was visiting with friends in our city this week.
 Mrs. John FIannigan, who has been quite i'll for the last two weeks. is improving.
 S5OO.0O Kingsburry Piano for sale at half-price. Inquire at this office. Practically new.
 Mrs. J. Westover, from St. Jo- seph. was in town Wednesday spending the day with friends.
 Hugh s. Carpenter came Tn on No. 10 for the dance Tuesday evening. returning next morning to Winslow.
 Jack Walker is a recent arri- val from Phoenix, and has ac- cepted a position at Walter Me Laws garage.
 Jesus M. Sandoval, a Coucho stockman, is in the city looking after the shipment of about 100 head ot steers.
 It is reported that David Brink eroff, of Holbrook. has the mail contract from Holbrook to WoCld- ruff for the next four years.
 Ed. Howell and family came in from their Puerco ranch Mon day to attend the big cowboy dance held iu the Woods Hall.
 Prescott Frontier Day buttons are being distributed about town. Remember. Prescott is the place July 3. 4, 5 and 6. That's all.
 John Connors and Charles w. Allenbaugh, of Pleasant valley. old-timers of Holbrook. are in the city renewing acquaintances.
 D. V. Marley, the handsome young cattIeman of Pleasant val ley, who has been here the past week, left for Pueblo, Colorado, yesterday morning.
 Dinner guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Clark last Sunday were Conrad Hess, James Scorse, MT. and Mrs. Henry Scorse and son, Gilbert.
 Vegetable peddlers from St. Joseph and Woodruff are making regular trips to town with their wagons loaded down with garden sass of all kinds. fine, crisp and all good to eat.
 A. E. Lewis, formerly in the cattle business on the La Roux. came in from the Wilbur ranch near Heber last Monday and will take out load of supplies. MT. Lewis reports the range quite dry between Holbrook and Heber.
 Fred. McWilliams and John left on the stock train Tuesday going to Colorado. and from there will go to Wyoming to work on cattle rancnes. Both young men are popular in Hol- brook and will be missed very much by the younger set.
 Ambrosio Amijo, from Canon Diablo. came in last Saturday. Mir. Armijo states that be has leased township of land north | of Snowflake from the Aztec Land and Cattle Co.,, and is bringing a band of sheep from Canon Diablo to locate on his new lease.
 Miss Naoma Hale, who has been teaching the St. Joseph school for the past year. spent Wednesday visiting friends in own. She left for Flagstaff o attend the summer school tt the normal and will then con- inue with the full years course if that institution.
 Art Saunders spent Tuesday md Wednesday in the capacity if cattle inspector at Navajo, aking MT. Mickey's place on ac- :ount of the rush on here. The attle shipped from Navajo num- 'ered 392 head from the ranges f Messrs. Lopez 6 Garcia, of ,t. Johns, and were purchased " the Tucker-Church Cattle Go. nd shipped to Denver,
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