The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
AND PERSONALS

, in town Wednesday.
Chas. A. Gardner was up from
; Holbrook the first of the week.
That fine rain Thursday was
sure welcome, and didn't make
anybody mad.
A. F. Standifrd and family
were down from Taylor visiting
relatives and friends Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Rogers arrived
home Tuesday from st. Joseph
where she visited relatives and
friends.
Miss Isabel Lewis and Mildred
Pearce of Pinedale came down
yesterday to celebrate the fourth
with Snowflake friends.
R. c. Smith and son Ralph
came over Monday to visit rel
atives and friends. They return
ed home to Holbrook Tuesday.
Osmer D. Flake and family
came down Thursday from the
Ranger Station at Showlow to
spend the 4th with home folks.
H. B. Thompson. formerly
with the HERALD, has assumed
the management of the Mckinley
County Republican, published at
Gallup.
Mrs. Emma Freeman and child
ren, Joe Willis and family and
Mrs. j. w. Clayton took an outing
Sunday to the Sinks" about
ten miles west of town.
Frank McLaws is making so
many trips to and from Holbrook
during the week in his Ford that
he wouldn't know which end of
the road to call home if it weren't
for his family residing in Snow
flake.
Almon Owens and bride, NEE
Miss Alta Ellsworth. who were
married last month at Salt Lake
Temple, passed through here
Monday for their home at Show
low. They enjoyed their honey
moon visiting different places in
Utah.
Mahonri Fish, recently appoint
ed agent of the Buick car at
Lakeside, was in town this week,
leaving Wednesday for Prescott
after mother demonstration car,
he having sold his former one be-
fore it had hardly had a full days
feed of gasoline.
Forest Supervisor Jennings
went over to Holbrook Thursday
after his family who returned
yesterday morning from a visit
to Utah. Mrs. Jennings was one
of the contestants in the story
telling at the Mutual Contest
held in Salt Lake City early in
June.
Postmaster John Murray in
forms us that hereafter the post
office will not be open on Sun
day The new contractors bid
calls for mail only six times a
week, consequently nothing do
/ ing Sundays in the mail line, and
Mr.. Murray will now get a full
days "rest and peace once a
week.
J. D. Childers completed the
work this week of decorating
and kalsomining two rooms of c..
H. jennings residence. The
rooms were fixed up unbeknow-
ing to Mrs. Jennings who was
away visiting and was quite a
surprise to the lady on her re-
turn home. Quite a few ladies
in town will now be wanting to
take trip.
Lewis Hunt while burning fox
tail grass on his land near
town Monday had the misfortune
of losing a load of hay, wagon
and all. In some manner the
fire reached the hay which was
loaded to haul to town and as a
heavy gale of wind was blowing
at the time, the flames got be-
yond control. His team had a
narrow escape from burning.
H. S. Frady and wife, M. L.
Sapira and wife and S. H. Fan
ming, residents of Dallas, Texas,
who have been stopping here for
some time, have gone to Utah.
The gentlemen section of the par
ty are introducing and travelling
in the interest of a school desk
device. They made many friends
during their stay in Snowflake
and all wish them success where