The Holbrook news., 1914-06-05
News of Holbrook and Vicinity

| PA. 1914, to MT. and Mrs. c. C.
 Bryant, a son.
 Miss Burger is visiting friends
 in Holbrook from her home in
 the White mountains,
 Hon. J. J. Shumway, a Taylor 1 visitor to, the county seat the
 firstsof the week.
 Supervisor E. T. Hatch is in
 the city from Taylor attending
 to his official duties.
 J. B. KIiendiest, the contractor
 and auto man, was down from
 Winslow the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Newman
 spent a few days Tn town thls
 week from their ranch at Joppa. A Marshal & Wendell piano
 for sale for $60 in cash, if taken
 at once. Call at or phone THE NEWS office. m29tf Attorney Clarence H. Jordan left for Kansas Saturday night on No. 10. He will be gone for several weeks.
 Chas. Clark. the sheep man, came in from Navajo Tuesday get sheep shearers. He returned Tn the evening. Jesse Pearce passed through Ilolbrook Tuesday en route to his home at Taylor from the south ern part of the state.
 Judge D. J. Thomas. cashier of the Merchants 6 Stock Grow CTS bank, left yesterday morn ing on a business visit to St. Johns.
 George w. Newell shipped 116 head (two cars) of cattle to Den yer Tuesday. In the shipment were 40 year-old heifers and 38 cows and calves.
 Al Mineer, the St. Johns stock man, and all-round athlete and good sport. was a visitor in the city this week shaking hands with his many friends.
 Chas. Rabbit and J. E. Walk CT shipped to Flagstaff Monday 188 head of beef cattle for Bab- bitt Bros. market. They came from George Hennessey's range.
 James w. Pearce spent a cou- ole ot days in Holbrook the fore part of the week from PInedaIe. He informed THE NEWS that his brother, Jesse, won the foot race with Hunt at Stafford on the 18th of May.
 Married-At Winslow, Sunday, May 31, 1914, Frank M. Kildare and Miss Flora B. Wilson, at the home of the brides parents, by Rev. c. M. Ross. The newly wed pair will reside in San Bernar- dino. California.
 w. L. Barnum, Esq, attorney for the State Live Stock Sanitary Board, spent two days this week in Holbrook on official business. MT. Barnum is an old-t time friend of Judge Sapp, when both gen. tlemen lived in Oklahoma. MT. Barnum returned to Phonix on Tuesday.
 John Nelson. prominent sheep man from Heber and Mesa. was Tn town the first of week, John and his span of good horses acted as engineer and fireman for Clarence. Morrow's auto ( which broke down a few miles out in the interior. Horse power is a great thing even for autos. f
 Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp, family and Mrs. John Flanigan { made an auto trip to Snowflake l and Taylor the first of the week. [ At Snowflake the party were guests at the Arizona House, and C speak in glowing terms of the :, hospitality. extended and accom- modations received by them from c w. w. Willis. the proprietor. r
 Clarence Morrow, one of the [ old time sheep men of Navajo T county. is spending a few days in O town talking over old times. MT. Morrow has been located until recently near the SelIgman coun- try west of Ash Fork, and has sold out his interests there and s $ looking for a new home. He n nas been looking over some pros F poets in Coconino county with b l view of locating there, but we e nave and an idea that MT. Nor r, -ow has a hankerin' for his first owe and hone that he will find a A