The Holbrook news., 1914-06-19

OOOQ rOaQS moeClng at HOCel
 Holbrook at 7:30 tonight. Come out.
 J; H. Frost, of Snowflake, has
 been appointed a notary public,
 and has received his commission ] from Governor Hunt.
 Hon. A. c. Mcqueen, live stock
 agent of the Santa Fe, with l headquarters at Prescott. spent
 the week in Holbrook.
 l Dr. Hughes, candidate for gov
 ernor of Arizona, goes from here
 to St. Johns, and will speak at
 Snowflake on the 18th.
 P. T. Coleman returned from l Pueblo, Colorado. the first of the
 week, and left Wednesday morn- ing for his home in Cibecue.
 E. P. Conwell, leading Wins low attorney, was a professional visitor in the county seat Tues day, returning on the Local. :"
 Santie Jaques, the Lakeside wool grower, is in the city look ing after the shipment of his wool. He IS accompanied by Mrs. Jaaues.
 The highest temperature re- corded in Holbrook up to noon yesterday was 93 degrees on the 18th. Yesterday's highest tenn perature was 92.
 LOST. A lady's oblong pearl pin, about F inches long by 3 of an inch wide. set solid with pearls and diamond in center. Return to this office and receive reward. je19tf
 Mrs. Laura A. Scott, Hol- brooks up-to-date and popular milliner, will move into the build ing formerly occupied by theI postOffice some time next week. This will give her much more convenient quarters.
 Theo. Lopez, the efficient and genial recorder of Apache coun- tY, left yesterday for his home in St. Johns. after attending to a shipment of cattle for Lopez 6 | Baca. He was accompanied by his brother-in-law, MT. Sandobal. |
 Hi Fuller, one of Navajo's big cattle men, passed through the first of the week en route south to look after some cattle which | he is transferring to his Moqul Springs ranch, south of Winslow. He returned to his Winslow home Tuesday.
 Judge Sidney Sapp. Sheriff Joe Woods, County Assessor w. F. Williams, Deputy Sheriff Chas. Osborn and Lloyd c. Henning attended the Flag Day exercises by the Elks lodge at Flagstaff on Sunday, making the trip in auto- mobiles.
 Prof. c. o. Case, state super intendent of schools, arrived in Holbrook yesterday on official business. He returned to Wins low in the evening, but will come back tomorrow, when he will go to Snowflake and adjoining towns.
 The board of trustees of the Holbrook public schools has se- lected it corps of teachers for the coming school year. They II are: Prof. c. F. Girard, princi- pal; Miss Margaret Conwell. sec ond grade; Miss Irene Whetstone, . primary; Mrs. Ada Trammell, south side. Ii
 Preparations for the Frontier Days celebration at Prescott are Y being hurried. Ten famous buck ( ing bronchos arrived from Texas ' ast week. Work on the grounds and grand stand is going forward | and all things point to the big gest event ever pulled off in the {; Mile-High City.
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Boothe left t )n No. 10 Thursday night for an trip through Kansas. 9 Missouri and Colorado. MT. < 3oothe is telephone engineer for a he Navajo-Apache Telephone f System. and on his return he . will take up his usual duties, S with headquarters at St. Johns. f
 Mrs. Lizzle Taylor, of Cham 2 ,ers, was in Hoibrook Tuesday o prove up on her homestead before United States Commis- h inrn,. R C Nrnith Mrc Taulo,. Q