The Holbrook news., 1914-07-24

l P. T. Coleman ie in town from
 Cibecue.
 | D. V. Marley, of Pleasant val ley, is in the city on business.
 Miss Bertha Owens is the guest of Miss Helen Smith in the city this week.
 Loy Turbeville, the handsome COW boy from Pinto, was a Hol- tbrook visitor last week.
 Messrs. H. T. and R. R. Suth- erland were here this week from Winslow on court business. Miss Jessie Ballard, of Snow flake, was in Holbrook last week, the guest of Miss Phoebe Miller.
 Hugh s. Carpenter returned to Winslow Tuesday morning af- ter a weeks visit with friends in the city.
 Miss Loa Cross went down to St. Joseph yesterday to spend the 24th, Pioneer Day, in our little neighbor city.
 Mrs. Henry Warren and her guest, Miss PcheIIburg, of Chi cago. have been the guests of Mrs. Charles B. Perkins this week.
 N. B. Day, who is studing law in the offices of B. P. Conwell, at Winslow, was an interested spectator listening to the court proceeding this week.
 Prof. Andrew Brimhall. of the Snowflake Stake Academy. who has been visiting in Provo, Utah, for some time, passed through Holbrook Tuesday en route to hls home in Taylor.
 Hon. and Mrs. Wm. Morgan and family, of Lakeside, are in the city. Mrs. Morgan recently had the misfortune to be kicked by a COW and have one of her limbs broken. The lady is get ting along nicely. however.
 The base ball games lately have been few and far between. Last Sunday the grounds were too muddy. but the boys promise the people a good exhibition the coming Sunday, so turn out and help swell the grand stand re- ceiDts
 E. P. Conwell, the Winslow lawyer, has been spending most of the past two weeks. in Hol- brook looking after the interests of clients, and has been very successful, too. He left for home on the local Thursday, but will return the first of the week.
 w. Talent, the Winslow pho tographer. has pitched hls tent | next to THE NEWS office, and l will remain in Holbrook short | time. MT. Talent makes lantern slides and transparencies, in fact. everything photographic ally, and guarantees all work.
 Joseph w. Smith, cashier of the Bank of Northern Arizona, and one of the progressive citi- zens of Northern Arizona, was in Holbrook Wednesday attend ing to business matters. Besides other activities, MT. Smith is justice of the Supreme Court of Snowflake.
 Dr. A. c. Kingsley with his wife and daughter. and maid, have been visiting, the guests of Captain and Mrs. Charles E. Perkins, for the past week. Dr. Kingsley IS the superintendent of the State Insane Asylum at Phoenlx. The party made the trip by automobile and are talk ing in the interesting sights of Northern Arizona.
 T. E.. Thacker. official state in- terpreter, is in attendance at the present session of court, attend ing to his official duties in the Navajo Indian cases which have l been tried before the court this week. MT. Thacker is thorough y conversant with the Navajo language and considered one of it's best interpreters. His home s at Keam's Canyon. f
 c. E. Owens, the high grade S sheep breeder. was in town on i Thursday to deliver a carload about 10O) head of haIf-breed Colswold rams to a MT. James. ,f Des Moines, New Mexico. | Mr. Owens has a very high grade q # sheep. perhaps. as high as V