The Snowflake herald., 1914-02-04

The fine residence of A. Till
man Willis is nearly completed,
Contractor N. S. Hanson being
engaged in putting on the finish
ing touches.
HI. F. Bushman, leading bus
ness man Of st. Joseph, who has
also a branch store here, was a
visitor in Snowflake Wednesday
to look after his interests.
Chas. T. Savage and William
Bryan, from Showlow, attended
the play last night. Mr.. Savage
returned to Showlow and Mr..
Bryan left for Ignacio, Colorado,
where he expects to reside.
Walter McLaws and Jesse Ten
ney came in from Holbrook last
Sunday in Mr.. McLaWs automo-
bile, having made the trip in the
record-breaking time of SO sec
onds. The trip was made against
a strong wind.
c.. c.. Bryant, the Pinedale cat
tleman, was in the city the fore
part of the week with a load of
wire for his ranch, Mr.. Bryant
states that the recent storms have
been of inestimable value to the
stock interests of this part of the
country.
William R. Ashurst, the eff
cient and affable Forest Ranger
at Lakeside, left for his home
Monday afternoon, after attend
ing the Rangers meeting held
here last week. During his stay
Mr.. Ashurst caught a severe
cold, but was some better when
he started home.
]. j. Gillen state bank eXamin-
er, was an official visitor in Snow
flake this week, and made thor
ough examination of the Bank of
| Northern Arizona. Mr.. Gillen
is spoken of by Cashier Smith
as very thorough and palnstak-
ing official and with all, very
pleasant and genial gentleman.
He left for his home on Tuesday.
DR.. L. von-M. Zesch, dentist,
Of WinSlOW who has been in
Snowflake for the past three
weeks, left on Wednesday for
Springerville, where she goes to
fill professional engagements.
During her visit here the doctor
was kept busy day and night,
and all her patrons are we'll
pleased with her work, and ex-
press the hope that she will re-
1 turn again soon and renew ac-
ouaintances. DR.. Zesch became
very popular in Snowflake, and
the best wishes of her numer-
Gus friends and patients accom-
pany her.
President A. Tillman Willis, of
the Home Circle Insurance asso-
citation, will shortly leave on a
tour which will cover the towns
and settlements of Navajo and
Apache counties, in the interests
of the company. This associa-
ton is composed of home people
and organized for their benefit.
The plan is to have representa-
tive in each town. Memberships
will be placed in circles of 1,0OC
each, making benefit insurance
of $1,000 to members. The home
office is located in Snowflake, anC
A. Tillman Willis is president,
Kenner c.. Kartchner, vice-pres-
ident, and Marion L. Flake, sec
retary.
Elias Smith, who went with
DIR. Miller to ST. Johns, where
they stopped two days, then go.
ing to Eagar, stopping one day,
and then to Woodruff, returned
to Snowflake Thursday. Each
night DR.. Miller lectured, anC
his work was received with great
interest. The trip was much
enjoyed by both gentleman, as
they met many friends, who
treated them royalty, DR.. Miller
continued his journey to Hol-
brook, where he did some work,
and yesterday revisited the Nor
thern Arizona Normal school al
Flagstaff. From there he will
return to his home in Los Ange.
les.
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