The Holbrook news., 1914-05-22

lO 4dS SOn0 cases D6IOr0 ID6
 Mckinley County District Court.
 John Flannigan left the first
 of the week for the White noun
 tains. where he will have charge
 of the mess outfit for Mr. Engle,
 the government engineer
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitch
 chell, of Topeka, Kansas. were
 visitors in H6lbrook Tuesday. MT. Mitchell is secretary and
 sales manager for Crane & Co.,
 office outftters.
 Miss Pearl Mcfarland stopped over in Holbrook this week, be- ing the guest of MT. and Mrs.
 John PaulseIl. Miss Mcfarland
 is on her way to her home in Pleasant Valley from a visit with relatives in Delhart. Texas.
 R. s. TeepIe, a former resident of Coconino county, now one of the foremost boosters of the growing town of Holbrook. was in Flagstaff Sunday accompany ing the Holbrook ball team on it's victorious journey here. -Cocon- ino Sun.
 Jesse M. Penney came down from his home at Taylor on Mon day, and left the same day on business trip for St. Johns and ether Apache county towns. MT. Penney is selling school furnl- Iture and supplies, and is doing a | fine business.
 J. M. Marquez. the sheep man, whose ranch IS near Holbrook, has just finished lambing. and reports a fine crop and the yield 95 per cent. MT. Marquez very |naturally feels good over the present prospects of the wool growers of this section.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Marty were guests at the Hotel HoIbrook over Monqay night. Miss Cook, who accompanied them, made a hurried trip to Winslow. return ing Tuesday morning on No. 8. when the party left for their home at Indian Wells.
 A. l.. Clark had the misfol tune on Saturday to have his ankle badly sprained. He was leading a horse when 1t became fright ened and jerked on the rope, throwing MT. Clark down. In the fall his foot twisted. He had the injured member attend ed to. and is now out on crutches.
 George c. Morse, one of Ma vajo county's successful wool growers, came down on Sunday l from his ranch to get men to as sist him Tn lambIng. George re- ports prosperous season, and | expects a 90 per cent lamb crop. He returned to his camp Mon day.
 Les Hart arrived in Holbrook | Tuesday with two car loads (76 head) of full blood and graded | Herefords from Denver, and un- loaded them at the stock yards. L A number of them were taken by local stockmen and will be turned on the range. Among the lot was a full bIooded Durham which was sent to Eagerville. The balance of this fine bunch of bulls MT. Hart sent to Flag staff, where they will be dls- posed of to Coconino cattlemen.
 Among the more prominent sporting events pulled off Tn the city this week were: A bicycle race between Chas. Baldwin and Atwood Grouse, won by the lat ter; two 50-yard dashes between Ernest Cahooni and Billy Smith, |. both taken by Mr. Cahoon by a close margin. Messrs. Quince Gardner and John Miller ran four 50-yard dashes before deciding which was the fastest man, the ( honor falling to MT. Gardner Tn the fourth heat.
 Mrs. Grady Gammage, who is touring Arlzona under the aus Oices of the Woman's Christian . Temperance Union, spoke at the !, court house last night on State z Wide and National Prohibition" i 5o good audience. Mrs. Gam , mage is an eloquent speaker and , las a charming personality, and : made a favorable impression ' 0n her audience, which seemed o be in full sympathy with her. The lady left this morning for to continue her work. !