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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Mary Smith. Mrs Greer Baughma n
MaiSarct BaughuIun. Miss Burlington,
MIS- Andrew j. Gray. John Springer
Gray. Miss Leak Binswnnsor. Miss
Ethel Wedge, of Baltimore. Mrs Moses
ID. ilOge. Mrs. James II. Patton. Mrs.
Adolph Osterloh. Judge and Mrs w.
~ Moncurc. Miss Claire Levy and
others.
Twelve little girls In Mother Goose
costume sold "Racketty -Packetty'
dolls and candy through tho audience.
On Thursday evening the Vice Pres
iucnt and Mrs. Mars shall viii DO guests
OF honor ut big box party to wit
ness the "Rackctty- p;ickctty House."
aud the audience viii include many
members of the fashionable society OF
Richmond.
Excursion To .IumcstoVn-
y large contingent of prominent
people from this city, ami all over tho
state VIII go down TO jamestown on
saturday with the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities on
their annual pilgrimage. Last year
moro than 200 people wero left be-
hind, owing to the inability Of the
steamer Hoca hontas To accommodate
more than 1000 persons. The outing
is always ono OF the most interesting
affairs of the season.
A. The Country Club.
There will be music ana dancing at
l!l' country Ciup tomorrow night,
beginning at : o'clock. and on Friday
night the annual dinner OF the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association viii be
given. Saturday might prizes will be
awarded winners In the Middle At
lantic- Golf Association tournament on
the lawn OF tho club at o'clock, with
music and dancing 10 follow
Entertained ia Washington.
Says tho washington Post:
~ "a. icF,
cally n garden party. was given by
Mrs. George Barnett wife OF the COM
mandani OF the Marine Corps Monday
afternoon several hundred callers OF
the day were seated on the lawn at
the rear OF the commandments quar-
tors. and tho Marine Band. playing Its
weekly concert on the parade ground,
furnished brilliant program. which
included march composed by It's dircc-
tor. Lieutenant L. ~ Santelmann. and
several numbers composed and direct
ed by Edwin L. Turnbul, gifted
Baltimore amateur.
Tho callers we're received by Major
General ana Mrs barnett on tho broad
piazza a; tho rear OF their quarters.
and ten tables and punch tables we're
set out thcr" as well as In "A tent on
the lawn. Mrs. Barnett was as
sisted by Mrs. !. Arthur LEROY. OF
Richmond. her house guest: Mrs G
Continued On Seventh Page)
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HUSBAND AND WIFE
UNITE IN PRAISE
O The DID, Reliable Thedfods Black Draug Which Has Been
in Constant Use For Over 70 Years

Clifton Station, Va.-Mr. w. o.
Putnam, of this town, says: 81 have
been using Thcdford's Black-Draught
and would not do without II.
| am we'll OF very bad case OF
stomach trouble, after using only a
few packages, and think it is fine
for indigestion and headache.
My wife has also frequently used
Black-Draught for constipation and
headache, and thinks 1t is worth its
weight In gold. She would not be
without it In the house
recommend Black Draught to NV
friends, and tell them what it did Tor
me. You are at liberty to publish
my letter, as 1t might be the means OF
helping some suffering person"
You cannot 20 wrong In taking
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Basement Values
THESE PRICES ron
WEDNESDAY ONLY

THESE PRICES ron
WEDNESDAY ONLY
t:x7: size Holster Cases, good
grade Of cotton; FOR Wednesdays
sale, .5c
i3N': Size Holster Cn.e., ono ne
the best brands OF cotton, FOR Wed.
nesday's sale only. a5c.
7:xoo Welded Seam Sheets. mad.
OF the good. long wearing Kind:
worth coo; for Wednesday,. snle
only. iSc.
7.AhO Iicmstitched, ScnrIopea
Sheets, with embroidered edge: mad.
OF fine quality linen-nnlsh shceting
that sells FOR SOC: Wednesdays sele
8ic.
SHIFTING MADRAS. GALiTEs
AND IiIMONo CREPE.
10 2-3c swis. ChnIiic., In nre,tv
stripes and figures: for Wednesdav.s
sale only, 7t2c.
Full line OF 10 2-3c GnInte.. r.,
light and dark co|ors. large assert
mcnt OF stripes and figures: fo,.
Wednesdays sale only. I%,4c.
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LADIES' Neckuear

Values offered In this department,
every woman who loves dainty neck
hxings.
Doe Seckwenr. Including Net
Guinness about three dozen In the
assortment; shown In the various
popular styies now so much In
vogue: Wednesday,, 25c.
Ali-Siik Scnrfs. about four dozen
in the lot. these arc two yards long
with fringe ends: shown In lowered
and plain; regular price. $500. $50
and $500; Wednesday only. soc.
Dainty Gladstone Collars, made OF
fine organdy. thcee are both plain
and hemstitched. o5c value. special
price, 15cI two for &c.
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Embroidcries, Nets
and Bandings

+j-inch Wolfe and Crepe F.mbroid-
cry, shown In beautiful new pat
terms; 800 value, 5Oc.
Coiorrd Crepe and Bntiste Elm
hroidcries. &c Inches wide: Sl.75
value. for Sl.OO.
3G-lnch COlored Aiiover Embroid-
cry, all beautiful designs: $3.50
value. T5c.
e2-inch OrEnndy Fiouncing, pref
lily embroidered. $500 value, sI.c5
ana SI.iS
Rntinc Edges md BandinEs, new
shades to match the summer crcpes.
in solid ana Oriental colorings. 39c
value. yard 25c.
"'rnngo' Nets for waists and over
dresses. In pinks, blues and maize.
also lavender. SO Inches wide: 1925
value; yard. Csc.
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Toilet Articles

tubher-Lined Tourist Case, with
wash cloth. Sc.
Nil takes away tho odor of per
SEPARATION; zoe value for Ipc; try n
jar and be convinced.
Giyccrine Toilet sonp, three cakes
for :0c.
witch Iinzei Cold Cream. 25c
value, for Zoe.
lfoubignnt Emu dc Toilette, B9c an
ounce.
Nrmdlcy Rose Maid Extract, s1.75
Coty JncuucnInot Rose Extract,
S..30 an ounce.
iionhig"nt Extract, s1.75 an ounce
AN ounce.
river'n Arurn Extract. 75c an
ounce.
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Now that the swat tho nv' season
Ia coming on. there may 10 interest
manifested In 4 new ~ tran. when
'pte"rs To oe simply a slender rod
aulhlilo base. The nies AR. conl.ht
on this stick. u Is claimed mat th,
trap IS ACCOMPLISHMENTS. sanitary ana
ornamental" but To take the latter
word without any salt is TO ncltnovl-
cd%o an admiration for the personal
Hcanty of flies FOR attached to The
stick. they furnish tho principal or
naucntatioH
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OF Interest TO Every Woman
Edited BY Martha MISSIONER
TIE CAPE COSTUME
RIVALS A CLASSIC
Coat Rig Must Really lie Up and
Doing 60 Hold Its

IN some cases the rev cape is essen
tiallS and permanently part OF the
one drcSs-deS!Eued with It. ana made
10 match H. Hud to wear with Il only.
gust as II II were a cont ana skirt in
stead OF az gown and Capc costume
And SO the croSs-over fronts Of shot
JaHeta seem 10 hc jnscparahle from
the corsoce. and their finishing of In
sash how in front gives q charming
h0tsh to She gown a. vel! n 10 the
cape.
90 tho other hand--and In another
modcl-thc cape provides an entire
ana most effective contrast TO the rest
CT tho gown.
Nnlstcont Addition.
II IS allied TO one of the long double
breasted wRistcoats OF sleeveless coats
which are q very practical as well as
decorative addition TO many q: those
models which are designed for travel
Ing and race meeting wear.
COusineT, for instance Capo Of
hetEe-colored broodcloth, which falls
In graceful! cascades At tho sides and.
therefore, brings INTO frequent promi-
ucuce lining of black satin. willie
then that quantity divided and plcated
collar, ana, again, the long waistcoat
effect addition, are IN plaid tafIeta-
black and white and orange y Dor
dering band OF black satin, with gust
IA narrow inner fold OF white, follows
Y,
which Is effected by means OF a series
OF Jet buttons, while, though this par
tlCulHr color sCheme Is undoubtedly
ard specially smart, YOU may possibly
prefer to insure SIN further service
from your now wrap by having Il car
ried out IN dark navy blue stan lined
With black. the plaid, however. being
81 black. green and blue and white.
Some Double Cnnrs,
The double cape effect Is also dis
einctly attractive. though ono need
hardly point out that such division
OF the drapertes demarda NOR. height
from the weareT than one Of the moro
ordinary and ali-;n-ono wraps.
But indeed, as you will have gath
cred already, there arc styles enough
and to spare for every figure. Rs we'll
as gown and occasion. to DO suited and
80 II only remains for you TO try to
make Il single ana successful choicc
from the many difrrecnt models,
though you viii bc surely and sorely
tempted. ! fancy. to indulge in q sec
ond purchase.
One cape. however, IS an absolute
end urgent necessity for every woman
who makes tho slightest claim to
smertuess. and II will ho we'll for you
TO realize the fact, so that by making
II prompt purchase YOU may Rct the
most wear. and therefore value. from
your now posScssion-aud FUN credit
Tor being up-to date.
Consider uiuc Serge.
And supposinE that you arc re-
rtrictcd To the one purchase ana wrap
one would bc inclined to acquire one
OF thos, newest and swartcst OF blue
serge gowns. which arc mad" with
long and rather fuli "Alaharajah"
tuuic. ana very abbreviated and
scanty undersl;irt AND ;hcn to provide
/, with the most fashionable comple-
ton and CurupaNionshil oi a cunc In
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ParasoLs

- Fnnry Gold-Ribbrd SnmpIc
P"rns"ls, $500 values. these for
S1.0S.
Al1-Siik Tnnetn ParnsoIs. with s
gold ribs. shown in all the hes.
colors; $500 values; special sI.8o.
The new Moirc ParnsoI., With gold
ribs. shown here IN shades OF blue.
green. purple. also black; special
value at S3.0S.
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Ribbons

ALMOST HALF THE USUAL PRICE;
33c Moirc, TRncta and FnilIc RIB
bon, So inches wide. shown In all
only. 10c.
25 pieces of Flovered Dresden
Tnnctn Ribbon. shown In rich color
combinations. loc and CSC regular
price; Wednesday,. lee.
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Men S Wear Specials for
Wednesday S Selling

Mems :5c Gotham Hose Support
crs, special. I1c.
Mems &c Fancy Mndrns Initial
handkerchief. special. nc.
Mems I'tne 75c PercnIe shirts. all
new patterns: special Wednesday.
zoe.
Mems ~" Imported HALF Hose, in
bihck and tan; no seam noross the
toe: special. lie.
Mems $3.50 shirt~. shown In nne
merccr'2cd madras stripes: bcau,,-
fui patterns; special. SIC.
NEWS UvnERwEAR
soc Condo Mesh Underwear
Drawers. long vest. shor, sleev,s.
special. aac. or garments for sI.oo
Mems zoe White Li,ie Underwear
Short sleeve vest ana long draw
ers; special, a5c per garment.
Mem. Chech Muslin Union Suits,
good ueiity. per su!t. 5ac.
Mem. Good-wenrinE naihr,rxs,
shirts and Drawers, special. csc.
Mems Check Muslin VEST .r,
Drawers. athletic Htyle; spec;al vnlue
n CSC.
PANAMA SPECIAL.
$3.50 P"jnm".. In lirht blue. pink.
IhHender' gray and white. with silk
frog trimming: special. sI.oa
$500 Pretty Fancy stripr snL
trimmed Pnjnmn,i special. sIaD.
si.'5 White Cnmbric and Mndrn,
Pnj"m"-. silk trimmed; special
si.cO.
$500 Madras rnJnmns. neat erects;
special st.Ga.
si'"o SILK Trimmed white Mndrr,
P"jnmns. tho IDEAL summer rnr-
ment: special, sl.0p.
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Genuine Morocco
Leather Bags

with coin purse. leather lined
throughout. frame OF hes; German
silver shown IN the new. long et-
feet. with strap, $500 value. $500.
M"irc Tango Bags. with mirror
ana coin purse. shown In colors and
black. $50 values for SI.OO.
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Hosiery
hmer Store

2Sc White Llsic and SILK Soa for
children; sizea IA TO 9; salo price.
Zoe. or pairs for soc.
ChiI'lrcn'n Fancy Plaid Sox, az
TO Q. i2zc.
Ladies' s1.5O Fine IInnd-Embroid-
cred SILK Hose, special, sI.2s.
Ladies' Guaranteed SIX Hose, In
black. tan and white; special value
at roc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

ft'tlc Jokc-"papa. can borrow
r"ui magu.fying class minute"
'N"-'N"s. | SUPPOSE so. Bui what
To- v"u want with i,?"
Little jake-''I want TO mako this
new penny mamma gave me look Iko
a $40 gold picce.'-Chicago News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

some OF the mos, attractive of the
new wallpapers are designed to .,lyo
tho effect or the bars Of trees. as n
me walls were covered with tho real
bark. These papers mako ,rulv .f
icctive backgrounds. with cnarm!prlv
rcstful color tones
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Your own wa,hcio,h.

= satisfactory whsicioth IL made o.,
"" or ul"e thick1esscs Of mr.4ul.o
noting Tho edges are finished by
orochelinG n scallop in plnk or hlae.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

table sheraton model with cigbt
legs. that can be divided in the mid
die so that each half may stand as
two pleasing consoles
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oar of the Months M u,h,s

\ UttIc four-Ncar-1ld youngstcr was
very fond OF kissing his pretty aunt
'Nautlc." he said one day. Your
mouth reminds me OF q SUGAR bowl
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For Early Giadioiu..

Plant giadioli a. soon as possible
for early flowers and make "a success
sion OF planting until Juno TO secure
q long succession OF bloom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
rrotccnon Tor rnmons nnttlencld

The belgian Parliament has passed
" hill providing for the protection OF
ihe battlefield OF Waterloo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Sale of Children S Hats
and Dresses and
Women S Muslin
Underwear
CHILDnIsN's WEAR,

lot Of Lingerie md Fancy
Trimmed straw Hats. for tho llttIa
ones to & years. $500 and $500
models, for s:.is.
$3.50 md $500 Fnncy Trimmed
Hats, some lingerie ones. for si.0S.
HINTS for the little men, worth 6oc
and Zoe, for I5c.
Children's bingham Aprons, with
sleeves. worth sc. for Zoe.
A lot OF Childrcn's Ginrhom
Chnmhrny ana PcrcnIc Dresses, also
some crepe ones among the lot
worth sl.o0 and sl.25. to @ years
sizes, for soc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
Gowns. Combination skirts md
Princess Slips, Il lot that cost IN
manufacture 500 and SIPS; these
for zoe.
Another lot OF Gowns, Comhin.-
lions, skirts nnd Princess Sims.
worth $3.50 and $500. for Dsc.
Combinations, Skirts nna Princes,
Slips, worth $500 and $3.50 for sI.Ds.
Others that are worth $500 and
$500 for 1910.
a lot of soc and 69c Drawers and
Bl0omcrs for 30c
CSC and 75c ones for soc.
a lot OF csc Corset Cover, FOR y5o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

ION. Just out Of curiosity" replied
iol7 81 heard my mamma say you
Verc next door % "A crank"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

Thedford's Black Draught for any dc
rangcmcnt OF tho liver, stomach or
bowels.
Thedfords is the old original.
genuine, powdered liver medicine,
having been successfully and extern
sively used long before it's MANY iml-
tators began to try to build on it's
success.
Biack-Draught has been found to
quickly and permanently relieve such
symptoms Of liver and stomach trou-
bIes as constipation, biliousness. indi-
gestion, headache. sour stomach. etc.
thereby cleansing and purifying the
blood. and restoring the system to it's
normal condition and efficiency.
Black Draught belongs in YOUR
home. Get 25-ccnt package from
your druggist to-day ONLY one
cent a dose. Advertisement.
Advertisements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
I'M Innovation.

one OF the Vatican hats is dontcd
q bit. and is thus made to resemble
q palette.
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Rugs, Carpet,
Art Ticking and
Mating Covered Boxes

NOTE THE Low PRICES FOR
THIS ONE-DAY SALE.
Mating Covered Boxes, size 81
inches long, II inches wide. ~
Inches high; regular valuo. $500:
"Wednesday special. sI.4s.
DRUSSELS CARPET.
Tcn-Nirc Brussels Carpets, hall
and stair patterns; regular value.
s1.00. Wednesday special GRc yard
ART TICKING AND CnETONNE,
suitable patterns for furniture COW
erings and pillow covering, regular
value, zoe; Wednesday special. 15c
yard.
ADMINISTER RUGS.
Hartford Administer Rings, Orien-
tai and notified designs: regular
value. si.f5 and $500; Wednesday
special. SI.30.
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Lacquer furniture has attained re-
neweo popularity. and some OF tho
most pleasing pieces OF Il nrc Shcrn-
ton In style. with painted panels Of
roses and foliage In rich. dull tones
Among tho new pieces OF furniture
having origin in old designs IL round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

VINO lives next door TO YOU" asked
Ht'l- lola OF woman caller
WHY do you ask inquired the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

wonder how il Is that don, have
so many callers as ] used top l..
in Infants Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

Marguerites are almost AZ easily
made. Feat the whites OF two eggs
to stiu froth, then add II cupful OF
powdered sugar and beat until very
light, then gradually add one cupful
Of Chopped English waluuts. and
spread the mixture thinly Oh small
waters. These should then be placed
In moderate oven until they become
Il delicate golden brown
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AFTERNOON TEA DAlNTIES
just the Things Ia Serve With out-of-
Door Entertainments.

simple, inexpensive goodies ARE al
ways nice 10 know about. especially
In summer weather. when we want to
gather out OF doors for 3 O'Clock tea,
or 10 eat picnic fashion
what could be easier to prepare than
the following tea crackers: Slightly
butter thin. round or square unswcct-
cncd crackers. and put a marshmaiiow
in the centre OF each. with = wee piece
or butter on tho top of each marsh
mailow Put them In a hot oven for a
few minutes Just long enough for the
arshmaliows 20 soften ana spread
and brown on top.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30

Elias Smith was in Holbrook
this week after freight.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
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The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
Apache County Items
(From the Observer)

The Schuster wool clip, amount
ing to more than 100, 900 pounds
has been freighted across to the
eastern market. The shearers
are now at work on Don Jose
Garcia's focks at Las Pilas.
Miss Hazel Noble, who attend
ed the Snowflake academy the
past year, returned the first of
the week and went on to her
home at Alpine. She was ac-
companied over from Snowflake
by here brother, Legrand.
The first of the week Don Jose
Garcia sold 1000 sheep to Joe
Ramboud of Ash Fork. The
price paid was SIS a head for
sheared ewes with lambs,
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
) LOCAL FOREST NOTES !;

Ranger Owens will move to
Gentry on Thursday. His fami-
ly will remain at Miles Ranger
Station for awhile.
Ranger ]. L. Henderson is as
sisting in the Supervisors office
temporarily, until another clerk
can be assigned to the Forest.
Six fires have been reported
on the Forest during the past
week. The total area burned
over was about four acres. Sew
eral large fires are now burning
on the Indian reservation.
The Showlow burro roundup
gathered 104 head. (They will
shear about four pounds per
head.) Inspector Lew Mickey,
at Holbrook, says he has huge
white elephant" on hands, but
the Showlow people think they
have gotten rid of one.
Supervisor Jennings returned
Monday from his trip to Aztec
ranch, Marquette Ranger Station
and Winslow. He met District
Engineer Whitsit at Holbrook
and accompanied him to the
above places on an examination
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
Why Not Have a Band?

Every town of any prominence
in Arizona has a band. Why not
Snowflake? We understand that
there is plenty of good material
in town for such an organization.
Why not call a meeting at an
early date and see what can be
done in the matter? The writer
is an old band man. playing any
instrument in brass, and will do
all in his power in helping out"
in any way he can.
A good band is the best ad-
vertisement any town can have,
besides being educational,
amusing and entertaining. A
band concert every Saturday
afternoon or evening during the
summer months would sound
mighty good, and we hope our
musically inclined young ladies
and gentleman will meet and
perfect an organization of this
kind.
Elias Smith was in Holbrook
this week after freight.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30

j. D. Childers received the sad
news last week of the death of
his mother, Mrs. E. Frazier,
which occurred on April 25th at
Purmea. Texas. Deceased lived
to the advanced age of 80 years,
and up to within just a short time
of her death was in good health.
Besides a husband and two daugh-
ters. all living in Texas, and the
son living in Snowflake, she
leaves many grand and great
grand children in the Lone Star
state to mourn her departure to
the Great Beyond.
Joseph S. Fish, who is now en-
gagged in hustling life insurance
business for the Inter Mountain
company, arrived in town yester-
day. He seems highly elated
over the business he has been do
ing of late in this section.
Mark Richardson is now en-
gagged as driver for the u. S.
mail between Snowflake and
Showlow. a
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
Whooping Cough

about a year ago my three
bows had whooping cough and |
found Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the only one that would
relieve their coughing and
whooping spells, continued this
treatment and was surprised to
find that it cured the disease in
a very short time writes Mrs.
Archie Dalrymple, Crooksville,
Ohio. For sale by all dealers.
Advertisement.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-30
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
AND PERSONALS

Frank McLaws paid Winslow visit
in his auto Tuesday.
Ellis Stratton of Showlow was in this
week after supplies.
Frank Gillispie of Pinedale was in
town this week after supplies.
]. D. Childers and family moved this
week into the Ralph Ramsay residence.
Mr.. Thornton of Linden came down
from that place Tuesday on business
trip.
To-day is Memorial day. The Boy
Scouts have their flag out in observance
of the day.
Owing the bucking of our baby engine
''Maud" we were little late with the
HERALD this week.
Jesse M. Smith left Wednesday for
Holbrook after new wagon and brought
back load of freight.
Mrs. Hopen and her brother, Jack
Young, were here Wednesday from Lin
den on business mission.
Chas. Cooley and wife of Holbrook
were visitors in town for short time
Wednesday while enroute for Ponetop.
Geo. Sharp of White River passed
through town Tuesday and visited his
mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis S. Rogers and
daughter, Thursa, went to ST. Joseph
Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Aarn B. Porter.
Owen Freeman, the man who slices
off whiskers for the citizens of Snow
flake and vicinity, made swift round
trip to Winslow Tuesday.
Heber Tenney, Jas. Pearce, w. W..
Bates, Thomas Hancock, Live Hancock
and Hyrum Jackson, all of Taylor, were
visitors in town this week.
Virgil Denham of Shumway passed
through here enroute to Salt Lake City
and from there will go as missionary
to the northern states. His mother,
two sisters and brother accompanied
him as for as Snowflake.