The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15

Mrs. R. C. Smith went,to Win
 slow yesterday to attend the
 graduating exercises of the high
 school.
 BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Sharp, Thursday. May IA, 1914, 8
 6-lb. baby boy. Mother and child
 doing fine.
 Lew H. Mickey. cattle inspec- tor, returned Wednesday from an official trip up and down the line
 inspecting hides.
 i Mrs. Jos. F. Woods went to
 Winslow Thursday to witness the
 graduating exercises of the high
 school at that place.
 Little Miss Lucllia Smith daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. E. J. Smith,
 has gone to Taylor to visit with
 her grandmother, Mrs. Clara Penney.
 Messrs. Burbage and Kaaf-
 man, of the Navajo Apache bank at Winslow. were in town short
 while Thursday, returning home Tn the evening.
 Theodore Lopez, county clerk, and Ike Isaacson, road supervis- or. of Apache county, came in last evening from St. Johns. They are on a road inspection trip.
 Mrs. E. H. Knowlton, of Phoe- nix. passed through Holbrook Tuesday. She was en route to Lakeside to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. McNeil, who died at that place Monday.
 The Coconlno County Cattle Growers Association met in Will Hams last week and a splendid attendance is reported. Thirty eight new members were added to the association before the meeting adjourned.
 The Holbrook base ball team this morning received an invita- tion to go to Winslow for game Sunday and have accepted it, so the boys will leave on the morning train, and make it as interesting as possible for the metropolltans.
 Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp left Tuesday in their car for Flagstaff to attend the com mencement exercises of the 1913- "A class of the N. A. N. S., of ] which their daughter, Miss Irene Whetstone, is member. From Flagstaff they will motor to the Grand Canyon. where they will | spend several days sight seeing. |
 Died. Mrs. Jose Nunanez, an old and respected resident of | Holbrook. died Thursday morn ing at 7:45. Deceased was a sis ter-in-law of H. H. Scorse and leaves her husband, son and a daughter to mourn her loss. The funeral took place this morning and was largely attended by sor- friends,
 During his trip to Springer vile this week, Chas. Cooley and his party had the novel experl- ence of running along for quite a distance within ten feet of big snow banks on a perfectly dry road in the White mountains. | Another feature of the trip was the covering of the distance be- tween Showlow and Springer vile in 4:10 in MT. Cooley's Buick car.
 Frank P. Collins, who has been one of the clerks in the Sitgreaves Forest office at Snowflake for nearly year and half, passed through thls morning on his way % Phoenix. where he will enter he Reclamation Service. MT. Collins took the examination for promotion a short time ago, and lis many friends are gratified to . Inow that he has been given a better and more lucrative posi- ion.
 Dr. Wm. M. Rudd, wife and laughter, of Wickenburg, passed trough Holbrook today, ,en route o Springerville for visit with elatives. Dr. Rudd is an old esident of Springerville, having ived there thirty-slx years ago. | 1e has not been in this part of he country for a long time, and vas much impressed with the .rowth of Holbrook. although, he aid, he recognized some of the Id land marks. .