The Holbrook news., 1914-08-14
ADDITIONAL NEWS OF
 HOLBROOK AND VICINITY

from a pleasant visit With rela- tiyes in Snowflake.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. s, Howard made a trip to Woodruff this week and spent a day with Grandma Howard.
 Miss Ruth Wallace is spending the week at the Howell ranch, near Navajo, as the guest of Miss Zelma Howell.
 Our customers will tell you about it. We are financially able to take care their legitimate needs. MERCHANTS & STOCK GROWERS BANK. a7tf
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Buck returned last evening from St. Johns, where MT. Buck has been engaged in installing an ice plant for H. Knight. Mr. Buck left everything going Tn good shape.
 Alfred Garrison, one of our most popular young men, left on Friday for San Francisco, where he goes to enlist in the U. s. navy. MT. Garrison has youth and ambition, and will be sure to make good.
 D. D. Crabb. of Pinedale. mo- tored in from his ranch last Fri day, accompanied by his daugh- ter, Miss Zelda Ervine of Phoe- nix, who has spent the summer at the Crabb ranch. Miss Ervlne returned to Phoenix on Saturday morning.
 w. B. Clemens, of Adamana. is confined to his room at the Brunswick, suffering from se- we're attack of appendicitis. Dr. J. w. Bazell Is in attendance, and reports hls patient some what improved.
 Holbrook vs. Insurrectos at the ball park tomorrow. MT. Buck ley is manager for Holbrook and R. s. Teeple says he will lead the Insurrectos to victory. Both managers claim the best lineup. so the fans ought to get good run for their money.
 Among those from HoIbrook who .journeyed up to Navajo for the dance Tuesday evening were Mrs. Hess and children, Mrs. L. c. HennIng, Mrs. Geo. Hennes- sey, Miss Mazda Daily. Misses Ruth and Bertha Wallace, Chaun- cey Woods. James Scorse. IT,, Bob Barrett and Leo Frost.
 Attorney O. E. Oyerson, of St. Johns, is in town. having motor ed over accompanied by Dr. T. J. Bouldin and Abel Ortega, the latter gentleman gong to Wins low to assist in the NavaJo-Apa- che bank during the absence of Cashier Kaufman, who was call ed away on account of death in his family.
 THE NEWS is in receipt of the annual catalogue of the Snow flake Stake Academy for 1914-15. This IS one of the leading edu- cational institutions of the state and the people of this section can do no better than to send their children to this school. It opens for the term on Monday, September '. The curriculum includes domestic science, art and music.
 Mrs. George Hennessey very delightfully."- entertained the Fri day Club at her lovely new home last Friday afternoon. A dainty two lunch was served to Mesdames James Scorse, Charles Perkins. w. H. Clark, Lloyd C.. Henning, c. H. Jordan, John Flannigan, Henry Scorse, J. E. Crosby, Jesse Hulet, w. B. Woods and the Misses Jo. and Mae Mechanism. Mrs. C. Hess, of Heber. and Mrs. Emmett Wallace. of Adamana, were the guests of the club.
 Fred. T. Colter, the well known rancher of Springerville, was a business visitor in Holbrook last Saturday. Mir. Colter is also one of the State Far comrnis- sioners and is working up an in- terest in the motorcycle race from Springerville to Phoenix during the next fair. The idea is for each town along the route, which includes Holbrook, to offer money to the first rider enter ing the town in the race. The other towns along the route have given from $100 to $500. and Phoenix glves the grand