The Snowflake herald., 1914-01-24

the city Tuesday.
Don G. Cooley is spending a
few days in Snowflake this week
shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mrs. Eva Standifird and sister
in-law, Mrs. Orphia Standifrd,
of Taylor, visited in Snowflake
Thursday.
Miss Pauline Willis is confined
to her home with an attack of
the mumps, as is also Miss Met
tie Hansen.
Mrs. M. Miller and daughter,
Miss Phoebe, of Holbrook, are
visitingin Snowflake, the guests
of Mrs. M. Ray Tanner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Easley,
we'll known in Snowflake, have
left Holbrook for Mountain Home,
Arkansas, to make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ID. Smith, OF
Pinedale, visited in Snowflake
the first of the week. Mr.. Smith
is the efficient forest ranger at
that station.
Miss Vera Hall, of Showlow,
was visitor in Snowflake Satur-
day, and attended the production
of Uncle Toms Cabin, return
ing home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Francis
returned to their home in Flag
staff Monday, going first to Hol-
brook, thence to st. Johns, where
Mr.. Francis had some business
matters to attend to. The trip
was made in the Studebaker Sc.
Burton R. Smith came down
from the ranch Sunday. He is
sinking a we'll on the place, and
returned the same day, after Sc
curing a quantity of dynamite to
be used in loosening up the hard
spots, which he says run all the
way down.
County Attorney J. E. Crosby
and Mrs. Crosby made a hurried
trip from Holbrook to Snowflake
last Sunday in their, car. They
were accompanied by their broth
er, Charles Crosby, who is an old
time newspaper man, having
been engaged in the business at
Stafford, Arizona.
Two Winslow gentlemen, Mr..
Wood and Mr.. Stone, were walk
ing on the streets one day. when
they saw one of the metropolis
society ladies walking down the
street wearing a sheath gown.
Wood turned to Stone and Stone
turned to Wood and they both
turned to rubber.
Open a saving account with
the Bank of Northern Arizona
with one dollar. "a dollar saved,
is a dollar earned" Interest is
the most powerful thing on earth.
Special lessons should be given
on saving in all schools. Open
an account now and commence
saving your money while young
and before it is too late.
A meeting of the rangers and
other officers of the Sitgreaves
| National Forest will be held here
on January 20, 80 and 81. This
is the fourth of a series of an
nual meetings which are held for
the purpose Of discussing new
features of the work and plans
for the coming season. A dance,
to which all are cordially invited,
will be held in the social hall on
Saturday night.
On Tuesday, January %, 1914,
Hon. j. w. Flake, prominent
stockman of Joppa, and Mrs.
Elsie Witt, of Showlow, will be
joined in the holy bonds of we'd
lock. During the last year Mr..
Flake has leased his extensive
land and stock interests and re-
tired, spending the major part of
his time visiting in Apache and
Navajo counties.
Will J. Flake returned the first
of the week from Tucson, where
he was in attendance at the farm
er's institute for the past two
weeks at the University of Ari-
zona. Mr.. Flake reports the af-
fair a very successful one in
point of attendance and interest
and enthusiasm displayed by the
farmers. He also stated that he
enjoyed his visit to the Old Pue-
bio very much.