The Snowflake herald., 1914-05-09
HOLBROOK LOCALS
And PERSONALS

j. P. Jensen of Taylor was 9
business visitor at the county
seat Thursday.
Mrs. Thorwald Larson is spend
ing the week at Woodruff visit
ling with friends.
w. ]. Burk, banker of Wins
low, was a business visitor at the
county seat Monday.
]. E. Randle and John A.
ESelva of Houck were in town the
Fflrst of the week on business.
Prof. M. A. Grouse is home
again after closing his school at
Concho for the summer vacation.
Drs. Hathaway and Bazell of
Winslow were visitors in town
Monday on professional business.
A. H. Hansen, justice of the
peace of WinsloW, motored oyer
from the metropolis Monday even
ing.
Clarence Morrow, an old time
sheepman of this vicinity, paid
Holbrook a visit during the week.
Heber Jarvis of st. Johns was
here Thursday on business in
connection with his mail con-
tract.
! Atty. F. w. Nelson of St.
Johns was here the first of the
week and left for home Tuesday
in his Metz car.
The plumbing Of the courthouse
is now completed with a good
pressure of water on tap, the
source of supply being the Santa
Fe tanks.
Chas. L. Rhoton has opened a
garage with the famous Maxwell
cars for sale. He received a car
load of the Maxwells the first of
the week, consisting Of six tour
ing and two runabout cars.
The Board of Supervisors was
in session Monday and after
transacting the usual routine of
business sold $22, 500 school bonds
for the following districts: Hol-
brook, SIS. 1000; Taylor, SIS, 600;
Lakeside, $500.
Willie Wahl of Springerville
is a recent arrival in town on law
business. According to Wi1lie's
Interpretation of the statutes
made and provided for the guild
ance of lawabiding citizens the
time has been ripe for some time
past to soak somebody and it is
not too late yet to learn a-few
people how to behave properly.
Mesdames Joseph w. Smith
Belle H. Flake and Edith Frost
of Snowflake and Mrs. Levi M.
Shumway of Taylor were here
Wednesday in the interest of the
Holbrook Relief Society. A
meeting was held in the forenoon
at which the Society was re
organized with Mrs. Hannah c..
Greer as president, Mrs. Sarah
I. Smith having resigned.
Mrs. Laura Sebring and VIM.
Evans stole a march on their
friends Sunday morning by quiet
ly leaving town on the early
morning train for Winslow and
getting married, However, a
News reporter heard the rustic of
cupid's wing and gave the alarm.
Arrangements were Immediately
made for the entertainment of
the bridal pair on their return
which materialized in a grand
serenade Monday.eve by the
tincan brigade. The bride is the
accomplished editor of the Hol-
brook News and Mr.. Evans is the
manager of the Scorse mercan-
tile establishments.
After attending a family re-
union at Woodruff, and while
visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. @. R. Gardner, at that
place, Mrs. Marion Gibbons OF
st. Johns was suddenly stricken
with a severe illness causing con-
vulsions Sunday evening. AS
nothing could be found to relieve
her suffering she was brought
here early Monday morning for
medical attention. Drs. Bazell
and Hathaway were called and
diagnosed the case as urinic poi
soning but were unable to relieve
the suffering of the patient,
death claiming her about eight
O'Clock Monday night. The re-
mains were prepared for burial
and taken to Woodruff for inter
ment, the funeral being held al
that place Tuesday afternoon,