The Holbrook news., 1914-08-21
ADDITIONAL NEWS OF
 HOLBROOK AND VICINITY

of Adamana, last week.
 Jas Scores, Jr. left Holbrook Monday for the mountains. He will be gone several weeks.
 Mrs. Seth Stiles was in town shopping thls week and visiting with her numerous friends in Holbrook.
 Mrs w. M. Fisher. of San Francisco, is in the city this week, the guest of Mrs Geo. w. Hennessy.
 A we'll is being put down on the public school grounds, and will be in operation by the time school commences.
 The famous snake dance of Hopi Indians will be held at Oraibi at the third mesa. on Sun day, August 30tb.
 Miss Rose Graham. of Silver City, New Mexico, is visiting in Holbrook. the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson.
 Ed. Sherlock. the Denver live stock broker, delivered a car load of graded bulls thIs week to Bud Howell. of Pinto.
 Live Stock Inspector Lew w. Mickey has gone to Chambers to inspect a bunch of cattle for c. Hill to be shipped east.
 Dr. Leonie von M. Zesch, the dentist, made a professional trip to Snowflake the first of the week on professional business.
 Hugh S. Carpenter came in from Aztec tor the dance Srtur- day evening, remaining over Sunday, to visit with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Evans and MT. and Mrs. J. J. Cassidy made up an auto party which motored to MT. Evans ranch last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Malone, of Showlow, were in town Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Malone was taking the teachers examin- ation.
 Mrs. Ida Wakefield and chil- dren, of New Mexico, passed through Holbrook last Monday on their way to Taylor to visit her parents.
 J. w. Lockhart is visiting with his wife this week, having come in from his ranch with a bunch of cattle. which he delivered on Tuesday to Lute Hart.
 The prize of five dollars given by A. R. Boiling, manager of the Woods hall motion picture show, was won by Mrs. Anna B. Riggs Sunday evening.
 Floyd Hampton, editor of the Winslow Mail, was visitor in the county seat Monday. He was accompanied by his bright little daughter, Miss Fay.
 Mrs. w. B. Woods was hostess to the Friday Club at it's last meeting. A delicious lunch of sandwiches. cake. ice cream and iced tea and punch was served. :.
 F. H. Owens, of Snowflake, was in town this morning, talk ing home with him his little daughter Zina, who has been in the hospital at Winslow with a broken arm. She is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. G. H. Lerg is confined to her room at the Brunswick, sui fering with a bad tooth. MT. and Mrs. Lerg are here spending the summer in this section. MT. Lerg representing the Lerg Piano Co.,. of Phoenix.
 Married. Sunday, August 16, by Justice of the Peace M. A. Grouse, Gregorio Gonzales, age A, and Flora Rubi, age Is, both of Winslow. The couple left Monday morning for Winslow, where they will reside.
 James Brinkerhof, an indus trlous and prosperous rancher and farmer of Woodruff, and hIs three children were in the city Tuesday. Mir. Brinkerhoff says the range is looking good and crops are doing fine in his vicin- ity this year.
 Luther Hart received at Hol- brook Tuesday 382 head of cattle from T. w. Hurley, Geo. Bailey, Perez 6 Younls, James Flake and other Navajo county cattle men. The cattle were shipped to Hubbard, Arizona. to be put on the range by MT. Hart.
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