The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
Additional Local News

-GOlDfOOk InlS year. Inc new building will be constructed on the Mission style, with wide porches on three sides, and a covered walk extending along the passenger track. The depot will contain the offices ticket, telegraph and express-and a large waiting room. The old depot will be given over entirely to the freight business. The new building will be located across the street west of the old building.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Nj. Breckon, and Mrs. Stephen B. Taylor. of Seminole, Texas, arrived in Hol- brook by automobile last Monday evening and are guests at the home of Judge and Mrs. D. J. Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Breckon are the parents of Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Taylor is sister. The trip from Seminole to Holbrook, distance of about 600 miles, was made without mishap, the party finding the roads in good condition all the way. MT, Breckon is engaged in the cattle business in his home state.
 Hon. Wm. Morgan and family were in Holbrook a few days this week from their country home at Lakeside. MT. Morgan and his family spend their win ters in California and their sum- mers at Lakeside, this county. They usually make the trip both ways in their automobile, their trip a few weeks ago from Los Angeles being their thirteenth. Usually they travel by the Old Trails route, as their experience has taught them that this IS by far the best road.
 A. Warren, the merchant tail or, has just received his lines ot spring and summer suitings. They contain some very attract i've patterns and he will be glad if the public will call and inspect them. The ladies are especially invited to call, as his samples of of ladies suits are the best he has ever shown. Adv. If.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. R. Kelly re- turning last Sunday evening from a two weeks trip to Cali tornia, From Los Angeles tc Flagstaff they came in new au- tomobile, which they purchased in that city. The car was left in Flagstaff and the trip to Hol- brook was made by train, it be- ing necessary for them to reach home before Monday. They ex- pect to go to Flagstaff for the car next Sunday.
 Senator Ashurst has introduced and amendment to the agricult ural appropriation bill which pro vIdes for the expenditure o1 $50, 900 in Arizona for the eli imitation of the purple and white loco weed and other poisonous plants in the state. These plants are overrunning Arizona anC they are causing great losses tC stockmen. Senator Ashurst's bill if enacted into law should help eradicate the weeds.
 L. Caldwell, of the Toggerl Shop was in Gallup last Satur day, going over there to pur chase clothing from the repre- sentative of an eastern house who found it inconvenient tt stop in Holbrook. MT. Caldwell purchased large bill of Style plus S17. suits and other gar ments which in due time will bt shown in the Toggery Shop. After spending the winter months in Phoenix, B. B. New man and family have returned to their summer home neal ]. Heber. Mrs. Newman and chil dren arrived in Holbrook las Saturday by train. MT. New man and his brother George drove in Monday evening in MT. Newman's new six cylinder. seven passenger Buick.
 Chas Moore. who has beer working with a U. s. govern ment surveying party in the southern part of the state. i: spending the week with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. c. w. Moore southwest of Holbrook. He ex poets to leave in a few days fol | Wyoming where he will continue in the same work.
 Mrs. w. H. Chamberlain and children are now pleasantly situated Tn a cottage near the ocean at Long Beach, Cal, and will remain there throughout the summer. MT. Chamberlain ex- poets to joIn his family at the beach in August for a short vacation.
 It pays to buy the best in the grocery line. Wetzler's make Q speciality of the best brands. Adv.
 Dick Grigsby, the we'll known cattleman. came in off the round- mn fol. O fau bO11rc WadnacdaU