The Holbrook news., 1916-06-09
Elmer Mineer made business trip to Adamana Tuesday,

Mrs. R. $. Teeple of St. Joseph
 was the guests of Mrs. Julia Braam last Saturday and Sunday.
 B. B. Crosby. of Edgar, was in Holbrook on business last Sun- day.
 Attorney c. H. Jordan trans acted business in Winslow last Friday.
 Father Geo. Marks of Winslow was in Holbrook Monday night and conducted services in the Catholic church.
 Judge Sidney Sapp and daugh- ter, Miss Helen, made an auto mobile trip to Winslow Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. w. EasIey en- tertained their son and his family, of WinsIow, last Sunday.
 Wetzler's received a complete line of Screen Doors this week. Adv.
 Miss Katherine Mann of San Francisco arrived in Holbrook Monday evening and will spend the summer at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jas. H. Scorse.
 G. V. Robinson of Maddox and Mir. Daily of Cedar Springs were among those who transacted business with local wholesale merchants this week.
 Henry Scorse has purchased from Bradley & Williams, the local agents, a new 5 passenger Dodge Bros. automobile, and has already become proficient in operating It.
 J. Patterson, first baseman in the Holbrook ball club, drove to St. Johns last Saturday evening with his family and Sunday play ed with his club in the St. Johns Holbrook game.
 Mrs. G. A. Searle returned last Thursday from a months visit in Ell Paso and left Friday evening for Winslow. After short stay in that town she will go to Los Angeles to take a post graduate course in nursing.
 w. B. (Jersey) Coombs left Winslow Monday with a ship ment of cattle purchased recently by L. D. Divelbess and consigned | to Denver. MT. Divelbess went to WinsIow Sunday evening and | superintended the loading of the cattle the next day.
 For a fine furniture fixer, or an expert cabinet maker, get A. | Bond, prof. of mechanic arts in two high schools. two academies, and two universities. In Hol- brook during June only. Adv. 3w.
 The National Old Trails high way is becoming the popular transcontinental route for east | and west bound autoists. Scarce ly a day passes now when from one to five parties do not pass through Needles in one of the two directions. = Needles Mug get.
 Hon. Wm. Morgan and family, of Lakeside. spent last Saturday night in Holbrook, when enroute by automobile to Phoenix. MT. Morgan went to the capital city to attend a meeting of the Sheep commission of which he is member.
 Prof. M. A. Grouse, who closed a term of school a few weeks ago at Elfrida, arrived in Hol- brook last Monday evening and will spend the summer here. After the close of his school Prof. Grouse made a trip to Ell Paso and visited the country under the Elephant Butte Dam.
 Captain Henry Warren and family of the Aztec ranch, and their guest, Miss Benn of Ell Paso, were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Perkins last Sun day and Monday. Sunday the visitors were entertained by an automobile trip to the petrified forest.
 L. w. QulnIan. manager of Babbitt Bros. mercantile estab- lishment in WinsIow, was in Hol- brook a few hours last Monday, in conference with the board of oyer road business. The News enjoyed a pleasant call from this gentleman.
 Luis Valdeviz of Winslow was adjudged insane at an inquest | held in that town last Tuesday | by Judge Sapp, of the superior court. Dr. Sampson and Dr. | Ross Bazell were examining physicians. Valdeviz was taken | to the state insane asylum at Phoenix Thursday night by Sheriff Newman.
 Sheriff R. L. Newman return ed Thursday morning from Fort l