The Holbrook news., 1916-05-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS Some of It May Interest You; All
 Of It Is Worth a Rserusal

JOhn IL Hearce Ol .ffSJOuLul spent several days this week Holbrook.
 MT. and Mrs. Hill of Albuddea que were guests at the Old Ifail hotel Monday enroute to SnoV flake. Mir. Hill is in the fores service.
 Mrs. c. E. Perkins was a gues at the home of Captain and Mrs Henry Warren at the Aztec rancl last Sunday night.
 Large assortment of paint and Brushes at Wetzler's. Adv
 Mrs. Paul Meyerhoff is seri ously i'll of acute indigestion Her mother, Mrs. Levy, of Sar Francisco. is at her bedside.
 J. w. Richards. county treas. urer, is again at his office after an absence of a week spent al his sheep ranch southwest o1 Holbrook.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Ross, of Conway, Iowa. are guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Easley in HoIbrook, and will re- main for several weeks. Mrs. Easley and Mrs. Ross are sisters.
 A party of men connected with the government agency at Keams Canyon were in Holbrook Monday. They were Superinten- dent Leo Crane. T. B. Thacker and A. H Womack.
 Buy your porch furniture now at Wetzler's and get the full sea- sons benefit. Adv.
 A. L Spellmeyer, of the Apache Cattle Co.,. delivered 863 head of mixed cattle in Holbrook this week. The cattle were pur- chased by Russell Bros. of Cali fornia, and were shipped Thurs day to them at Colton.
 For fine furniture fxer. or an expert cabinet maker, get A. Bond, prof. of mechanical arts in two high schools. two academies, and two universities. In Hol- brook during June only. Adv. 3w.
 After an enjoyable visit of ten days at the home of their rela- tives, Judge and Mrs. D. J. Thomas, c. M. Breckon and family left here Thursday morn- ing by automobile for their home in Seminole. Tex.
 Senator Fred T. Colter of Apache county is now member of the democratic national com mittee of Arizona, having been elected recently at a meeting of the democratic state central com mittee to succeed Reese M. Ling, deceased.
 O. H. John. a former well known citizen of Holbrook, was elected mayor of Flagstaff at the city election last Monday. MT. John was station agent for the Santa Fe in Holbrook several years ago, and is now agent for that company in Flagstaff.
 Thursday of last week Elijah Averitt and Loney Trammel were accidentally drowned in Becker's lake near Sptingervilie. Tram mel was 27 years old and Averitt 22. They were bathing in the lake with three companions and went beyond their depth, and as neither could swim they were drowned before their companions could reach them.
 J. c. PaullseIl, of the Toggery Shop, is taking a vacation this week from his business house. He has joined the WalIace-Hen- nessev-DonohUe cattle roundup, and is enjoying himself to the fullest extent. Mir. Paullsell was engaged in the cattle busi- ness for many years, and he enjoys a return to the old ex- perIences occasionally.
 M. P. Cousins. of the Carbon City Lumber Co.,, informs tbs editor of the News that buslne less in his line has been exceptionall5 good this spring and he predirI that it will continue good thr0u out the season. There are severa large building operations m pros pect and a number of residences will be started in a short time The lumber business ia nQf th, only one that is good h4fE; al lines are enjoying a very ptosper Ous season.
 In another column appears tn, announcement of the candidac, of R. L Newman for reelection to the office of sheriff of Naval, county. MT Newman is serving his first term as sheriff and h, believes that his record entitle him to renomination by his party and to reelection by the voter of the county. He further be heves in announcing himsel early, and in giving his candidac, tha widest DOSSibIp D1hiicit-