The Holbrook news., 1917-10-12

W. R. Black and J. T. Baird
 returned last Friday afternoon
 from a successful deer hunt in
 Black canyon.
 w. A. Lee. who enlisted in the
 U. $. navy several months ago,
 has been tranferred from the
 training station at San Diego to
 the Brooklyn navy yard at Brook
 Iyn, N. Y.
 Royal Thomas. student at the
 Flagstaff normal school, came
 home Tuesday evening for a
 short visit with his parents. He
 returned to Flagstaff Wednesday evening.
 Right Reverend Julius M. At
 wood, bishop of Arizona, will
 aoId Episcopal services at the
 Methodist church Sunday, Oct.
 IA. at 11:30. Everybody is in
 Jited.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H Scorse returned Wednesday afternoon from an automobile trip to the White mountains. They spent some time at the home of MT. and Mrs. Don Cooley near Pine top.
 Mr. James D. Turner and Miss Alta M. Davis, both of WinsloW,
 were united in marriage Wednes- dayevening by Justice A. M. Boy er. The ceremoney wasperformed
 n the parlor of the Boyer home md was witnessed by Mrs. Boyer md Miss Marguerite Drumm.
 Mrs. Adolf Schuster of Los Angeles arrived in Holbrook last Saturday and will make an ex- tended visit here and in St. Johns. MT. Schuster has been here for several weeks looking after his various business enter orisis.
 Wednesday night Geo. W. Hennessey shipped 214 COWS and | calves to Byers Bros. in Kansas City. and l.. D. Divelbess shipp- d 230 steers to Clay Robinson & Co. of the same place. The two shipments were made together and they were accompanied by | Dan Hennessey and John Divel- bess.
 Dr. J. W BazelI suffered an attack of pneumonia last Satur- lay and at midnight went to Winslow for medical treatment. He was accompanied by his wife. 4 message Tuesday from Mrs. 3azell to her father. MT. James Scott, stated that Dr. Bazell was improving. He returning home Wednesday.
 For SaIe:-Bran new Mission lome electric fixture. wired for ight. Inquire of Mrs. Julia 8raam. Oct. 12-4w.
 George Scott, the well known voolgrower of Showlow, trans acted business in Holbrook yes .erday.
 Last Friday evening Mrs. Ro- wena Woods entertained a num- per of boys and girls in honor of ner son Joe's thirteenth birth day. The evening was delight fully passed by the yonng folks in games of various kinds. Re treatments of fruit punch, ice cream and cake were served.
 Harry Jackson, a successful salesman and garage operator of Flagstaff, has leased l the Wetzler garage in Holbrook and is now. in possession. Ills advertisement appears in an other column of the News. MT. Jackson is agent for the Cadillac, Premier and Dort cars. all popu- ar makes of automobiles. He 1as already worked up some good business and has fine pros poets for future business.
 Mrs. s. B. Booth came down from Springerville Sunday to meet her husband who arrived from trip to St. Louis. Mo. MT. Booth drove his auto mobile to St. Louis and as far as Kansas City upon his return. When near Kansas City his car stripped a gearing and was plac- ed entirely out of commission. Rather than wait until the car could be repaired, Mir. Booth sold it and made the balance of the return trip by railroad train.
 w. B. Coombs arrived in Hol- brook last Saturday from Den yer, where had been confined to a hospital for two weeks, suffer- ing from an injury received ! when enroute to Denver with a large shipment of lambs for E. R. Chambers. Mir. Coombs re- ceiyed his injury while reloading the sheep after feeding at La | Junta. Colo. He fell from the end of a car, striking his right knee upon a railroad rail. Fol