The Holbrook news., 1917-02-02

entertained a few friends las
 Monday afternoon.
 D. Y. Avon has just completed garage for County Attorney Larson.
 See Albert Warren, the tailor, before buying your new spring suit. He has a splendid line ot samples and he guarantees a fit and first class workmanship. He also does cleaning, pressing and repairing in a first class manner.
 W. H. Chamberlain, manager of the L. B. Putney Mercantile Co.,, left here Wednesday evening for business trip to Flagstaff and olher towns west.
 Fresh oysters at Wetzler's.
 H. H. Scorse returned last Sat urday from Phoenix, where he had been for several weeks look ing after various business in- terests.
 Justice A. M. Boyer received a letter Thursday from his wife. who is taking treatment for rheumatism atthesulphursprings near San Jacinto. Cal. stating that she was improving slowly and felt that the treatment would eventually cure her.
 Tuesday afternoon MT. and Mrs. c. W. Moore and daughters, Miss Moore and Mrs. J. B. Wal ker, and Harvey Moore, left Holbrook for Amarillo. Texas, a message having been received that Chas. Moore, recovering from an illness of pneumonia, had suffered a relapse. Later information stated that the young man had rallied and hopes were entertained of his recovery.
 When you buy a challenge en- zine at Wetzler's your water troubles are over. Remember we carry complete llne of re- pairs which is another advantage over other makes. where you have to wait from one to two weeks until they arrive.
 Albert Warren returned last Sunday night after an absence of four weeks, during which he visited relatives and friends in Illinois and Michigan. Some time was spent by MT. Warren in Chicago, and while there he secured the agency for several tailoring establishments. Sam pies of spring suitings for men and women are now on display in MT. Warren's shop.
 Last Monday night W. J. Hookway took his son Norman to Albuquerque for the purpose of having his eyes examined by an expert occulist. A weeks course of treatment was recommended by the occulist. and MT. Hook way telegraphed his wife to join him in Albuquerque and remain with their son during the week. Mrs. Hookway went to that city Tuesday night and MT. Hookway returned home Wednesday morn ing.
 John k. Hulet. president and manager of the A. c. M. l., re- ceived four Studebaker automo- piles from the Albuquerque agen- cy of the company last night. One of the cars is a 6-cylinder touring car which MT. Hulet will use himself. Two of the other cars are 4 cylinder passenger cars and will be sold; the fourth is a one ton truck and will be used in the company's business in Holbrook.
 Ira Wakefield, prominent cat tleman of Taylor, was in Holbrook Tuesday night and Wednesday. He brought down with him in his car Henry Lewis who had suffered dislocation of the left shoulder, the result of his team of horses running away. AL though four hours elapsed be- tween the time of the runaway and the time of his arrival at Dr. Bazell's office, the injured man withstood the ordeal with out complaint.
 Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Elsie Marley shot and dangerous Iy wounded Harvey Powell. at the A. c. rooming house in Wins low. The shooting was done by an automatic revolver, four shots being fired. Only one struck Powell, it going into his right side near the armpit and emerg- ing at the back. Powell was taken to a hospital in Albuquer- que on train No. 10. Mrs. Mar ley was brought to the county jail by Sheriff Newman on train No. 2 Thursday morning. She Lo1 oono~oJ kEorno1, ~ IT