Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-22
Holbrook Ariz.

Thomas Hancock Of Taylor, was in
town Monday, bringing down Hiram
Hancock, who has been home on a
furlough from the navy He is re-
porting back to his ship in the New
York harbor
Several train loads of soldiers have
passed through town the last few
days evidently going to the canton
ments nearest their homes to be dis
charged.
J. w. Hcnnesey and Joel Flake of
the Adamana oil and Land company
spent several days at Gallup super
intending the loading of pipe to be
used for the company's well
The case to determine the hership
Of the Nesif Tanner estate pending in
the superior court of Apache county
was tried here last Friday before
Judge Lyman of Phoenix Several at
torneys were mixed up in the matter
T. G. Norris ct al represented Regi-
Maid Flakes side of the controversy
to the court and Isaac Barth and 9TH
ers represented the brothers of Tam
or. The court decided in Flakes IA
Nor ana the Tanners gave notice Of
nm appeal to the supreme court. The
amount involved in the estate is about
$4,000.
w. II. Clark, the real estate man,
has been 10 Phoenix during the last
ten days attending to business there
Sheriff Newman went to Phoenix
last Friday with a patient for the asy-
lum for the insane.
S. r. Andrews left for Phoenix
Monday for an extended stay.
NJ. A, Candelaria, sheepman of Con-
cho, was here Monday en- route to
the salt River valley to look after
his stock interests.
Ben Tenncy of Alpine. was in town
Monday for load of supplies.
Roy Turbyyile OF Navajo, was a
business visitor in town the first Of
the week.
Miss Pearl Smith and Carl osborne
were social visitors in FLAGSTAFF last
week. Miss Pearl went over to pay a
visit to her sister, Helen, at the nor
NAL school and Carl went to see his
grandmother and vie the mountain
scenery,
DR. Geo, J.. Sampson of Winslow,
county superintendent Of health. was
attending to the duties of his office
here Monday.
p j. Mcintyre, manager of the
Apache Oil and Development com
pany reports that active drilling OPP
erations have started in their camp
G. A. Smith and Fred Turkey of
Snowflake who have been attending
officers training school at Camp Lee
Va, received their commissioners as
second lieutenants and returned home
Sunday They are subject to army
duty as they are held on the reserve
list
Harry Wetsel of the Na-ah-Tee
Canyon, was in town transacting bus
mess the latter part of the week
w. w Caldwell received his dis
charge from the navy and returned
home Wednesday. Mr.. Caldwell was
~ training at san Diego for the last
six months.
Frank Baldwin who has been in
the navy for the past year, went
through on his way to Taylor to
spend a ffteen-day furlough
W. l.. Baldwin and Earl Pearce
stocltmen of Taylor made a business
trip to Holbrook the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs. l.. Caldwell, who has been Wis
Hing friends in Gallup, returned home
Sunday
y. G. Smith made a business trip
to Phoenix last week.
Miss Martina Hunt OF WINSTON pass
ed through on her way to Snowflake
70 visit relatives.
Miss Lille Wyet who has been work
ing at the Hotel Holbrook, went to
Winslow Sunday.
Richard Archer Of Albuquerque
was in town Saturday and Sunday
working in the interest of the Albu-
querque Morning Journal
Priv. Joe Perkins of Taylor. who
has been in training at Camp shelby,
Miss. received his discharge last
Wednesday and returned home sun
day.
The Fischer Orchestra gave dance
last saturday night at the Pastime
theater, Next Saturday this popular