The Holbrook news., 1918-05-10
Additional Local News

brook Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Ed Slaughter, prominent stock man of SpringerYille, spent few days this week in Holbrook.
 W. A. Saunders, manager of the Long H Cattle company in Apache county, was in Holbrook yesterday to receive a car load of young Hereford bulls which arrived Wednesday for him and w. B. Parks.
 If interested in in a new Piano call at Wetzler's. If.
 Thomas E. Campbell has an . nounced his candidacy for the nomination for governor on the republican ticket. He will prob ably have no opposition in the primaries.
 W. w. Franklin, the barber, has placed two new sanitary chairs in his shop. The interior of the shop has been repainted and it now presents a very at tractive appearance
 A list of men for trial jurors at the term of superior court to be convened May 20 was aravpn in open court Tuesday The names drawn have not been given out for publicaunn ln4,
 John Nelson. prominen geol- grower of Heber, arrived Hol- brook last Sunday from esq where he spent the winte Hfsi family will join him later ther ranch. ss
 Buy her a nice pee eff Furniture at Wetzler If.
 Rev. Howard Brewst vii fill his regular appointnt ht ih' the HoIbrook M. E. chufeh nsNt Sunday morning at 11:30odfa
 MT. and Mrs. Rober5 Neither and MT. Metivier's sfs fnf Winslow, spent Monday Fer brook. the guests of M Ind Mrs. R, s. Teeple. .4f,
 For anything in the alds ware line see Wetzler ta
 State Senator Fred T. Cdtef. of Apache county spent ssveral days last week in Holbrook T Inc senator is an active q late for the democratic no ion for governor and he fee |1tte confident that he willie ess- ful in securing the nor ton. Other democratic capaid for the place, are Sidney B erne and w. A. Mouer.
 A painter empleEad e E. Crossman fell from adder Monday afternoon when 1ting the skylight in the Togg Shop and suffered a painful i1ary to his back. He fell a disfpce of about 12 feet and aiighte on ladder. The bucketof iaint he was carrying .sPlatterd the shelves and floor and daaaged a considerable amount of finnish ing goods.
 Complete line Steel Beds, Springs and god Mat treSseS at Wetzlen7s Jf.
 More than 3O.00e asnle in l Arizona subscribed 70 ne 1nlrd Liberty Loan, aeofaile to letter received ys ago by the editor Of tle News from H. J. MeClung. ff45e char man. A consic 9ple part or the success df Glosp in Ari- zona is credited2y dr, McClung to thesneEspaT in the state.
 w. W n has been ap- noiuted governor Hunt a Geieeafs Win the War fos f Peace" conven- ti6e be held in Paila- defzl AS to IS. Delegates f,s6s, tesfn the Union will stf sl eonyention, which Eesi6ed over by ex. Faft. MT. Franklin o leave Holbrook for the
 Tuesday.
 Ereswell, chairman of
 6ard of supervisors; R. s.
 bie, clerk, and C. W. Harp, lef deputy sheriff. left Hol-
 6olz yesterday morning in Mir. arp's automobile for Lakeside. r1e trip was made in the inter- sst of the county fair. Stockmen wanting to rent pasture should call up D. D. Davis in St. Joseph. J. Frank Matthews, prosperous merchant at Black Rock, N. M., was in Holbrook last night, mak- ng final arrangements for settl- ( ng the affairs of the Ranchers' Trust Company, which business ne started when assistant cash ar of the Merchants & Stock S