Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
Holbrook Ariz.

Miss Orma Phelps. who has beer
| attending school at Flagstaff, passed
| through here Friday on her way tC
| Springerville to spend the Christmas
| holidays.
Miss Helen Smith of the Flagstaff
normal is home spending the Christ
mas vacation.
Dewey Holt stopped i'm Holbroob
| Sunday while on his way to Taylor tC
! spend twenty day furlough. Mr.
! Holt joined the merchant marines al
| Flagstaff about five months ago.
Miss Anna Greer of Flagstaff, is
spending Christmas at home,
John Divelbess of Adamana, was
in town the latter part of the week.
Miss Esther Carr of the Flagstaff
normal is spending her Christmas va
cation with Miss Rachel Thomas.
Wallace Larson of Lakeside. made
ia business trip to Holbrook the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Florence Smith, who is attend
ing the Flagstaff normal IS home to
spend the Christmas holidays,
Miss Marafred Durant, the English
teacher of the Holbrook high school,
left last Saturday to spend the Christ
mas holidays out of the city.
Miss Mile Lee of Flagstaff. IS
spending the Christmas holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Charley Osborne.
George, Lorraine and Foss Smith
were down from Snowflake dong
their Christmas shopping. Professor
Fordham accompanied them.
Miss Elva Howell and her sister,
Mrs. Curl Bazell of Navajo, were in
town Friday. Miss Howell has been
attending the normal school at Flas-
staff.
Dick Grigsby of Adamana. is a bus
mess visitor in town this week.
7 The band boys gave concert ana
box social at the Pastime theater last
Friday night. Everyone reported nav
ing good time.
Tom Phelps of Springerville, came
down Saturday TO get his son Nell'
and daughter Orma, who have peen
attending school at Flagstaff.
Mrs. Leo Frost of st. Joseph, was
in town visiting friends Tuesday
willie Woods. who has been at
tending the military school N RIOS
we'll is home spending the Christmas
holidays.
r. L. Keith of Snowflake. was in
town transacting business tlle iat'ei
part of the week.
Mrs. Bryan Mensch, who has beet
at Camp Fremont, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. James Scott
Mrs. Drucilla Smith of Malad, Ida,
passed through on her way to snow
flake to spend the Christmas hoil-
days and to attend Memorial services,
which will be held for her husband,
L.ehi L. Smith, who was killed IN ac-
ton October 2Sth,
Mrs. Norman Brimhal of Mesa. Ari-
IONA. was in town Wednesday 10
spend the Christmas holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Emma Smith.
Jose Lopez. who has been in the
navv at san Diego, received his dis
charge and returned home Wednes-
day night. He was formerly employ
ed in the Holbrook News, and mas re-
sumed his old job.
Delbert Smithson of Woodruff, who
has been in the u. s. aviation corps
in France, returned home during the
week. He is the first from TINS local
ity to return from France
The Fischer orchestra gave mas
uuerade dance in the Pastime theatef
last Saturday night ,-,.
Tom Packet is a business VISITOR
in town this week.
Mrs. Marie Lugar left SATURDAY
morning for Camp Verde to spend the
Christmas vacation with her mother:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McLaws OF
81 Joseph. came up for the dance
Christmas night.
lin Donohoe of Adamana. made
business trip to the county seat sun
day
Governor T. L. Campbell, was mere
between trains Monday, returning
home from the east where he went
to attend a convention of governors
of the different states.
John Pearce. Chas Pettis and Jesse
Pearce, stockmen from the MoSollon
mountains, were in town THURSDAY.
The cattle growers association held
q. meeting at the court house Ihhrs-
day Very few were present owing 10
the cold weather.
The town council has a number OF
teams to work hauling gravel on tIe
streets that became unusually mudoy
during the last snow storm.
A. II. Randall and j. f. Richards
cattlemen of ST. Joseph, were mere
Thursday to attend a meeting of the
stock growers association.
Julius Wetzler has just completed
water system for the Commercial no
tel and the Jackson garage IN the
same building.
The new Apache railway is now
completed to point on the SitGreave,s
national forest, about so miles souIn
of Holbrook. There IS only about 70
miles more of track to be graded.
which will probably be constructed
during the early spring.
c. c, Easley of Winsow' has been
eiect / e. Crosby and he will move
here after the first of January: w;
d. Easley, father of C. c.. was elected
Justice of the peace of the Holbrook
precinct at the last election.
Misses Ella and Louise Dady Went
70 Winslow to spend Christmas with
their parents. Miss Ella is employed
as stenographer by Attorney Fergu-
son and Miss Louise IS deputy county
recorder at the court house,
nan Snowgeese is at Jerome. 1t