The Snowflake herald., 1918-04-12
TAYLOR NEWS NOTES
Special to The Herald:

Taylor, Ariz., April IL.
One of the biggest events pull
led off in many yeare was the
Bond" fire Saturday night on
the Solomon hill. The Scout
leader called for help to go get
the kaiser, many responded and
after violent struggle he was
captured and burned in effigy.
We chose this location in order
to see all the Bond" fires with
in 25 M 2es. We saw Showlow,
Pinedale and Shumway but fail
ed to see Snowfake's. A fine
program was rendered and Old
Glory waved in honor of the oc-
casion. There were in attend
ance at this gathering more than
a hundred people.
w. c.. Baldwin was home for
few days the last of the week.
Mrs. John Lewis of Pinedale
was a visitor in town the first of
the week, bringing her little boy
to receive medical treatment
from Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Myrtle Wakefield has been
confined to her bed for a few
days with sore throat, but is able
to be around again.
A pleasant party was held at
the home of John McCleve on
Thursday in honor of his birth
day. All present report an en-
joyable time.
Jess Marble and S. O. Earl of
Vernon were in town Monday on
business.
Wesley Palmer has gone to his
ranch near Heber to put in crops.
j. ]. ShumWay made flying
business trip to Holbrook Mon
day.
Jess Tenney is now behind the
counter in the John Lewis store.
Ray Butler was a pleasure
seeker here Sunday.
This is cleanup campaign week
Trying to eXterminate the fly.
Word was received by j. ].
Shumway Monday that Dow had
landed on French soil safely.
John H. Pearce was in town
Tuesday on business.
The Navajo County Fair AS
sociation met Tuesday night at
Palmer store. Those present
were: @. r. Gardner, Pres. );
Frank Campbell, Vice-President,
Arthur Palmer, Sec.; Jesse M.
Smith, Treasurer. They say we
are sure going to have a fair.
Well why not? Navajo county
has all the resources to make it a
grand success.
z. B. Decker was in from his
ranch Tuesday and paid for the
Herald subscription.
Wednesday morning Edd Webb
drove his team up in front of the
John Lewis store and a motor
cycle started and the horses be-
come frightened, causing a run
away. They tore up two trees
on the corner of Mrs. Hilda
Lewis home. After running for
some time Edd got them stopped
up by the Decker Hall. The
wagon tongue was broken and
one horse was injured.
w. E. Baldwin renews his Her
aid subscription: Many thanks.
Prof. Gibbons came running
up town Wednesday to tell the
good news cf a new boy baby at
his home.
Our merchants have arranged
| to open their business places at
8 A. NJ, close at 7 P. NJ, then
open again at 8 P. NJ, closing at
9 P M. This is done in order to
give more time for cuItivating
War Gardens" as we'll as cul-
tivating more patriotism.
Another runaway Wednesday
afternoon created quite a bit of
excitement the same motor
cycle, on which Tom Meier and
his brother were riding, frighten-
ed the team of Mrs Milo Webb,
throwing the occupants out and
bruising them up pretty badly.
Those in the buggy were: Mes
danes Milo Webb and Edd Webb,
Miss Nellie Webb and the baby
of Mrs Edd Webb. The vehicle
was badly damaged, but FORUM
ately none of the persons were
seriously injured.
We have a new line of ladies'