Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
Holbrook

Clarence Sharp, who has been visit
ing his brother. II. d. Sharp, left Sat
urday morning for his home III Texas.
After a short stay there, Mr.. Share
will go to Boston, where he will line
up with his old firm, wholesale drug
company, as travelling salesman.
Mrs. Martin Dadey came down from
Winslow Tuesday to attend the snake
dance with Ella, Louise and Dick Hil-
lingsworth.
Miss Marie Daze and Allen Aid
ridge motored down from Winslow
Friday.
Louise and Ella Dadey. Polly
Woods, Anna Greer and Sue Thomas
Dick Hollingsworth and JACK Cole
man went up to Winslow Saturday
overland.
Miss Florence Smith spent the
weekend in Winslow with her cousin
Miss Elva Howell.
+. G.. Mackey, superintendent of
the Fort Apache Indian school, and
wife were the guests tof Mr.. and Mrs
E, r. McCray last week.
Mr.. Robinson, bookkeeper for Bat
bits in Winslow. made business trip
TO Holbrook Saturday.
l. T.. Carron and family, accom-
panied by Mr.. Z. Lennon of Flagstaff,
left Wednesday morning for the first
mesa to witness the snake dance.
Mrs Ed Howell and daughter, Elva,
were the guests of Mrs. Margaret
Smith Wednesday and Thursday.
Dan Dunklin of Winslow has ac-
cepted a position in the Jackson gar
age.
Roy K. Marsh, celebrated musician
of Phoenix. is in Holbrook this week.
Besides being salesman for the
Merchants Biscuit company, Mr..
M2lsh is the composer of quite a
number of popular dance pieces. To-
gether with Mr.. Egan of Phoenix, he
has written several good hits, the
most popular of which is Dreams"
now played extensively on the coast.
Another of their productions IS
There's a Gard6n Down in Dixielanl
Called Alabam'." Mar. Marsh also
writes with Stapleton OF re Staplelon
Music company of Loo Angeles anu one
of their hits that will soon appear la
the musical world Is "Lov-me' fox
trot. Mr.. Marsh doesn't devote all his
time 10 popular music but has revised
the Russian Peasant song mo a very
beautiful American edition, classic n.
" .lliam McMahon of the John Nc
the business houses IN ilolbrrok
Thursday.
W. Conner of Jerome and Jimmie
Buckley of Flagstaff came down on
No. 10 Saturday night, Mr.. Conner
is an old time friend of Miss Anna
Greer and spent several days in Hol-
brook before returning to Jerome.
The dance given at the Pastime
Saturday night for the benefit of the
Chamber of Commerce was well at
tended and enjoyed by all. The music
was exceptionally good, being furnish
ed by Roy Marsh and Bill Cross.
After the dance the crowd adjourned
to the Palace cafe until the wee hours
OF the morning.
Hal Sharp, accompanied by M l..
j johnson, J. H. Buckley and Roy
Marsh made a trip to Fort Apache.
White river, and over the mountains
to Springerville this week.
A. O. Erhardt. purchasing agent fer
the Lyman Water Company a; st.
Johns, made a business trip to Hol-
book last week.
Clifford Smith. whc has been spend
ing some little line with his aher,
.ifs. Burr Porter Mt Navajo, returned
to Holbrook Saturday.
Roy K. Marsh was hest to his
friends, Edith fray Anna Greer,
Jimmie Buckley aud Wheel Ccnnor
Sunday evening al the Commercial
cafe.
The cabaret" party at the Palace
Friday evening in honor of Roy
Marsh was enjoyed by Louise Dadey,
Pauline Woods. Edith Gray, Sue
Thomas, Anna Greer, Dick Hollings-
wotrh, Jack Coleman and Dutch
O'Neil The young people danced to
Mr.. Marsh's music until IL and then
d very nice lunch was served.