Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-26
Holbrook Ariz.

2. \. Bushman, a prominent ranch
er Of the Dry Lake country was in
town Monday for a LOAD Of supplies
Mrs Nellie Lewis AMI sister. Miss
Willis of Taylor. were in town sun
day
NJf. \ T. Bond a tea,hcr # Tie
Woodruff schools, and a fine carver
of wood, was Il business visitor in
town saturday,
Mrs Emma Bryant of Taylor spent
several days in town recently visiting
her daughter Mrs. Perrie Willis.
Mrs Fanny Tenner of Taylor was
in town the first of the week
jim Recder has disposed of his
town property to Perrie Willis and
expects to leave shortly for some.
where in the east.
r. L. Keith of Winslow. one of the
promoters of the Chevelon Oil COM
pany, was in town the first of the
week comforting with the other mem
bers of the company.
James O'Brien, associate editor of
the Tribune. and assistant secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce, was
confined to his room several days the
fore part of the week with severe
cold.
H. +. Carron. of the Chamber of
Commerce, was Il business visitor at
Flagstaff the first of the week.
Supt, Joseph Peterson returned on
Saturday from tour Of inspection Of
the county schools in tho southern
part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Parks Of St.
Johns came over tho first Of the
week to meet Mrs. Parks brother,
Nat Greer. who was rettning home
from the army.
Elmer Miner, garageman Of st,
Johns was a business visitor in town
the first of the week.
Billie Lee, who WIS home on a
short furloush from the navy, left
Sau Gay TO meet his shro at R,.tcn.
Mass.
Harry Wetzel, Indian trader of
Bidda che, was 4 business. visitor
in town the first of the week.
Rev Johnson. the Indian mission
airy stationed at Indian Wells, spent
sunday IN town,
f. j. Willis. the prize farmer of
Linden, spent several days here dur
| ing the week Mr.. Willis says that
the unusual amount of snow this win
ter assures a bumper crop in the
mountain country next summer.
Jones Grigsby was here from his
ranch east of town the first of the
week. He says the winter is pretty
rough on range stock in his section of
the country,
w. d, Rencher. civil engineer of
st. Johns, was in town Tuesday en-
route to Adamana and Navajo to do
some surveying.
Miss Lois Show. niece of l.. cad
we'll, is here from FL Paso as a guest
Of Mr.. Cadwkell and family.
Pratt Greer, who recently returned
from France, where he served in the
aviation corps, left for Flagstaff on
Monday to attend the Normal school,
Mrs. Eugene Hall was here from
! Snowflake Monday where she is visit
ing her parents. She expects to re-
turn to New York City in a few days
to rejoin her husband, who is a lieu
tenant in the army
A. w. Atherton of Lakeside lee
tured at the Pastime theater Monday
evening, the subject being "Construc-
ton and Reconstruction
Miss Susie Thomas returned from
Flagstaff Wednesday after a short
visit with friends in the Skylight city.
j. y. Smithson and son, of Wood
ruff, were business visitors in town on
| Wednesday.
Davis Ortego, prominent citizen of
! Concho, spent several days here lately
looking after his sheen interests in
this vicinity,
DR.. O. 5. Brown of Winslow was in
town Monday laying plans for the re-
moval of his hospital here from Wins
low. He proposes a hospital for this
place that will accommodate the peo-
pie of both Navajo and Apache
counties.
At directors meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce Monday even
ing, w f. Ferguson, l.. T.. CarroH and
Harry Jackson We're appointed dele
gates to the good roads meeting to be
held in Phoenix next Monday.
Allen *. Miller, Frank Mcl.aVs and
Ross Hunt, prominent citizens of
Snowflake, were business visitors in
town Tuesday.
Jack Grimes and Jim Thomas of
st. Johns were here on business on
Wednesday.
The oil business of he lIolbroos
field is looking more prosperous than
L.