The St. Johns herald., 1919-07-03
Local Items

4HSIe IS pig crOWd Tn SC. JonnS now and they are still coming.
 Robert E. Connolly and family o1 Vernon are here for the big celebration.
 The HERALD force is out celebrating this week so there will not be any paper this week.
 Carpenters and everyone who will work are now busy on the open air pavilion and Triumphal Arch.
 A fine shower of rain fell here last Monday afternoon. Itwas good starter and all look anxiously for more.
 George H. Crosby, who was here on vacation returned Tuesday to Mesa, having received telegram calling him back
 B. Decker, the overland halter. is in the city doing business. MT. Decker was visitor here some seven or eight years ago.
 Don't forget that the Jen-Dike Thea ter will give some interesting pictures July 3rd, 4th and 9th. Each show run until midnight.
 Mrs. Lee, of Thatcher, Arizona, is in the city visiting with her daughters Mrs. Jesse Udall and Mrs. Levi s. Udall. She will remain until after July 4th.
 Dr. Junius Gibbons is expected here today. We are informed that he will remain here for the summer and will attend to your wants along the dental line. MT. L. B. Lamb, of Mesa, Arizona, is in the city for few days, visiting with his daughters, Mrs. Hattie Stradling and Nellie Lamb. Miss Nellie is now afflicted with typhoid.
 Paul Lesueur of Mesa is in the city - and will remain until after the big cele- .bration July 9rd, 4th and 9th. He is a son of MT. and Mrs. John T. Lesueur. who were early time residents of St. Johns.
 Miss Mona Patterson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Patterson, who has been at San Diego in the U. s. service. returned home last week. Her com paniOn Miss Jean Sherwood will soon be released and return to St. Johns.
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. Master and Chas. ? Cousins and families, of Ramah, NM were Tn the city last Friday returning from a fishing trip in the White Noun tains. They were high in their praise of the beautiful scenery and good fish, ing afforded in the above named noun tains.
 MT. McFate, father of Roy McFate of this city is here from Thatcher for a short visit among his sons and daugh- ters. He is one of Apache county's old time residents and will be welcomed by his numerous friends in the county. He IS in his 75th year and is hale and hearty.
 Another big baseball game was pulled oil between St. Johns and Springerville last Sunday. The game was an inter estlng one and up until the seventh in- nIngs no scores were made, but during the remainderOf the game the St. Johns boys made five tallies while Springer Vllle was unable to score. Springer vile will meet the boys again in St. Johns during the big celebration.
 The Cowboys reunion at Springerville June 27th and 18th, was attended by the biggest crowd yet. We are informed that there were some 17OO people out to celebrate, coming from the surround Ing towns The days were full of thrills and pleasure and will long be remem- bered by those who attended. From reports 1t was the best reunion ever held in Springerville and they have all been good.
 It has been arranged to open the stores for the transaction of business during the three days celebration as fol- lows:
 July Srd, Thursday. 7:3Oa. m. to 12noon
 5 p. m. to p. m. July 4th, Friday. 7:3O a. m. to 1Oa. m. July 9th, Saturday. 7:SO a. m. to l2 noon.
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