Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
Holbrook Ariz.

Charles Whipple of Snowflake, died
here Sunday as a result of injuries
received when his team ran away and
threw him from the wagon. The
wheel passed over Mr.. Whipple's head
crushing the skull. Mr. WnIpple is
survived by two daughters, one OF
whom has been attending the normal
in Flagstaff and the other a teacher
The remains were taken to Snowflake
his home, for burial,
Miss Lucy Baca of Heber has beer
lin the city visiting Miss Rose Scorse
for a few days
Attorney Jordan was a Phoenix Wis
litor this week
Holbrook received a real treat last
IoMnday evening when Reese Brothers
minstrel put on their show at the
Pastime. Real "Darkie" songs and
vaudeville made the evening enter
Itainment fun of fun. After the show
the orchestra played for the dance
and everyone had an enjoyable time
Messrs. Jack Coleman and Oar
DunkEn were down from WINSTON
for the dance Saturday night.
Charles Wright was in Holbrook 6
few days this week. Mr.. Wright has
| just returned from France where hi
has been for five months. After Wis
lifting his friends here, he went to st
Johns, his home.
! Mrs. Julia Braam, lawyer, has re
| turned from California where she
| has been spending the winter.
Mr.. Sirlieu, chief construction engi
neer of the Lyman dam, arrived il
! Holbrook Tuesday morning from
Phoenix on his way to St Johns
where he will make his headquarter
tuntil the dam is COMPLETED
Mrs. w. j. Hennessey of Kingman
arrived in Holbrook Wednesday even
ing to spend few days with her hus
band Mr., Hennessey of the ALBANIAN;
ION company.
Hal Sharp and T.. r. McCray, boil
of Rabbit Brothers Trading com
Ipany, went to Taylor the first of tn
week and closed up the store of JOIN
Lewis. The bank has taken over tn
store and it will be reopened undo
the name of the Taylor Cash store.
Mrs. Margaret Smith and Mrs. Hal
were the charming hostesses at
bridge party Friday afternoon in tn
Commercial hotel The party wa
prettily decorated with Easter novel
ties, flowers and ferns. The candies
ice cream and cake followed out tn
color scheme.
Mrs. Flanagan was at home to he
number of young friends Frida
evening.
Perhaps the most unique an
SNOWY of all the dancing parties an
balls this season, was the costume ba
given by Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Jor
dan at the high school auditorium
Saturday evening, April 10. The cos
tunes ranged from kings to peasant
land poets to flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
caldwell represented Maggie and faith
Ter; Miss Mabel Richards, a sunflower
lMr. Stoneking, dashing SPANS
lcayalier, and all the others were cos
TUNED equally as Interestingly. Var
Gus drinks were served during tn
evening and a dainty luncheon at mic
might. This party was the biggest h
iof the season,
Ralph Davis of Flagstaff, was no;
at a dinner party. at the Palace cal
Wednesday evening to his friend
Misses Edith Gray, Marie Daze an
: MIR. Rene of Phoenix. Mr.. Davis ha
lust returned from overseas servic
and came down from Flagstaff TO sc
some of his old friends, From he1
The will go to Keams canyon to ASST
i'm the management of the tradln
post at that point. Before entering tn
service, Mr.. Davis was connected Wit
the Arizona Stores company of kint
man, one of the Rabbit branc
houses,
Misses Louise Dadey, Pauline Woo
and Marie Daze spent the Weekend
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