The Holbrook news., 1920-10-22
GOSSIPY GOSSIP FROM
 AROUND THE TOWN

Cameron held rally in Holbrook this week-and the town ran true to form-for the next day it showed.
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 Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins, arch deacon of the Episcopal church, will hold services at the Girls Friendly hall next Sunday at 7:3O p. m. Every body welcome.
 John Sweeney, one of Winslow's le- gal lights, was transacting business at the court house Thursday.
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 Guilbert O. Miller and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Lynn Despair and Frank Buck brought in the first deer of the sea- son last Monday-which was killed near Wildcat, west of Heber. Miller says the buck weighed close. to 800 pounds before they reached camp.
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 Dr. H. w. Swigert, Arizona's op- tometrist, will be in Holbrook on Thursday, November 4th. See him then for the highest grade of profes- sional service in this line.
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 A vote for Flanigan is a vote for the continuation of efficiency in the board of supervisors, and a recogni- tion of the splendid service he has rendered Navajo county.
 E. T. West has been appointed as engineer for the county highway com mission. Mir. West was the engineer on the Petrifed Forest road; and is well known here.
 J. c. Moore, of Winslow, a former supervisor of Navajo county, and an old wheel horse in the ranks of dem ocracy, was in town Thursday. He says that everything looks lovely up Winslow way and that the skids are all greased for both directions for the big event that will be pulled off on the second of next month.
 J. L. Williams and J. M. Cox, of Los Angeles, were visitors to the Hol- brook oil fields tlffs week and made some investments here. They have re- turned to Los Angeles to close up their business, then to return and cast their lot in Holbrook
 MT. F. N. Wilson, of Jerome, was a Holbrook visitor during the week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Cook, MT. and Mrs. R. S. Teeple, Miss Virginia Cooke and Frank Miller took basket of home made goodies last Sunday and had a most enjoyable picnic at Dry Creek.
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 Miss Rachel Thomas left yesterday for Chicago to resume her musical studies in the Chicago College of Mu- sic.
 The man or woman that does not vote is of about as much value to so- ciety and industry as an electric light wire without the juice.
 Helma Sholund, of Winslow, has been appointed as court stenographer for the superior court. Miss Sholund was formerly employed as stenog- rapher for the Santa Fe.
 Prof. c. c. Dolman, director of vo- cational training for returned soldiers of Arizona, and former superintendent of our public schools, is in Holbrook this week.
 Supervisor Creswell was in town Monday and went to Showlow on road business.
 Mrs. Mary L. Buck is prepared to serve tasty, home cooked breakfast at her residence, two doors west of Porter street and opposite Holbrook hotel. Try once, and you'll go back.
 Snowflake, Ariz., Oct. 13, 1920.
 The management of the Navajo county fair takes pleasure in express ing appreciation to the patrons of the fair for the hearty cooperation and assistance rendered in preparing and displaying exhibits; for the use of the academy building and campus for the displays; for the excellent and effic- tent labors of the heads of depart ments and their assistants in placing and caring for the exhibits; for the competent judges; for the patronage and exhibits from Apache county; for the management of the department of sports and the splendid sporting fea- lures presented by the military troop i a,,J .II s,,