The Holbrook news., 1920-08-20
GOSSIPY GOSSIP FROM
 AROUND THE TOWN

0eofge C. Morse Of Silver Greek was here Monday sizing up the politi. cal situation.
 c. H. Jordan returned from Cali fornia Thursday where he has been for several days on business.
 A dance and social will be given in the l.. D. s. hall this evening. Refreshments will be served and a good time assured
 Three L. D. S. missionaries from the California mission will hold street meetings tonight and Satur- day night at the Holbrook drug store corner.
 Miss Louise Freeland, president of the Girls Friendly of Arizona. her brother Earl and Stanley Mason all of Phoenix, on their way home from the White Mountains stopped and visited friends the first of the week, among them being Mrs ThorwaId Larson.
 Judge Baker and Harold and. Mrs. Baxter of Phoenix were Holbrook wis itors the first of the week.
 Franklin Lane and wife and Mrs Palmer, mother of Mrs Lane of Phoenix who have been spending the summer at Flagstaff visited in Hol brook this week, and also motored out to see the Petrified forest.
 Judge Sapp is qualified for the of flee of county attOrney.-Adv.
 M. Cousins, manager of the Cooley Lumber had a very serious accident on Tuesday evening. He was work ing late in the blaming mill and neglected to turn on the light and in some unaccountable manner caught his hand on the saw and had three fingers of his left hand cut off.
 Rev. H. s. Brewster will give his farewell sermon on Sunday evening dI i've U ClOCh dIl4 VIII leave lnc llTEI of the week to take charge of very fine large church at Modesto. It is with sincere regret that both Wind sor and Holbrook bid farewell to Mir. Brewster and he has the best wishes of all his friends in his new field. .
 Edna and Della PauIsell are spend ing the week at the MargessOn ranch.
 James Scott and wife who have been visiting in Holbrook for a few days returned to Pinedale Thursday.
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 Frank Campbell, Deputy Sheriff of was a business visitor Wednesday.
 John Quirk, Deputy Assessor, was on Sunday by a visit from his brother, William Quirk of Chi cago. Mir. Quirk is now in Cooley where he is inspecting the lumber mills of which he has heard so much.
 Mrs. Glenn Howard has received a telegram telling of the birth of al baby boy to MT. and Mrs F. F. Cal vert of California. The baby was born on the Eth of August, it's birth day being the same as it's great grand father, Lehi Howard. Mir. and Mrs Calvert lived fer many years in Holbrook and have host of friends here.
 E. Edgar Guerther and family Of WhiteriVer who have been attend ing the South Western Conference of Indian Missionaries which was held at Flagstaff last week passed through Holbrook Monday on their way home. Mir. Guerther reports wonderfully in- teresting meeting and says the work is enlarging right along. They have eight missionaries working at White river at the present time.
 Miss Vera and Alma Reig of Los Angeles are visiting their sister Mrs. Harry DeGrasse. They expect to re main with her for several weeks
 Mrs R. s. Teeple is expected home today from a months visit with Mrs. Don Cooley at the Cooley ranch and Mrs. Joe Treat at Lakeside. and ''Tepe" will then be back to normal.
 Gospel meetings will be held every night this week at the Methodist church, also Sunday morning and evening, conducted by Rev. H. G. Quinn. It will be worth your time to attend these services.
 The contract will be let on Sep tember 14th by the state engineer and the board of supervisors for the | surfacing of the Petrified forest road. The specifications are now on file at the office of the supervsors.
 The contract for the improvement of the Snowflake road at Ten Mile Wash was awarded to John Dewitt l of Snowflake.
 The board of supervisors met last | Monday and adopted the tax rates for the ensuing yea: sBilly Williams of the Navajo Garage, left last night for Phoenix | on business, and incidentally, to size 1p the situation as relating to the of E. s. Clark for the