The St. Johns herald., 1920-03-11
Brief Local Notes.

Richard Rudd of Springerville is a regular Sunday visitor here. A big baby girl was born to Mir. and Mrs. Lionel Waite, Sun day March 2.
 J. Fish Smith spent Sunday with home folks at Snowflake. He made the trip on his morton cycle.
 Miss Billy flaws. of Edgar, who has been attending the aca- demy here this winter was called home Tuesday.
 Pete" Isaacson. who has been away attending U. s. Vocation al school for the past few weeks, returned home this week.
 c. c. Naegle, pr eminent farm CT and cattle raiser, of Vernon, was in the city for a few days this week visiting with his family.
 Nancy L. Gibbons. Co School Superintendent, has gone to Phoenix on blslneSS pertaining to her duties as county superin- dent of schools.
 In our last issue we stated that Mrs. Chas. Gillispie had died with the Spanish Influenza, but we have been informed since that it was Mrs. Eugene Gillispie.
 T. J, Neal has the contract of building a beautiful one and one half story brick building for J. P. Ro thlisherger,. of Edgar, Ari- zona. J. w. Waite will do the mason work.
 E. J. Whiting and R. E. Con- molly and hts daughter, Naomi, were visiting the whiting sawmill and Connolly ranch last Monday and Tuesday. On the return trip to St. Johns, Noah Connolly ac- companied them,
 Word, by teleDh0ne, was re- ceived here Monday h a t Mrs, Willard B. Farr, of Hol- brook, had given birth to a fine big boy. This is their fourth child and the first boy and of course they are ; lstiv proud.
 The following babies were christened Sunday at the L. D. s. church Infant s,n of Mir. and Mrs Hyrum c. Lee, chris tened Melvin Hyrum, and infant daughter MT. and Mrs. George Manqum, christened Margery Ilene.
 Frank Christensen, of Winslow son of Marinus Christensen o1 this city, spent Sunday visiting his parents. He returned Mo : day to Winslow and was accom- panied by his brother, David who went to Winslow for the pur pose of obtaining employment.
 Mrs. John Crosby and famil! of Mesa arrived in the city Sat urday and are now comfortabl. domiciled in the home formerl! owned by Dr. H. A. Berry. Mrs Crosby and family have decided to make St. Johns their home We are glad to welcome them t our beautiful city and wish then every good thing.
 Joe Prochaska, State Gam Warden, was in our city Monda, looking after duties of the gam warden. He informs us that h has o4 hand plenty of quail an it is the intention to supply Apa che county with them. Also h said he was here for the purpos of making arrangements to suL ply our lakes with bass and othe still water fish and to supply ou mountain streams with rainboN trout.
 St Johns was honored with a wis last week, of Governor Thomas Campbell, State Treasurer, Harry Ro: aud State Engineer Thomas Maddocl They arrived Friday and on Saturday meeting of the stockholders of the L, man Water Company was held. 4 this meeting the State Loan Board pro ferred the loan of $500, 000' with whiC to complete the Lyman dam. Steps al now being taken to let the building the dam out to contractors. Once mo- gleam of hope shines in the distanc
 The American Legion dance schedule for March 12, in St. Johns, is inde nately postponed on account of the i huenZa scare now in town.
 MILFORD HAMBLIN, Command