The Holbrook news., 1920-12-17
GOSSIPY GOSSIP FROM,
 AROUND THE TOWN

representative of The News to make a statement for the information of the depositors of the defunct bank and he said: ''The least said lbo 1t the af- fair the better" and we might add from our own experience, "Those who had the least confidence in the Ray holds outfit have the better of it." r Two pair of gloves for the price of one at the Toggery Shop sale
 c. H. Jordan returned Thursday morning from business trip to Phoe- nix.
 Get him silk shirt at the Tog- gerry. Finest grades made. Reduced about 100 per cent.
 All Xmas gOOis priced right at Wetzler's.
 In the account of the wedding of Sheriff Harp last week we got our W1lGS CIOSSCQ III Il1C ll1lIlC Ol IIlC bride, which is Nettie Bumgarner and the sheriff says that he has no Friday jinx hanging over his monnubial horo- scope, for they were married on Sat urn's day on the 4th of December. This is official.
 Anson Smith, mining editor of the Mohave County Miner, of Kingman, and wife were the guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Jesse s. Hulet, the first of the week.
 There is no better place to buy use ful Christmas presents than at the Wetzler Supply Go.
 Xmas presents to it all purses at Wetzler's.
 The majority of the business men of Holbrook that were hard hit by the blowing out of the State bank, take the situation philosophically, and have set to work to make the best of a bad predicament, and will go the limit to assist those who are also toting the signal of distress.
 Useful as well as ornamental Xmas presents at Wetzier's.
 The board of supervisors held short session Wednesday, to receive tine bids on the medical supplies and print ing and publishing for the county for the ensuing year. Dr. Samson, of Winslow, was awarded the contract for the medical supplies and the Hol- brook News was given the contract for the printing and publishing.
 Chairman Creswell was down from Winslow Wednesday to attend meet ing of the board of supervisors.
 John A. Freeman, member of tke board of supervisors, was down from Snowflake Wednesday in attendance at the meeting of the board of super visors.
 For good comedy read the Holbrook State banks advertisement on the third page of this issue.
 There is no better place to buy use ful Christmas presents than at the Wetzler Supply Co.
 S2O in five minutes is big wages, but you can make it by buying suit at the Toggery Shop sale.
 Oil development has been in the background this week while the ma jority of the population of Holbrook have been engaged in a fishing job for what is left in the hole at the Hol- brook State bank.
 Dr. Samson, of Winslow, was in town Wednesday, and was awarded the medical contract for Navajo coun- ty for 1921 by the board of supervis ors.
 Judge Crosby left for Phoenix We'd nesday afternoon on court business.
 County Attorney Greer is spending several days in Phoenix, and will be in attendance at the meeting of the county attorneys of the state who will confer with the new attorney general and get "wised up'' as to the policy of of the new administration of that of flee.
 The supreme court has sustained the federal court decree uuashing the in dictments brought against the 25 de- fendants who were charged with par ticipating in the deportation of 221 al legged undesirables from Bisbee into New Mexico in July, 1917.
 For the purpose of scouting and looking over the White mountains, the Apache and Navajo Indian reserva- tions, etc., for suitable settings for moving pictures, the Goldwyn Moving Picture company's representative un- loaded in Holbrook Sunday night and made for the hills.