The St. Johns herald., 1920-02-26
Brief Local Notes.

All we want is. money and hair;
 Your patronage you can easily give So we may have a chance to live.
 JIM'S BARBER SHOP.
 Bud Greer was down from Springerville and spent Sunday with his family.
 s. B. Booth, the telephone man, was operating here for few days this week.
 Jeffie D. Brown was in from the Duke ranch Wednesday doing a little shopping.
 A party of ladies are spending the day as guests at the home of Mrs. StanseIl Greer about a mile south of town.
 Nutrioso is placing a quaran- tine on their town against the Spanish Influenza and some of the students who were attending the academy from there have gone home.
 Sunday next sorg' service will be held at the academy at 2 D. m. All are cordially invited to at- tend. Prof. Leroy F. MilIet will conduct the music.
 Dr. Bouldin was called to Con- cho last Monday on professional business. He was accompanied by George E. WaiteWho says he certainly appreciated the outing A party of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Edna Shreeve last Tuesday night and surprised her. The event was in, honor of her 63rd birthday.
 Our St. Johns orcha dist saNs that of all the orchards h. has ob- served in St. Johns, Jose A Chav- ez has the best and most thrifty trees. He says a good deal of this is due to proper pruning, etc.
 Up to date several clubs have been organized in St. Johns, but the most unique one that we have yet heard of is the last one we have heard meriiored as 1t is to be known as the 'Silel Club" and anyone to Ie eiilible for mem bership must be deaf or partially so. Gan you think where the silent part comes in?
 Judge 4. s. Gibbons returned Saturday from Phoenix where he went for the purpose of sitLlng as judge in some cases in Judge Ly- mans curt. While away he visited his uncle, Richard Gibbons, who resides at 1esa and in going into his uncle s garden he found that the radishes were so old that they had become pithy. He al~o says that the people there are shipping carloads of head lettuce.
 J. R. Armijo, of Albuquerque, N. M arrived here last Saturday and is spending few days visit ing with his father and brother, while he is also looking after some business interests. Jake is the same as ever and does not seem to grow any older. He informs us that he is doing well at the Duke city, but he still has a love for old St. Johns where he spent his boyhoOd days.
 John Martin, who formerly lived at NutrioSo and moved to Thatcher, died of Spanish h. f1uenza recently. John was on a mission in the interest of the L. D. s. church and had been at work about one year. He con- tracted the flu" and was sent home and dled shortly after ar irving there. Mir. Martin was a big and extra powerful man.
 Edward Schuster the junior partner of the A & B Schuster Co.,. was slightly indisposed the past week, Aggravating futter of the heart is supposed 10 have been the cause. Eddie's strange actions have alarmed his friends and it has been proposed to induce him to leave town for a change of scenery, where a speedy recovery IS thought possible. In the ab- sence of a specific diagnosis of his case we are not at liberty to publish particulars nor can we attest to the correctness of per sistent rumors afoat.