The Holbrook news., 1921-02-04
GOSSIPY GOSSIP FROM
 AROUND THE TOWN

w. A. Parr was down from Win slow Monday.
 Supervisor Richards was here on business Thursday.
 Ed Sawyer of Winslow was here Monday on business.
 Sam Hays of Winslow was here on business Tuesday.
 Supervisor Owens was down from Snowflake Thursday.
 Attorney w. E. Ferguson was in St. Johns on legal business Saturday.
 Dr. and Mrs Switzer, Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Grouse spent Fiday in Win slow.
 Mrs. c. E. Henning of Pinto ar of Lloyd fleming.
 Mrs. Jessie Hulet returned home Monday from months visit with her parents at Kingman.
 w. J. Crozer of the Dagg Mercan- tile Company of Winslow was in town on business Tuesday.
 Don't buy your new spring millin- cry until you have seen the new stock at the store of H. H. Scorce.
 The best place in Holbrook to find the latest styles in spring mill inery at prices you can afford to pay is at H. H. Scorce's.
 Dick Grigsby and Max Parker came in from the ranch Wednesday to gather up cattle on the river. They will return today.
 R. B. Walton of Winslow, the crown prince to the throne of J. P. of w. was down Thursday looking over his prospects for ascension
 The Ladies Aid Society met at the church Wednesday afternoon with very large attendance. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hall had charge of the meeting.
 Rev. Harry oSay visited with sev- eral of his pa4ishoners Thursday, and will hold sevices at the Friendly Hall next Thursday evenin, Febru- ary 10th.
 All members of the Eastern Star order are cordially welcome to all meetings, which are held on the second and fourth Tuesday evening of each month.
 J. Frank Willard, an employee of the Union Oil Company, was given a decree of divorce from Sallie May Willard in the superior court We'd nesday morning,
 Mrs. c. B. Lee and Mrs. Chas. Osborne visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Grigsby at the BK ranch Wednes- day. Master Carl Osborne remained for the week end.
 H. H. Scorce has just received new spring line of all the new ere ations in dry goods, Oxfords and pumps; also a complete line of lad ies and. childres,s trimmed hats.
 MT. and Mrs Lloyd Henning, MT. and Mrs. Judge Sapp and w. J. will leave tomorrow even ing for Bisbee to attend the Mason ic Grand Lodge of Arizona, which in that city
 The Mormon church, for the re- lief of starving children in Europe, collected S1O0,00O in all its stakes recently at the request of the first presidency at Salt Lake City.
 Did it ever strike you that wat CT system without the water, or beet sugar factory without the beets is about as useful as the burglar alarm now hanging on the outside wall of the Holbrook State Bank?
 H. D. Lore, who was recently ap- pointed Deputy County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax Collector, col ected over S2,OO0 the first three days in February, and has sent out over 1900 notices, telling the delin- luents what is going to happen if they do not come through. "Pay your .ax or get the ax," is his slogan.
 M. E. Christie, a son of one of the women ticketed out of town short time ago by Sheriff Newman, sent lis respects to the Sheriff of Maya l io county by mail few days ago, md now the postal authorities are | 1n the trail of Christie for sending l an obscene and threatening letter | through the mails. The letter was | nailed in Los Angeles.
 Our friend Craig Pottinger, who once led the Northern Arizona Lead | ar through the pines at the top of | he world, and who claimed to be | he bell wether for democracy in he snow belt, has had his Encyclo- | 1edia Brittanica, whatever that is, | attached by the sheriff of Navajo | county, and we trust that it will | lot seriously handicap the pungent l paraphernalia projected | Or the Phoenix population.
 Appointment of an Arizona repre- sentative to participate in negotiat ng an agreement between the Unit d States government and the states if California, Colorado, Nevada, New dexico, Utah, Wyoming and Arizona 'elating to use and distribution of he waters of the Colorado river vas provided in a bill introduced in he senate of the Arizona legislat- Ire by Senator w. A. Saunders, Apache county. It carried $25,000 appropriation.