The Holbrook news., 1921-01-14
GOSSIPY GOSSIP FROM
 AROUND THE TOWN


 s. B. Booth of SpringervilIe was in town Wednesday.
 Amasa Willis of Snowflake was in town Thursday on business.
 A Candelaria, of Concho, was in Holbrook on business Wednesday.
 Wallace Shumway has moved to Holbrook, occupying the Lee Ranch CT home temporarily.
 Gov. Campbell has appointed A. B. Candelaria of Concho to the state sheep industry board.
 Sunday, January 23 is proclaimed a fast day by the Mormon Church, in recognition of the starving child ren of Europe.
 The board of Supervisors will meet Saturday for routine business and to select the jury panel for the coming term of court.
 Mrs. Jasper Rhoton and Mrs. Well show, of Shumway, visited Mrs. Judge Easley last Saturday, return ing home Sunday night. R. B. Walton of Winslow was down Thursday looking for his J. P. ship to come in, that is at present stranded in what appears to be a dense fog.
 J. H. Garfield, foreman of the Brundage ranch, has returned from Farmersville, California, where he was in attendance at the funeral of Frank J. Brundaee
 Judge Crosby, chairman, Judge Thomas, w. H. Chamberlain and w. B. Woods, constitute the Holbrook committee for the Inaugural ball to be held in Phoenix January IA.
 The Ladies' Guild and the Girls Friendly had very pleasant social at the Hall Wednesday evening. Quite a number were present and music and dancing and games were the features of the evening.
 Thousands of owners of automo- piles in Arizona will experience a delay in obtaining their 1921 license plates as result of a fire which destroyed the factory in which they were being made, in Los Angeles, last Saturday.
 ATLluE OCnuSlGE HdS lGII TUT 1OS Angeles, where he will be married next Tuesday to Miss Marguerite Drumm. He was accompanied by Mrs. Schuster will return to Hol- brook about the 18th of February.
 The Central Bank of Wilcox, Ari- zona closed it's doors Monday. H. M. Montz, assistant bank Examiner, is now in charge ana receiver will be appointed. To much going out for what was coming in, was the trouble. Wilcox is center of livestock inter- ests.
 Dr. H. V. Halman, special agent having supervision of the medical de- partment of the Indian agencies, accompanied by Mrs. Hailman, ar rived in Holbrook Wednesday from Washington, enroute to the Moqui agency at Keams Canyon to inspect the health conditions there.
 A crooked hombre sailing under the name of John Smith was be- friended with a nights lodging by Vim. Wooster last Sunday night, and after his departure he returned and sacked the room. Chief Deputy Nm. Lee picked him for his maiden ar rest, and overhauled him about six miles east of town, and he is now in the county jail.
 Birdie Fischer, who has been one of the efficient and popular operat- ors for the local telephone company, for some time, left Wednesday even ing for Miami, Arizona, where she will be married on the 18th to MT. L. w. Bowling. The romance began at Cooley, when Mr. Bowling was employed in the lumber company and Miss Fischer was a hello girl.
 Jose Lozano and wife who were picked up by Sheriff newman and held as witnesses against Ignacio Gonzales, who murdered his wife at Cooley, were taken to St. Johns Monday. Before her arrest Mrs Gonzales-but after her arrest she is no relation The pair are held pending the capture of the murder CT.
 George Heartz, son of Mir. and Mrs. Cecil Ellison, and Miss Helen Sell len, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Sellen, both of Winslow, were quiet ly married at the Methodist Episco- pal parsonage Dy ReV Frank R- Speck on last Saturday afternoon. The young couple will make their home in Winslow where Mr. Heartz is employed in the round house of the Santa Fe railroad
 Virginia Goode has returned from a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs A. E. Merriam, of Wichita. Kansas, and a short stop-over in Texas. Mrs. Goode brought her lit- tie daughter Burle Vondell and her niece, Miss Mildred Merriam, of Wichita back to Holbrook with her, who will attend school in Holbrook. Miss Merriam has been attending Mount Carmel Academy at Wichita until Christmas vacation. KUCHLER MAKES NEW
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