The Holbrook news., 1921-01-28
COSSIPY GOSSIP FROM
 AROUND THE TOWN

Supervisor Richards was down from St. Joseph Tuesday.
 Judge Gibbons. of St. Johns occu- pied the supreme bench last Monday.
 Joseph Smith, the Snowflake bank CT was here on business Wednesday.
 John Hurley, the Woodruff con- tractor was here on business Tues day.
 Wednesday evening prayer service will hereafter be held at the Metho- dist church.
 Judge Crosby is in Albuquerque this week on business connected with the defunct bank
 A dance which was held in the high school auditorium last Friday evening was well atended
 The time of train No. g, that has been scheduled for 10:35 has been changed, and now arrives at SIP.
 A. B. Randall and J. L. Westover have been appointed viewers for a contemplated road near St. Joseph.
 MT. Elmer M Cash, of Winslow, and Miss Gray, of Chicago, were married last Saturday by Justice Easley.
 Sheriff Newman, accompanied by Mrs. Newman, was transacting busi- ness at Shumway and other points in the south end of the county this week.
 At thirty Tuesday afternoon several enthusiastic church workers gathered at the Methodist Church and planted tamarack about the premises.
 Mrs R. s. Teeple and Mrs. Hattie Penrod, county superintendent of schools, both attended the Edison Monograph recital at Winslow Mon day evening.
 W. E. Ferguson has secured the services of Herbert Shaffin, of Huntsville, Alabama, as stenograph- CT. MT. Shaffin and his wife are occupying the Wallace home.
 If you don't have your taxes paid and your 1921 plates hanging to your buzz wagon by the first of February you've got trouble ahead if Sheriff Newman happeus to catch you.
 County Attorney G. E. Greer of Apache county was here on business Tuesday. The name Greer seems to spell county attorney in the north east counties of Arizona.
 John Smith, the hobo that was arrested for going through the Wooster house short time ago, was released by the sheriff Tuesday on an order from the court-and he promptly beat it.
 Just as we go to press, another big drill is being unloaded for a second oil well, we are going to get the gravy. Wen put the spring in before they can make a hole at Hof5rook.-SpringerVille Hustler.
 Dad Hastings returned to Hol- brook Wednesday morning from an trip through the south part of the state and Mexico. He has wandered back to be on the ground when the first well is brought thinks he will not have to wait long. 2.
 E. R. Tenny of Taylor was arrested last week because he had difficulty in skinning a beef that he had killed so as to preserve the brand for the information of the inspec- tor. He was bound over to the su- perior court on a charge of grand larceny, and will now be given the of rustling the brand to tally with the steaks he had in hand.
 The Schuylkill mine litigation which has been in the courts of Mo have and NavaIo counties for some time has been satisfac torily settled and the receieership to which C. M. Mclean, formerly of Holbrook, was has been dissolved. In fact Mclean was never given the op- portunity of receiving anything but his receivership-and, like lis friend Walton, has probably arrived at the that the road to soft snaps is paved somewhat after the old legend of the pot of gold that