Holbrook argus., April 25, 1903, Image 5

About Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913

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LOCAL ITEMS.
Jim Donahue was in town this
week. " v : .-
John Divelbess spent Sunday
at home.
Frank Wallace was in town
this week.
Mrs. Carnegie returned from
Taylor Friday.
Ed. Bargman was a Holbrook
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. John Blevins went to
Adamana Thursday.
Will Wooster returned from
Whiteriver yesterday.
The weather has been rather
warm the last few days.
J. E. Shelley, ol Heber, has
been in town the past week.
Wool Buyer Ellery, of Boston,
left for San Francisco Sunday.
Ernest Hall and wift returned
from St. Johns Sunday evening.
Max Schuster visited with his
family in Albucjuerque this week.
Mrs. W. B. Woods and son
went to Adamana to visit a few
davs.
District Attorney Moran visit
ed Winslow several times this
week.
J. H.
was a
week.
Chas.
Richards, of St.'Joseph,
Holbrook visitor this
Testerman arrived in
town from Keams Canyon yes
terday. Little Helen Smith was very
ill this week but at present is improving.
Henry Barrett, the Apache j
county cattleman, was in town
this week.
John Kelley and sister, Mrs.
Pickett, were the guests of Mrs.
Boyer, Wednesday.
Hugh Larson and lr. Williams
came in from Heber Wednesday j
to meet H.J. Ramer. j
F. J. Wattron received one of j
the latest improved Victor Talk- i
ing machines, yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Clark and children
went to Pinta Thursday to visit
with Mrs. A. E. Henning.
Ex-District Attorney Burbage
was up from Winslow Monday
attending to legal matters.
Guy Gardner, . formerly of
Woodruff, arrived from Gallup
Tuesday and left for his old
home.
K. C. Henley brought up a
couple of prisoners Wednesday
to serve ten days for a trivial
offense.
There is a project on foot to
build a Congregational church
here in the near future. We hope
it will succeed.
H. H. Scorse paid Winslow a
visit yesterday. Jimmy, who
was hurt recently, returned with
him on the flyer.
Two cases of diphtheria broke
out in the home of John L. Fish,
Wednesday. The patients are
improving rapidly.
Julius ' Wetzler returned from
Los Angeles, Tuesday. He will
remain here awhile and attend
to his extensive business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L-Hathaway
went to Navajo Sunday., Mr.
Hathaway takes the place of
Mr. Meyers, who is away.
A large number of sheepmen
were in Irom the upper country
with their wool this week and
received good prices for the same.
Bernard Schuster, the genial
manager, of the Schuster Mercah:
tile Company, of Concho, was
here this week visiting his many
friends.
Mr. Spitz, an Albuquerque
wool buyer, was here this week.
He purchased a large amount
of wool from the Concho sheep
owners.
- E. S. Perkins, Apache county's
prominent newspaper proprietor,
left for Phoenix Sundav morning
where he goes on important
business.
Mr. Rich, who has the con
tract to put in the electric plants
at Keams Canyon and White
river, came down from the latter
place, yesterday.
H. H. Scorse arrived home
from Phoenix, . Monday,' having
received word that his daughter
was ill. He reports the sheep in
dustry around Phoenix as being
exceedingly good.
We are in receipt of a letter
from A. F. Potter stating that
he will be in Sacramento, Calif.,
this summer and fall. He will
examine the lands which were
withdrawn for proposed forest
reserves.
T. H. Shufflin, who has been
working for Charles Cahn at
Keams Canyon, came down yes
terday. He says the govern
ment buildings are nearly com
pleted and that they are fine
structuies.
Wm. Morgan arrived in town
from Show Low yesterday. He
made the trip from Phoenix in a
carriage and states that he had
a pleasant time en route. He i
will remain here awhiletoattend I
to the shipping of his wool.
A party of pleasure seekers
went from here to the Headquar
ter ranch Monday evening to at-!
tend a dance. They report' Mr. j
and Mrs. Frank Wallace , to be .
royal entertainers and a more
pleasant evening could have'
never been spent. ;
Andrew Kapri left Thursday j
for Price, Utah, where he had ;
accepted a government position, j
Mr. Kapri held the office of quar
termaster agent here for a good ;
many years and has a host of :
friends who were sorry to see
him leave. Mr. T. Larson, who
comes here from southern Ariz
ona, takes the position as quar-j
termaster agent. , j
Harvey Colcord met with aj
serious accident in Tonto Basin, j
recently. He was riding over !
rough country and his horse fell
and rolled over him, bruising his :
body terribly and it is feared I
that his right hip wAs broken, j
He had to be carried eighteen,
miles on a stretcher to Ellison's :
ranch where medical aid was '
rendered. We .hope for his speedy
recovery.
Henry Huning came down from j
Show Low, Sunday evening, and
left for his new home in Santa j
Barbara, Calif., Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. Huning sold his large
ranch at Show Low to William I
Flake and others, who intend
to build a village on the place
Mr. Huning has long been a resi
dent of this county and has num
erous friends throughout the
county who regretted to see him
lea ve and wish him happiness in
his new home.
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j ' H J. Ramer arrived in town pany, it seems, did not take the
yesterday from his ranch in New i proper care of them. Mr. D. R.
1 Mexico with a car of thorough- Heard and Mr. Day, cattle buy
bred bulls, which he will take to ers from Phoenix, will aecom
Pleasant valley. He had a great pany him to his ranch in Pleas
deal of trouble in getting the ant valley, where they intend
stock here. The railroad com- purchasing cattle.