Histories

C. W. Davis made a trip to Ramah, N. M. last week.
County Recorder J. R. Armijo went out to his sheep herd Thursday.
Mrs. Wm. H. Wahl and son, William, were in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Jones left this week for Phoenix where she will join her husband.
A Mrs. Day was brought over from Springerville last week to serve fifty days in the county jail.
Miss Dora Miller, Mr. G. M. Marsh and Mr. J. F. White took the teachers' examination here this week.
Hank Sharp, of Springerville, was in town this week. He is going to move to S. Johns in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Monico Garcia were over from Concho Sunday visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. Garcia was appointed by Gov. Brodie to a lucrative position at the Territorial Industrial School at Benson, Arizona recently but was unable to accept it on account of other business.
Dr. Wm. Rudd, with his wife, son and daughter, and the children of the latter, arrived November 28, after a thirteen day trip overland from Springerville. They came by Fort Apache and Globe. The doctor spent a couple of years here when the town was first started and has been wanting to enjoy another valley winter ever since he left. He reports the ranges in Apache county in fine condition - better than for five years past, because of mor abundant rainfall during the past summer. He is stopping with his son Olney, the manager of the Bulkeley ranch. - Glendale, Ariz., correspondent in Phoenix Republican.
Mrs. Susanna Rothlisberger died at her home last Sunday night at ten o'clock, aged 58 years. The deceased was born in Germany, but had come to this country some years ago and had been a resident of this place for seven years. She had thirteen children, five who survive her, and are Mrs. G. E. Wait, Jacob R., Fred R., John R. and Edward R. She was a faithful Latter Day Saint and was loved by all who knew her. The funeral was held Tuesday at 1 o'clock and the remains werer put to rest the cemetery.
Anastasco Chavez died at his home Wednesday morning at five o'clock, aged 46 years. His untimely health was caused by consumption. He had been a resident of St. Johns for a number of years. The funeral was held Tuesday at two o'clock.
The girl twins that were born to Mr. and Mrs. Federico Gonzales last week died Tuesday morning. They were taken to El Tule for burial.

Holbrook Argus, 1905 Jun 10, page 5

J. C. Sorenson and family of St. Johns passed through here Tuesday on their way to Idaho, where they intend making their future home.

Mrs. Ellen Greer of Concho left last week to make her permanent home in Utah. Mrs. Greer has lived in this Country since 1879. Her husband, Thos. Greer, was the first County Treasurer after Apache was organized. Mrs. Greer was accompanied to Utah by her two sons-in-law, Chas. and Wm. Pulsipher and their families who also will make Utah their future home.

Riley Greer has returned home from a visit at St. Johns.

Married today at high noon, Mr. H. Knight and Miss Lou Sherwood. The Herald-News, with so many other friends of the bride and groom, extends its heartiest best wishes. The bride is a member of one of the best known families in the community. The groom is one of Apache's young and enterprising cattleman.

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Main Street with Barth Hotel in foreground
St. Johns, AZ

St. Johns High School Basketball Team
Back Row (l-r): Kenneth Pulsipher, __?__, Coach Guy Richey, Joy Waite, Earl Jarvis
Front Row (l-r): __?__, Ross Overson, Edward Waite, __?__, Stanley Richey

1925 Northern AZ Champs
L-R: Coach Libbert, Lawson Hamblin, Silas Jarvis, Harry Overson, Pratt Overson, Ove Overson, Wilford Overson, Clyde Davis

Apache County Sheriff's Office Staff
1967-1971

St. Johns Mandolin & Guitar Club
Alice LeSueur, Amanda Kemp, Louise Freeman, Mary E B Farr, Olena D. Kempe, Pearl Peterson, Mary Jones, Josie Anderson, Ethel Farr, Nell LeSueur

The Old Elm Motel & Restaurant
Main Street, St. Johns

Newspapers

Snips and the St. Johns Herald 1903 Dec 102, page 2

Holbrook Argus, 1905 Jun 10, page 5

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