Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-14

Mr.. A. T. Tovera is spending this
week at the Canyon.
DR.. and Mrs. Perrin made a gen.
erous donation to the building fund
this week.
The Society at Ash Fork is get
ting ready for an entertainment
Tuesday evening.
Tomorrow evening we preach on
Goods investmentin young man."
Don't miss this service.
personal work the duty of ev-
cry Christian" is the League topic
for tomorrow. Mrs. Oliver will
lead.
The Ladies' Aid Society has sub
scribed $25 to the building fund,
and have paid part of the subscrip-
ton.
The General Conference is to be
asked to hold a great missionary
convention in the West next sum.
mer
Committees should be appointed
to plan and take charge of the Sab
bath school Christmas entertain
ment.
A contract has been let to paint
and repaper the church. All the
work will be finished by Thanks
| giving.
If the Sabbath school and Junior
League were reinforced by home
| life such work would be much more
| effective.
The prizes offered for new pupils
and regular attendance at Sabbath
l school are swelling the average at
tendance.
r The twenty-third psalm is the
Sabbath school lesson for tomor-
row. 1t would be profitable for
you to attend.
Are you convinced as to what is
D your duty? Remember, then, ''that
he who knoweth to do right and
) doeth it not to him it is sim"
A christian without a church,
. home or obligation is too much
like the tramp who is related to
nobody, not even to good society.
= Let US pray, plan and work for a
revival. A revival in the church
would mean sweeter fellowship, and
t greater usefulness to the commu-
nifty.
\ The Ladies' Aid Society will give
chicken dinner in the Odd Eel
t lows Hall Saturday Nov 81 This
will be Thanksgiving dinner, and
r the proceeds will be applied on the
t church improvements.
Mr.. M. Salzman, after spending
week in these parts, looking
s after his affairs, departed Thursday
for Seligman, and from there went
on to Los Angeles, his home at
present.
Notices of final homestead proof
g of Lillian Hoover, Olive Byrne,
William D. Miller, Daniel German,
Walter Stanton, Barney D. Fetch
er, Patrick Hannah and Irwin L.
: Sanders are now running in the
: News.
;; A new butcher shop will be open
> ed the first of next week by William
Kay, assisted by Alb Wilson, three
s doors east of the Grand Canyon
e hotel. Their slaughter house will
: be located near the sheep pens
|. north of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
It are moving here from Rhoades,
where they have been residing.
d Verify, the town is growing.
It Wednesday night R. C. Jones,
7. our assistant, who sleeps in the
y News Office, was awakened by some
a one trying to get a window open.
They tried two and then went to
:, the back door where they tried to
:, work a key. Jones jumped out OF
: bed and made for the door. The
robbers heard him coming and took
O to their heels. Jones was just in
time to see two men running to-
wards Front street. Don't know
v why they wanted to break in here
We have no money.
Hon. Henry F. Ashurst and
It brother, Charles, left this morning
/ for Ann Arbor, Mich, where they
o will take special courses in the law
y school of that place. The Benson
y Press asks: "Where is the Heart
5. boomer?". The above answers the
question. And, mark you, if Hearst
!, gets the nomination Ashurst will be
# heard from further, as he says he
" expects to disseminate the princi-