Williams news., 1903-07-25
Tennent Shoes for old and young

There is a wedding on for the near future in Williams.
 Miss Alice Mcintyre arrived in the city this week from Winslow.
 Deputy Sheriff Kennedy spent a a day at Albuquerque this week.
 Dr. Tyroler made a professional visit to Grand Canyon Wednesday,.
 Quite a serious washout occurred this week on the Santa Fe near Blackberry.
 See the ad. in this issue of Dr. Pratt, the optician. He will be here on July 31.
 Ed. Woods, brother of Mrs. F. H. Waite, and family came in from the west on No. 8 yesterday morn ing.
 Leo Schey is looking forward to the arrival, probably next week, of his brother, Fred, from San Mar cial, N. M.
 Francisco Rentenzia and Eligio Hidalgo, the Goddard murderers, will be hanged in Prescott on the last day of this month.
 L. w. Quinlan, J. w. Weather ford, Harry Henderson and R. J.. Walker of Flagstaff were visitors at Prescott during the week.
 A cloudburst occurred Tuesday evening at Jerome which did sev- eral thousand dollars worth of dam age to the United Verde's power plant.
 Porter Torrey yesterday went out to Wiliaha to superintend the load ing of a car of ore for the Azurite Copper Company. Shipment will be made to Val Verde.
 Tennis seems to be all the rage in town just now. A court has been established on the corner of Fourth street and Williams avenue. where every day a large number of players congregate.
 BERRY SEASON Now ON.-If you want the best, go to Phelan's; only place in town where they are kept on ice. Strawberries, raspberries, Logan berries, blackberries, cher ries, apricots and fresh vegetables daily at PHELAN's.
 The University of Arizona is still without a president. The choice has narrowed down to Professor Randall of Los Angeles, Professor Babcock of the University of Cali fornia and prominent customer, whose name is not given out.
 A large party of youngsters went out to John X. McDonald's camp yesterday under the chaperonage of Joseph Johnston. We will bet even money that Joe was the biggest kid in the bunch, as this was his first excursion since we struck town.
 Advertisers should place their ads. in the county paper which has the reputation of being independ- ent, impartial and outspoken on all public matters. It is bound to be and is the paper read by the peo- pie. Such an one is the NEWS. :,
 Last week after John McBess re- ceived the money for his homeste cad he left for the east .rathssr syddAnly. There being several pAs&iss here to whom he was indebted, ia Ndispatch was sent to. Winslow to hold Nc Bess: t Deputy Sheriff Kennedy Went over after. him, but it seems that through some misunderstood Eng; McBess had been turned loose ], and had left before Kennedy ar rived. Consequently some of the boys here are still. bit "shy."
 It is, said that w. HI. Somers, who played the piano at the Key stone-Monogram last winter, has started from Phoenix to walk around the world, on a wager. He must start without cent and return to Phoenix by July 26, 1906, with $25OO, which he must earn on the trip. Later It is reported that Somers was prostrated by the heat while trying to walk across the des- ert from Tempe to Maricopa and was brought back to the former | n1ooa bu O wOrE-traip op tho M