Williams news., 1904-07-30


 dence on Fifth street, first house south of hospital. S-1.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood will give free musical entertainment this evening at LOOP. hall. An excellent program has been ar ranged, and all who attend are as sured of a most pleasant evening.
 Mrs. H. J. Gray and c. c. Hutch inson came in last Friday evening from Jerome Junction, Mrs. Gray expecting to visit for a time with friends. She said Hank wanted to come, but was kept busy watering his sheep.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood & Smith, proprie- tors.
 Miss Mabel Adams has accepted the position of cashier and book ) keeper at Poison Bros. H. L. Ap- hold and wife expect to depart about the 11th of August for an outing at Catalina island, where Hank says he expects to "catch the big fish,"
 w. s. Fields, representing the Holmes Supply Co.,. of Los An geles, with headquarters at Wins low. was a business visitor in the city Thursday, and made the NEWS office pleasant call. Billy" can't break away from the old love of the art preservative.
 Good six-room house for sale on easy terms. Inquire at NEWS office J. J. Gilson on Thursday started in to do development work in the way of tunneling from the bottom of the we'll. A pump was lowered and placed on platform and will be used, as soon as connections are made, to free the we'll of water that drifting may begin at once:
 There is running on the range one bay mare branded M, not vented, weighs about HOO pounds; also bay horse colt, belongs to the mare, two year old, branded L K , and l. on jaw. Will pay a reward , of $1O for one or $2O for both, to any one bringing them in.
 DAN MCDONALD. The cigars they sell at the Cabi- net are the best.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood have ; card in the society column, giv- , ing their meeting night and -'hst , of the principal officers. Ts,.e,rree are , several other lodges in williams which should place their cards Tn the NEWS. It would be of aSvaan 9e'a nt- age to the lodge and give visiting : brethren a knowledge they may want.
 Five men were taken to Prescott this week from Seligman, charged with not acceding to the injunction gotten out by the railroad to re- strain the strikers. Two of the men were released by Judge Sloan as soon as he looked into the case. It seemed spitework had something to do with their arrest. So says the Prescott Herald.
 Ladies' shirt waists sent to the Imperial Laundry at Albuquerque are given special attention, and are returned in cardboard boxes with out being rumpled or crushed. Domestic finish a speciality. Parlor t barber shop.
 Sanford Rowe shipped 2S horses to Manchester, Okla, on Thursday. Ed. Levengood also shipped 29 head , of horses, his going to Lewis, Kas. , Frank Smith accompanied the lat g ter shipment. The delay of almost , week was caused by the railroads : inability to furnish cars. Mir. Rowe will return here for another bunch in about sixty days.
 f Bud Emory has been engaged the : past week in painting scenery for
 the new opera house building by f the Odd Fellows. Several com
 plete sets will be built and hung in
 the latest manner. The stage is e ample in size and will give suffi- ]; cient room for the putting on of e any show that will visit this sec |. tion. Electrician J. H. Hudson is : engaged in wiring the extire build | ing, and force of carpenters are
 rushing the work as rapidly as pos
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