Williams news., 1904-05-07

W III. bDobOil dS pot tNo 4 oSI'Nhsfp AOA Los Angeles. He has been suffer ing for some weeks with a trouble in one of his cars and goes to se- cure specialists attention.
 Monday, May 2, to Mrs. Ed Lamb, Of this city, q daughter Eds flock of lambs are getting along nicely and he has been able to keep his engine on the track
 Salzman placed second deliv- cry wagon on the streets last Sat urday, in charge of hir sons, David, Herman and Louis From appear ances they will become rustlers.
 Dr. F. w. Waite returned Sun day from Winslow. At that time we were enjoying bad wind storm, but Doc says it wasn't anything compared with the way the dust flew at Winslow
 Robert Wente, son of William Wente, treasurer of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, arrived here last Saturday from Manistee, Mich., and has accepted position in the offices of the company.
 Mrs. c. E. Drake arrived here last Sunday from Decatur, H., to joir her husband, who is the ac commodating hardware man at Salzman's. May be his scores at the rife and shotgun shoots will be better now.
 i BECAUSE WATER IS SCARCE. is no sign you cannot get a bath; go to the Parlor Barber Shop, we will ac- commodate you. Our barber work unexcelled Be up-to- date. Ask for domestic finish. Agency Inn perial Laundry Go.
 The local members of the demo- cratic central committee have de- cided to postpone the meeting to elect delegates to the county con vention till next Saturday evening, May IA, when the meeting will be held in the town hall.
 w. l.. Harris received the sad news Wednesday of the death of his mother at Cincinnati on that date. She was 76 years of age and had been rapidly failing of late. She was attended at the time oi her death by another son. H. L. Harris, we'll known throughout the west some years since
 R. J. Washburn, cashier at the local Santa Fe offices, and Mrs } Bertha L. Baker were united in marriage Thursday evening at the
 M. E. parsonage by Rev. John Oli- yer. Mrs. Baker had arrived that nor, ing from Chicago, accompa.
 nied by her son. The NEWS ex-
 tends congratulations and welcomes
 them as residents of Williams. Mrs. A. H. Harrell is making quite a number of improvements ir her store. Last week nice sods
 fountain was installed, and. despite the cold weather, did considerable business. A partition has .llso beer t built across the rear end of the
 store room, where an up-to- date
 dressmaking parlor will be con ducted, with Mrs. J. I. Vanzandt 1T , charge.
 Last Sunday evening an illus
 trated song service was held at tht M E. church and was largely at 5 tended. The stereopticon was op g erated by R. c. Wuestenberg, o : Cleveland, Ohio, and was very in
 teresting. On Monday evening h' entertained fair sized audienc' . with an illustrated lecture on 'Bel , Hur," which was interesting. l. John and George Baumgartne
 came to town the first of the weel
 from their camp in the woods soutl
 of Rhoades. From appearances tn boys are tired of logging and vii enjoy city life for a time. On Tues day George accepted his old posi-
 tion at the Cabinet, where hi '- smiling face greets all corners s while John accepted deputyshi K during the machinists' strike. ' On the first page is an iter
 clipped from an Albuquerque pape s relative to the arrest at that plac s of $. P. Bowen. He was brough l, here Thursday and given prelim g mary hearing on the charge of hay r ing on April P passed forge y check-which amounted to $62 50 s on R. I. Steen, Manager of tn !" Grand Canyon hotel. Bowen wa
 bound over to the next grand jury |. having waived an examination.