Williams news., 1904-06-25

a dressmaking parlor at her resi- dence on Fifth street, first house south of hospital. 7-1.
 G. Y. Hoopengarner, chief clerk in Forest Supervisor Breen's office at Flagstaff, was business visitor here Wednesday. "Hoopy's" many friends were glad to see him again.
 C. A. Cover departed Wednesday on a tour of inspection of his com pany's stores at Flagstaff and Wins low. He also visited with N. J. Hudson for a day at Gallup, re- turning yesterday.
 Be sure to read Marshal Ken nedy's letter to the NEWS, which is published on the first page of this issue. It is most interesting Also the letter by Mayor Nellis, which appears on the second page.
 Editor R. H. Jones of the Flag staff Gem says: "Our neighboring town, Williams, is preparing to eel, ebrate the Fourth of July in be- coming manner. All of our citizens who can will take day off and visit Williams on that day. If walking is good we may be present on that occasion"
 Hereafter regular Saturday night dances will be given at the opera house. A new teacher will conduct dancing school Tuesdays.
 Mrs. w. J. Collard spent several days in the city this week from Rhoades, returning home Thursday evening. She will return here Sun day evening to meet Miss Mabel Brown of California, when they will proceed east for visit in Mich igan. Mir. Collard expects to visit the fair ere long also.
 E. B. Raudebaugh has written his brother, D. J., from Harrington, Kas., that he was to be married on Wednesday, June 9, to a young lady of that place. He extended an invitation to number of friends here to be present, but failed to mention the name of the bride. Ed. was probab bly, rattled, so we'll over look it and extend congratulations, anyway.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood x Smith, proprie- tors.
 Poison Bros. this week installed a new oven in their bakery. the old one not being of sufficient capacity 10 handle the necessary output. Varney Heating Co.,, of Leaven- worth, Kas, and is on the rotary principle, with a capacity of IA loaves of bread at one baking. Baker William Field is justly proud of the new acquisition to his. outfit
 Yesterday the Masons of Flag staff had a picnic at the Cliffs, which was we'll attended by people from towns both east and west. Those going from here were MT. and Mrs. R. J. Arey, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Ball, Misses Eliza Mcintyre, Pau line Knight and Harriet Wells; Messrs. F. c. Roberts, J. B. Wells, c. F. Philbrook, Bosson and Gaw- thorne. They will return home ; today.
 Water Melons-Car load to ar rive Monday from Texas. The only place to get them right off the ice. J. C. Phelan.
 R. H. Wells, the architect in charge of the construction of the new hotel at Grand Canyon, spent the first of the week in the city with his family. He reports work pro- l gressing rapidly, stating that most of the building is roofed over. He , praises the different contracting firms represented on the building and says their work is all of high class. The building will be com l pleted about the first of October Owing to the trouble at the Can von last week, Cade Selvy, chief oi I the Santa Fe's secret service, threat ? ened to have passes taken from f Sheriff Johnson and his deputies 3 Johnson made a flying trip to Los l Angeles, returning Tuesday even-
 ing, to see MT. Wells. We under = stand that that official stated that R passes had never been asked fol
 and that they would be given SC
 long as MT. Johnson remained in II office.