Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

A special telegram by the longest
leased wire stated Thursday that
there was a possibility of the dam
being filled. However, the clouds
rolled away"
L. L. Ferrall has completed the
job of painting the second one of
Cameron's sign boards. Both are
very attractive and will undoubt-
edly command attention.
Street hats, 80 cents Dress hats
at bargain. We are not working
off old goods. Everything new. and
up-to-date. CRAWFORD MILLINERY.
DIR. Rounseville must have struck
pay streak somewhere. On Thurs
day he hired a man at his own ex-
pense to clean the streets and gut
tiers all the way around block 3.
Mrs. S. A. Cummings returned
to Williams last week from Red
lands, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
mings are now occupying their new
brick cottage on Railroad avenue,
though it is not yet complete.
Strawberries! From Glendora--
received daily, are the very choicest
and best they will be this season.
Telephone AZ. Racket Store. Geo.
w. Mathews, proprietor.
Rev. J. Ernest Bond and family
departed Thursday for Flagstaff,
where they will spend few days
prior to going to Buckeye to reside
in the future. Their furniture was
shipped to Phoenix Wednesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society have charge of the service
at the M. E. church tomorrow even
ing. There will be a special song
service and addresses by members
of the society. See program else
where.
The Albuquerque Journal, COM
menting on the heroic act of Capt.
VIM. F. Meeks at. the Canyon last
, week, as printed in the News, sug-
, gested that he should be the first
to receive the hero prize offered by
Carnegie.
BECAUSE WATER IS SCARCE. is nc
sign you cannot get a bath; go tc
=, the Parlor Barber Shop, we will ac'
commodate you. Our barber work
unexcelled. Be up-to-date. Ask
for domestic finish. Agency I'm.
e perial Laundry Co.
George Martin came in Thursday
v morning from Dos Palos, Cal, where
|. he has been looking after his alfalfa
: crop. He said he guessed he'c
came back to stay, which means
we take it, that he will enter the
: race for sheriff this fall.
. Wednesday evening Mrs. Harry
Pyle most pleasantly entertained
number of young people at E
s FAREWELL given in honor of bel
It sisters, Misses Helen and Ros'
Carnes, who departed Thursday fol
their home at Palo Alto, Cal.
# Mrs. F. o. Poison departed Tues
d day for a six weeks visit in Lo
Angeles and vicinity. On next Sat
urday Mr.. Poison will join her a
Re Los Angeles, accompanied by tn
(, children, when they will proceed
h to Long Beach for a few weeks
vacation.
n w. F. Stuart, who has been con
i Quoting a photograph gallery her
= for several weeks past, having de
cided to remove to Flagstaff, will
leave at noon today for that city
: He will make occasional trips t.
- Williams and vicinity, however
during the summer.
Mrs. Jacob Salzman has bee
'r very i'll during the past few days
Of On Thursday her condition wa
"a such that it was thought best t
l. wire her husband, who is attendin
the K. of P. grand lodge at Moreno
o. He left there on the first train an
~ is expected here today. At thi
70 writing she is much better.
y. We are in receipt of an announce
ment of the coming marriage {
Thomas James Ward to Miss Min
$ Margaret Holloway at Los Angelo
H. on May 10. While same is quite
Us surprise, we wish the duke" an
", his fair bride all the joys of tn
III earth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will /
&C at home after June first at Hot
IL Roosevelt. Los Angeles.
The work of tearing out the boi
- ers from the old smelter east
I town has progressed rapidly tn