Williams news., 1904-07-02

south Of hospital. 7-l James Walsh came in Sunday from his ranch for few days glimpse of town life.
 Be sure to see those White Duck Gage Hats and new Gage Sailors. Cheap John Racket.
 R. J Washburn leaves today for Fresno, Cal, where he will enter the general offices of the Santa Fe, having resigned his position as cashier at this point.
 John Juhl this week kindly gave us copy of the Clinton Iowa. Advertiser. his home paper, from which we have taken an account of the killing of Ed Hardesty. It ap- pears on first page.
 Mrs J. B. Girand, who for the past two months has been visiting at her old home in Tyler, Texas, passed through Williams Tuesday on her way to Prescott, accompa- nied. by James B., Jr.
 The most beautiful White Duck Hats for midsummer wear. Get you one. Also see our new line of 75c Sailors.
 Cheap John Racket Store.
 Herman Schulz writes us letter from Bakersfield that he is now employed there and expects to re- main in that part of California till some time in November, when he will return to Williams.
 J. H. Hudson after weeks visit in Los Angeles, returned home last Friday evening on delayed No ?. He stayed so much longer on the coast than he expected that his friends began to fear he was lost. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Lamb re turned to their home in Prescott last Saturday. Their little daugh- ter, Helen, who has not been we'll, } will remain for a time with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. E. Lamb.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci gars. Sweetwood x Smith, proprie- tors
 C. M Thomas arrived here Thurs day from Illinois. His wife and son stopped off at Winslow, where they will remain till he has made arrangements for house. Tommy says wages are too small back east
 to suit him nowadays, so he decided to come back to Gods country.
 He's welcome, too
 Jacob Caufman on Thursday ,, completed the work of repairing and strengthening the Saginaw
 dam. The structure had several !. feet added to its height, the face , was rip rapped, while the channel was clea ned out and widened.. The r dam is now in good shape for the
 expected and badly needed rains. t Miss Mabel Brown, of Colgrove, l Cal, after a visit at the Canyon t and day spent in the city as the
 guest of Mrs. Geo. McDougal, de-
 parted Monday evening for St. t Louis. Mrs. w. J. Collard at the :, last moment found that she would ] be unable to go with her niece, but : will accompany her husband some /. time later.
 Ladies' shirt waists sent to the Imperial Laundry at Albuquerque e are given special attention, and are l returned in cardboard boxes with }. out being rumpled or crushed. ! Domestic finish a speciality. Parlor
 barber shop.
 e Williams was visited Tuesday :; afternoon by heavy rain storm. G which lasted about half an hour. |. Most of the clouds lay off to the I south and east, and country out ! around Holloway's got good soak n ing. It was sufficient here to lay r the dust and caused small streams Q to course down the streets. More f would be appreciated.
 | H. H. Smith, manager of the Grand View hotel at Grandview
 passed through to Flagstaff on busi
 ness Monday, returning to the Canyon Tuesday. He reports busi- ness good, and stated that he was ! about ready to take up the work oi
 completing the third story of their
 new hotel building, which will give
 them fifteen more rooms. \ Spence Dingle enjoyed a visit
 last Saturday and Sunday from