Williams news., 1904-10-01
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ITEMS OF GENERAL
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 Mrs. Crawford Norman of Gallup arrived here last week for visit with her mother, Mrs. Grosskopf.
 Wm. Crowell was a visitor in the the city this week from Peach Springs, having come up to secure dental attention.
 Dan A. Mcdonald has accepted position at Anita with the Anita Copper company, and this week or dered the NEWS forwarded there.
 Mrs. Robt. Irwin of Prescott has been visiting in the city the past week, the guest of Mrs. J. J. Gilson. She will probably return home today.
 August Tetzlaff is enjoying a visit from his brother Julius. who ar rived recently from Los Angeles, where he resides and is engaged in business.
 Powell's gang have been engaged here this week putting new roof over the large we'll or cistern near the oil house east of the local Santa Fe station.
 If you haven't registered you should do so at once. The regis tration list closes on October 17, and if your name does not appear on the list you will have some trouble in voting.
 c. c. Hutchinson this week sold two cars of lambs to Dunn, repre- senting Cudahy, and has made ar engagements to ship two more next week to the same people. The lambs are in excellent condition and brought good price.
 Harry Hibben has had other things to think of this week besides the fact that he has, as yet, no op- ponent in his race for recorder. Last Sunday a daughter was born to Mrs. Hibben, and Harry has since been both busy and happy.
 John F. Shea, manager of the Bright Angel hotel at the Canyon, has spent the week here checking up and receiving the business of the Grand Canyon hotel from Man ager R. l. Steen, whose resignation was chronicled in our last issue.
 We understand voting precinct will probably be established out at Anita. A petition to that effect will be presented to the board of supervisors at their meeting the first of the week. There are in the neighborhood of fifteen voters at the camp.
 Mrs. J. H. Hudson and children departed last Sunday for visit at Los Angeles with Mrs Geo. Wins low. Mrs. Hudson will be absent some time and will visit other points of interest. In the mean time Jim will make his campaign for the office of justice of the peace.
 Mrs. s. E. Dearing and child de- parted last Saturday for Colton, Cal, where they joined MT. Dear ing, who for several weeks has been at the San Jacinto springs for his rheumatism. They will not return here, Mir. Dearing having accepted a position in the repair shops at the river station in Los Angeles.
 Yesterday morning MT. and Mrs. E. G. Dickinson, parents of Mesdames J. c. Phelan and c. A. Neal, passed through the city en route to the Worlds Fair. They will visit also at different points in Iowa and expect to be absent about a month. Returning here on their return trip they will spend a few days with their daughters.
 Capt. Wm F. Meeks, late of the United Gold & Platinum Mines Go. at the Canyon, but more re- gently with the Consolidated Gold Mines Go. at Quartzsite, was nom- mated last Monday as a democratic candidate for the assembly from Yavapai county. Capt. Meeks was at one time member of the New York legislature, and "heap savy."
 Conductor Joe Morse, particular friend of Doe Waite, has been talk ing lay off from his duties on the main line the past week. but has not been resting up very much. Joe thinks a change of scene and busi- ness is good for a fellow once in a while, which accounts for the fact that he has been selling some Con servative Life insurance hereabouts.
 While at Flagstaff Wednesday