Williams news., 1904-04-02
John Bixler, one of our stock men, visited in town yesterday.

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 In a letter to Mir. H. D. Johnson recently the doctor at the hospital in Los Angeles informs him of the rapid improvement of his son.
 J. w. Vending arrived here this week from San Francisco and will spend the summer on the noun tain, hoping it will benefit his health.
 L. Schey arrived here yesterday from Los Angeles, where he was visiting his parents. His father has not been at all well and Leo is thinking of having him come here for the summer.
 On Monday, after an exciting foot race, Marshal Kennedy cap- tured a Mexican, Carlos Ransoles, who had stolen a watch and chain from a coal chute worker named Bond. On Tuesday Ransoles was sentenced to sixty days in jail, be- ing taken there Wednesday.
 Brand new house, brand new beds. Lodgings 25c.
 Cheap John Racket Annex.
 Herbert Wood came in yesterday morning from Stockton, Cal, ex- pecting to remain here the rest of the summer and look after his stock interests. He stated to us that be fore leaving Stockton his mother, Mrs. T. H. Wagner, was considera- ply better, being able to sit up, but that they think she will yet have to undergo a surgical operation for the removal of the tumor which is giving her so much trouble.
 Have your photo taken. "Do it now' and don't forget the baby, or "there'll come a time some day" when you may be sorry. Stuart, the photographer, will be here this month only for the present.
 On last Saturday o. H. Preysz, bookkeeper and cashier for the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, received the sad news of the death of his mother at Big Rapids, Mich, on that date. Mrs. Preysz was well along in life, being 67 years of age. She had had several light strokes of paralysis within recent years, and it was the intention of Olaf to make trip home this summer to see her before she was called to rest. The news of her death was sad blow to him, and his friends here deeply sympathize with him in his great loss.
 Ladies. if you wish your hat re- modelled in the latest style, patron ize Mrs Hattie Westphaling, the only up-to date trimmer in the city Racket Store.
 The "A Wise Woman" company to play in our city one night, Wednesday, April 6, is composed of Chicago people, who, after the great Iroquois disaster, were compelled to take the road, as all the theaters were immediately closed, as all are aware. They are people picked from the various stock houses in that city, with the result that, while it is small company, is without a doubt one of the best to play in our city in the past or for some time in the future Prices soc, 75c and $1.OO-no higher, no lower. Re- served seats on sale at Johnston's. 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 I'm perial Laundry Co.
 B. A. Smith and wife came in , last Saturday from Chicago and , were the guests of Manager Steen of the Grand Canyon hotel till Monday, when they visited the can yon. Returning here Wednesday they continued on west, intending tour of the entire coast country The tri is in the nature of we'd ding tour, Mir. and Mrs. Smith having been married on March 23
 Mr Smith is assistant general freight agent of the Frisco system, and a most pleasant gentleman. Manager Steen made their visit here most pleasant and was glad to see them, especially as he claims ] to have had a hand in the match making.
 Dr. A. Rounseville arrived home f Monday morning from Los Angeles. whither he had conducted Mrs. James Bradshaw to a hospital Doc