Williams news., 1904-09-10
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ITEMS OF GENERAL
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 The local mill is now working quarter time extra at night.
 Smith Beck and wife returned yesterday from the Canyon.
 Joseph Cottolendy and wife spent part of yesterday in the city from Ashfork
 Postmaster F. w. Smith has been enjoying a vacation at Flagstaff the past week.
 Miss Bertha Beecher came down Thursday from Flagstaff to enjoy the dance last evening.
 l.. Schey returned home Wednes- day evening after an absence of almost two weeks on the coast.
 Miss Jennie Baylis returned on Thursday evening to her home at Gallup, being called. by her fathers illness.
 Mrs. George Houts and family left on No. 2 Tuesday evening for Chicago, where she will reside in the future.
 Mrs. Nellie Rogers Stone is now residing at Garvanza, Cal, where her brother, Frank Rogers, is en- gagged in business.
 Wm. Fitzpatrick and family de- parted this week for Albuquerque. where he will accept position with the railroad company.
 John H. Page came in from Grandview last Tuesday and is at- tending the republican convention at Flagstaff today as delegate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Nagiller spent Thursday in the city from Rhoades. Bill" says the fine crop. of grass T all over the country is the best news he can tell.
 Miss Elizabeth J. Lindsay de- parted Wednesday evening for a visit at her old home in Minneapo- lis. While absent she will also take in the Worlds Fair.
 Bert Adams, who is employed at Bright Angel at present, spent Thursday in the city, leaving that evening on the fve-car special which came in from the west.
 FALL OPENING.-On Monday, Sep tember 18th, Mrs. E. N. Crawford will display the most stylish and up-to date line of millinery ever having been shown in Williams.
 Last Friday morning while Louis Kinser, watchman at the smelter, was down town, some hobo entered his sleeping his room and appro- priated clothing and other articles amounting to about $35.
 In the mention made of the pos sible candidates to be nominated by the republicans at Flagstaff this morning, which appears on the first page, the name of Jos. R. Treat for treasurer was unintentionally omitted.
 L. Scholfeld, who has charge of the Harvey curio at this point, lost bunch of opals this week A Mex ican who was doing the janitor work picked up a paper box con- taining the gems and threw them into the fire.
 Misses Lizzie and Vada String field arrived here Wednesday from Prescott. having driven up. They were accompanied by niece, Miss Helen Shivers, who will remain some time. The ladies are living in the Morrell house on the hill.
 After. being laid up for the past five weeks with rheumatism, liar vey Hicks, head sawyer at the mill, is again able to be around. His place had been held down until Wednesday by John Juhl. who, we understand, has resigned, his place being taken by Perry Owen.
 l.. J. Olson this week had us place the name of his brother, l.. H. Olson, now at Fish Lake, N. D., on our subscription list. Mir. Olson is visiting with married sister, and expects to remain in that coun- try during the winter and wants to keep posted on what is going on here.
 w. J. Bryan was carrying heavy ulster or mantle when here Wednes- day. While making his address he handed the coat to Henry F. Ash urst to hold for him. Henry proba- ply thought MT. Bryan would for fet the coat and he could don it. But when he finished Bryan reached out and took the coat. w. J. is not vet req adN that fha ma la of naata