Williams news., 1904-04-16

a dressmaking parlor at her resi- dence on Fifth street, first house south of hospital. 26-16.
 Thomas Carnes returned yester- day from a three weeks trip in the St. Johns country.
 D. E. Hennesy, a brother-inlaw
 of Jean Donahue, passed through
 yesterday to Los Angeles after a
 trip to Chicago.
 s. A. Cummings new fve-room
 brick cottage on his lots just west
 of Mathews annex is rapidly near
 ing completion, and puts up a good
 appearance.
 Bob kinser this week renewed
 his subscription to the NEWS, while
 the names of A. Morrow of Spear
 vile, Kas., and l.. l.. Gilmore were
 added to our list.
 c. w. Bennett, well-known ex-
 stockman of this district, came in
 yesterday from Kansas city, after
 an absence of three years, to look
 after his interests here. 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. The past few days the Perrin Go. has had force of men engaged in , loading six cars with their years
 crop of wool, amounting to 147 ,O00
 pounds, which was sold to Hollo-
 well x Donald of Boston at good figure.
 , Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Harris ar f rived home yesterday from Califor- nia. They both looked well and report having greatly enjoyed , themselves. At the San Jacinto , springs were also Bud Emory and
 T. J. Hesser, the latter of Winslow , Louis Kinser arrived here last
 Saturday from Athens, Tenn., for a visit with his brother Bob, whom
 he had not seen for thirteen years. r On Sunday the brothers departed for visit at the Canyon and from there go to Bob's cattle camp near Anita. Bob says he expects to make a full-f1edged COW puncher of Louis if the latter doesn't get home sick and stampede.
 You can always find the best and
 purest of liquors and wines at the Cabinet.
 . Forest Rangers B. H. Grove and l E. B Long spent several days in : town this week from Challender , On Saturday, with their families, s they will start for Sedonia, in the t southern part of the county, on the I Verde, where their duties will keep 1 them most of the summer. Ben
 says he thinks the change will be
 beneficial to his wife, on whom the altitude here has had depressing . effect
 The two men who decamped with
 a couple of horses, belonging to s Martin Buggeln, last week, were : captured Wednesday near Pine Springs. They were tried here yes j. terday and held to the next grand > jury. Phil Butler and Fred McCue were their names, and the former ', has yet to answer for raising $4 n check to $40, which was cashed by 0 by Mrs. Harrell on the day the men
 disappeared.
 j. Elsewhere in this issue appears a If notice for bids on the construction |. of the annex to the Williams pub- e lie school. When completed the 'f building will be one of the finest ir l. the territory The addition will s give the building greater frontage d on the same style of architecture as h at present. Mir. J. s. Button, who
 drew the plans for the original
 building, has gotten out the new
 pecifications, which show his abil- ity as an architect.
 '. BECAUSE WATER IS SCARCE. is nc
 sign you cannot get a bath; go to the Parlor Barber Shop, we will ac- commodate you. Our barber work a unexcelled. Be up-to-date Ask 5 for domestic finish. Agency I'm, ' perial Laundry Co.
 V Last Sunday a couple of travel r ing. moving picture men camped - near the water tank. Next morning n they hitched up their horses and t after watering them started to drive
 off. As they had forgotten to re-