Williams news., 1905-05-27

1 What IS the matter with you, boys? Why don't you get out and play some ball? We ought to have some good games this summer.
 Sheriff Harry Henerson has been in the city several days this week inauiring into the matter of the whipping of the man Walker last week.
 Go to the Keystone-Monogram for the best wines. liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood & Smith, proprie- tors.
 We have not been so informed by Mir. Geo. Patterson himself, but heard it on the street, that the pocketbook he lost some weeks ago had been found. It is said the book was found at his home. between the mattress and the footboard of his bed, but that the $1O0 was still missing.
 w. L. English and family de- parted last Sunday for Belen, N. M., where they will reside. MT. English will identify himself with Pat Grove, who is conducting suc- cessful business at that point. Harry Wyse, son of Mrs. English, will re- main here, retaining his position at Polson's.
 Try small case of Jos beer at your home. Delivered and empties called for. Zone, post card or on the street.
 Members of the local Catholic church are making preparations for the giving of home talent per formance during the latter part of June. The intent is to raise funds to apply in keeping up the insur- ance on the church. Further men, tion will be made as progress on the play progresses.
 Last Monday night when Miss Vera Duncan returned home from her work she was surprised to find that some one had broken open the front door. The noise caused in breaking the lock evidently fright ened the would-be burglars away before they secured anything, as nothing of value was missing.
 The Cabinet buys the best and sells the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Why not buy the best when it costs you no more than the poorest?
 Plus Fatic received a letter this week from Geo. w. Martin, who is now located at Dos Palos, Cal, in which it was stated that they were getting along nicely and enjoying the best of health. George said he had just finished cutting his first crop of hay and expected to cut the second within the next ten days.
 Gov. Kibbey has appointed the following delegates to represent Arizona at the National Good Roads convention which is to be held at Portland, Oregon, June 21- 24. F. L. Wright of Prescott, Dr. E. B. Perrin of Williams, Hirt L. Hart of Phoenix, Henry A. Morgan of Will COX, Andrew Kimball of Thatcher.
 Have instructions to sell the furniture left with me by Harry Pyle at sacrifice. Some of it is good and can be bought cheap. Heating stove, baby toilet screen, portiers and rope curtains, etc. J. s. BUTTON.
 w. K. Ross was in the city this week from his ranch near Rhoades. He is we'll known as a breeder of fine stock, and recently, at Camp Verde, suffered the loss of a fine colt, which he thinks was stolen. Elsewhere in this issue appears a notice of reward offered for the ar rest and conviction of the parties who took the colt.
 Expressman J. H. Copeland this week received word from his wife at Santa Barbara, Cal, to the effect that on last Friday her sister, Mrs. Anna Carrigan, had passed to the great beyond, after lingering ill., ness. She leaves, to mourn her loss, her husband and little daugh- ter. The funeral took place last Sunday. Mrs. Copeland is expected to arrive home either this evening or tomorrow.
 The hair cuts here are made to fit; Our face messages, too, are quite
 the hit;
 The slaves we give are certainly
 fine,
 If you try us once, you'll stay in line,
 At the Parlor Barber Shop.
 Last Saturday the pump house at the dam of the Saginaw & Manistee