Williams news., 1905-09-02
SOME MORE LOCALS
The social at the church Tuesday evening was a great success.

Hon. John H. Page was in the city yesterday from the Canyon.
 Martin Buggeln had carload of horses and mules burned to death at Albuquerque last Tuesday.
 Ben Sweetwood, Albert Lebsch and Jim Hogue have been hunting at Towards the past two days.
 P. M. Shafer leaves today for
 Grandview where he will be en-
 ployed at the asbestos property.
 It is rumored that "Billy" Mccoy
 of this city. and Miss Mabel Cha
 belle of Oakland, were married at
 Albuquerque the first of the week.
 At the M. E. Church.-Preach-
 ing at II a.m.; Sunday school at
 9:45 a.m.; Junior Epworth League
 at 2:3O p.m.; Epworth League at
 7:3Opm.; evening service, 8 o'clock.
 George w. Topping was arrested
 the first of the week for violating
 the peddling law. Justice Crawford
 assessed him fine in the sum of
 $50, or.thirty days, and gave him
 few hours in which to secure the money. Guess he is still looking for it-elsewhere, as he has not been |, seen around these parts since. When you are buying get some
 thing you can eat. 1 have some of the best string beans and cabbage that ever grew, and if you don't get some of those crab apples you will be sorry when they are all gone , and your neighbor tells you how fine the preserves and jellies are. } Leave your orders with F. R. Nellis. Phone No. 23.
 For some time past MT. Andrew
 Miller's Little Supai," the mare
 which won the purse here on the
 4th, has been training for the races
 which will come off at the fair at 3 Albuquerque shortly. Next Tues } day the animal will be shipped there to get used to the track. It is more than likely when she comes home she will bring some of the T "coin" with her. She will also be ] sent to the races at Phoenix this : fall-at least those are the plans now.
 = The hea ing over the horse claimed t by both Jacob Caufman and Ed. a Levengood was had in the justice
 court last Tuesday. As no one r made an attempt to prove owner
 ship of the animal, he already be-
 ing in charge of Inspector Holden,
 who had seized him some days be-
 fore when attempt had been made :, to ship him out of the country, the court decided the animal was, by default. forfeited to the territory. 2 The date of sale was set for the 9th l of September.
 t Tuesday evening at the parlors }. of Justice E. N. Crawford in this f city marriage ceremony was per formed which united in the bonds '' '' of matrimony Jean Donahue and Mrs. Carrie Jordan. Both of the parties are we'll known to host of friends in Williams, the groom be- q ing in charge of the meat market Y department at the Big Store" As ,, usual in such cases the boys gave j the happy pair a good send off OCT !. the sea of matrimonial felicity. Ben Downs returned Tuesday evening to Winslow after trip to ) Los Angeles as a member of the
 trainmen's grievance committee on 3 the case of c. J. Copeland, of San Bernardino, who had been dis ,, charged and was desirous of being I reinstated. It turned out that he t had no grievance, SO the committee 7 could do nothing for him. Ben left , Wednesday for St. Paul to attend the meeting of the Western Asso- citation of Brakemen and Conduct
 ors, which will be held on the 9th
 of September.
 ! Last Tuesday, on the complaint of Mike Reneke, Harry Griffith was placed under arrest by Marshal Kennedy. It seems that Mike had been missing some potatoes from the Phelan ranch, where he this year has put in crop, and after some detective work, was able to locate Griffith as the culprit. When , brought before Justice Crawford the
 boy plead guilty and was assessed
 fine of $10. Half of the amount
 was paid by his mother, and the