Williams news., 1905-04-22
"Diamonds and Hearts" tonight.

Engineer Ed Lamb is now pull ing the throttle on the Canyon water train. Last week he pur chased the George McKim cottage on West Williams avenue and has decided to quit paying rent.
 Mrs. J. J. Gilson and family de- parted Thursday for Prescott to join her husband, who has accepted a position there with we'll known firm. They expect to make Pres colt their home in the future.
 Use Tobasco Sauce for soups, salads, oysters, clans, fish, roasts, sauces, etc. No seasoning compares with Tobasco Sauce. Rabbit Bros.
 We received a letter from H.. Pyle, now at Pasadena, Cal, in which he stated that he had read of our duck hunting trip, and it made him homesick to come out and "herd 'em" for us. Come on, Harry.
 Contractor A. H. Harrell is get ting ready to clear up twenty seven miles of right-of on the rail- road between Anita and the Can yon. He will also have force of men engaged at Hubbard in con- structing a large ditch some hun dreds of feet long to turn the water from the railroad track.
 Parents should have their chil- dren's eyes looked after. Little eye defects soon become big eye de- fleets when neglected" Call on Dr. Swikerath while he is here. He will tell you in what condition he finds them and advise you accordingly.
 Miss Abbie Chapin, a returned missionary from China, visited here this week with her friend, Miss Bis bee, field deaconess. Miss Chapin was the lady who staid in the com pound and ministered to the sick and injured during the Boxer up- rising, for which bravery and ser vices she received the Victoria Cross from King Edward.
 Last Friday night in the local yards, J. w. Anderson, a brake man, had one of his hands badly mangled in making a coupling. He was sent to the hospital at Albu- querque, being accompanied as far as Winslow by Dr. R. O. Raymond. Later, we learn, it was found neces- sary ito amputate the hand just above the wrist.
 Our hams and bacons are cured in a pickle composed of sugar, salt, distilled water, and tested chemic- ally for their purity. This one part of the preparation of our hams and bacons for the market contrib utes more than any other to the splendid flavor of our goods.
 BABBITT BROS.
 Jacob Salzman this week took lease on J. c. Phelan's slaughter house and appurtenances with a view toward opening up a full fledged butcher shop in his store about the 18th of May, or as soon as his equipment arrives. He is at present selling meat, but will be in better condition to handle the trade within the next two weeks.
 Charles Elliott and chum, who have been attending college at Chi cago, and recently arrived here, having decided to drive overland from Albuquerque to Riverside, Cal, after a trip to the Canyon, went into the hills south of Will jams on hunting trip, looking for big game. On their return here this week MT. Elliott spent day with c. A. Cover, who is also an old schoolmate.
 Next Friday night. April 2S, at Odd Fellows hall, the Rathbone Sisters are going to give "calico" dance. Also during the entire even ing ice cream and cake will be served in the hall, while at II o'clock one of those suppers for which the "sisters" are so we'll known, will be served in the ban