Williams news., 1905-08-05

Mass; Sanford Rowe of Hawley, Okla; Mrs M. F. Smith of Seguin, Texas; L. l.. Gilmore of San Pedro, Cal; Wm. Patterson, Jas. Walsh, Henry Hill and F. B. Schwentker this week paid their subscriptions.
 Fresh killed spring chicken every day in the week. BABBITT BROS. ..
 Last week a party composed of L. s. Williams, Lilo Perrin, Claude and Clyde Poison and a Mexican camp rustler departed for the Baca ranch in Yavapai for an outing. They expected to be gone about two weeks and intended to do some small hunting, besides fishing in Trout creek.
 Mrs l.. O. Robinson, mother of McD. Robinson, cashier of the local branch of the Arizona Central bank, arrived in the city last Monday from Flagstaff, where she for time had been visiting her son, c. O. She expects to remain for some time and enjoy our "real climate before returning to her home at Indian apolis.
 Twenty different kinds of cakes and cookies at Babbitt Bros.
 Gus Becker. Al Pratt, Hank Sharp and Bud Jones, prominent cattlemen of Apache county, were here Tuesday and delivered some 700 head of yearling steers to C. E. Boyce of Williams. MT. Boyce drove the cattle to his range near Williams, where he has abundant feed to fatten them for market Holbrook Argus, July 29.
 Miss Emma Spauld:ng sister of c. c. Spaulding, of "Cameron's In- dian Garden Camps" and Mrs. R. H. Cameron, after visiting for the past two weeks at Flagstaff and the Canyon, came in from the latter place last Sunday evening and took her departure for her home in Den yer, where she is employed in the office of law firm of note.
 Watermelons on ice.
 BABBITT BROS.
 Mayor Nellis informed us the other day that he is contemplating the raising of one of his water tanks so that he can supply water to all the houses on the hill that are now above the water line. He expects to have the work done within the next month or so, and will lay the necessary pipe as soon as possible. When this is done life will be more worth living on the heights.
 By the 5th of August the work of dipping the sheep of the territory will have been accomplished. In all 100000 head will have been treated. The work has been car ried on by a corps of ten deputies, working under Dr. D. w. Imes, who is now at Flagstaff, and who in turn has completed his duties after ire quent consultations with Dr. Nor ton, the territorial veterinarian.
 Buy your drinks. wines, liquors and cigars at the Cabinet and get your vote on the piano shown at Salzman's store.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Schwentker arrived in the city the first of the week from Flagstaff, where they had been spending some time, being joined there by Miss Tillie Schwent- ker, who is now staying at the Gin der Pit F. B. and wife went from here to Prescott and expect to re- turn here shortly and "do" the Canyon. Later they will continue on to Los Angeles and other coast points.
 We receive fresh killed meat every day, and we do not handle a pound of cold storage meat.
 BABBITT BROS.
 Henry Clay Lockett and Miss Hattie Myrtle Greene were united in marriage on Friday evening, July 2S, at S:3O, by Rev. w. G. Conley at the home of the brides brother, Charles E. Greene, No. 1142 Tenth l street, San Diego, Cal The bride has for long time been a teacher in the Phoenix schools. MT. Lock cit is one of the well known sheep growers of the territory. Mir. and Mrs. Lockett will visit the Port land fair and enjoy an extensive eastern trip.
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