Williams news., 1905-04-29
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 the assessments of our sheep men.
 Brakeman - McNulty had one of his wrists badly sprained out near Mcclellan Tuesday and was taken to his home at Winslow for treatment.
 Use Tobasco Sauce for soups, salads, oysters, clans, fish, roasts, sauces, etc. No seasoning compares with Tobasco Sauce. Rabbit Bros.
 Washouts on the main line near Gallup this week have played havoc with traffic over the Santa Fe. No trains from the east arrived at all Wednesday.
 All trains yesterday from the east were annulled. the cause being a landslide near Raton, N. M, on the other side of which Nos. 1, 8 and 7 were caught.
 For certain reasons. best known to themselves, the Rathbone Sisters decided to postpone their dance, which was to have taken place last night, indefinitely.
 Mrs. Edgar A. Brown passed through here Thursday, en route to the, Canyon from Flagstaff, for a visit with her parents, Engineer and Mrs. Lumsden.
 Report has it that last Friday night at Flagstaff a ceremony was performed by Judge Douglass which united in marriage Bobby Burns and Lottie Fitzgerald.
 Eight sections of No. 7 began stringing through here Thursday shortly after 4 o'clock. That num- Der of trains had been held because of the washouts in New Mexico.
 Wm. F. Meeks arrived in Will jams Wednesday evening from Martinez, the shipping point of the Amalgamated Gold Mines Go. He was en route to Flagstaff on busi- ness.
 c. M. DuVerney, formerly bag gageman here, but now located at San Bernardino, passed through here Thursday on his way to Albu- querque to meet his wife, who has been visiting in the east.
 Have instructions to sell the furniture left with me by Harry Pyle at a sacrifice. Some of it is good and can be bought cheap Heating stove, baby toilet screen, portiers and rope curtains, etc.
 J. s. BUTTON.
 Mrs. Patrick Johnston, while standing on a chair the first of the week to hang up something, lost her balance, and falling backward sustained a badly sprained wrist, which has given her considerable pain and trouble since.
 Mrs. J. A. McPherson, after sev- eral weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Grove, departed Thurs day for her home in Michigan. She was accompanied as far as Flag staff by Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Van Wormer and Mrs. G. H. Barney.
 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
 MT. and Mrs. William Nagiller came into town this week from their winter camp north of here and are getting ready to again take up their residence at Rhoades. Mir. Nagiller is very enthusiastic over the range conditions as they exist, and says if stockman don't smile now he never will. Incidentally he ordered the NEWS sent to his address at Rhoades.
 A new organization known as the Comedy Club has just been organ ized here, and its birth will be eel ebrated next Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall by a dance. Good music will be had and hot time assured. The clubs intent is to give dances and an occasional show to pass the time pleasantly. Among the principals are Gus Jekyl, Alex Johnston and Amos Adams. 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,