Williams news., 1905-11-04

JACOB SALZMAN.
 Mrs. Ed. Lamb returned home last Sunday evening from Fresno, Cal, where for the past few weeks she has been visiting her brother, w. H. Webb, and family, having accompanied them home from their trip east.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Phelan re- turned the first of the week from the Bar Cross ranch, where they had been the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson. While out in that section J. c. managed to kill two large wild turkeys.
 Tubulon Ayers and wife, of King man, accompanied by Mrs. O. D. M. Gaddis, were visitors at the Canyon the first of the week. On their re- turn to the city Wednesday they made a pleasant call on Rev. and Mrs. k. G. Decker.
 Mrs. c. A. Neal arrived home Wednesday morning from Fresno. Cal, where for the past month she has been visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. G. Dickinson. She also visited for a few days with friends at San Francisco.
 w. w. Goode, who has ridden the Miller horse here and elsewhere to victory, departed last Sunday for a visit with his mother over in Cal ifornia. He will be absent a month or two and may decide to remain on the coast permanently.
 Charles Kirsch was a visitor in the city Monday from the Grand Canyon, being on his way to court at Flagstaff. On account of the big mask ball he decided to wait over for No. 8 Tuesday and trip the light fantastic few scores himself.
 L. O. Olson returned to the city last Sunday from Duluth, Minn., in which section he has been visit ing for the past three months, with his sister. He was also over in the Dakotas for time, caring for one of his brothers, who was confined in hospital through sickness.
 Every child under the age of 12 years who calls at Joe Johnston's after 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, Nov. 10, will be given a coupon en- titling the holder to one reserved seat, on payment of 25c, to the Bio scope entertainment Friday night at the Odd Fellows opera house.
 Ne]s Fousha, one of the compe- tent tonsorial artists at the Parlor barber shop, is taking his vacation this week. After three years' steady work he thinks a short rest will do him good. He and Lebsch went out to Red Lake Wednesday, but failed to connect with any ducklets, though they brought back a few rabbits.
 Mrs. A. E. Frankforter, of Flag staff, passed through Wednesday on her way to Phoenix to join her husband. who is already located there for the winter. Her son, Newt Berry, who is employed in John ston's, also Mesdames Johnston and Kennedy. sisters of Mrs. Frank forter, were at the depot to say "adios."
 It was recently stated in these columns that the local and Flag staff Eagles were making arrange ments for an excursion to the Can yon some Sunday. We understand that rate of $5 for the round trip has been made for those going from Flagstaff, the same rate to apply from here. So far nothing definite has been decided upon, as the local members of the order feel that if possible they would like to receive a correspondingly low rate from here, and they are making an effort toward that end.
 Tuesday nj ght the small boys of the town made themselves busy playing Halloween jokes. It goes without saying that joke is joke, but sometimes what is intended as such by certain people is looked at differently by others. A number of gates were missing the next morn ing, while wagons and other imple- ments were used to build barricades across the streets. Such things as these can. be overlooked, but when the mill is entered and some $40 worth of tools are taken away it is l carrying things little too far.