Williams news., 1905-02-04

home of Mrs. k. J. Arey's Wednes- day.
 John Copeland, who has been rus ticating in California and parts of Nevada for the past three weeks, returned Monday.
 Dr. Rounseville was called to Ash Fork Sunday to attend Miss Ferris, who was taken suddenly ill, but is improving
 J. NJ. Dennis, of the Dennis Lum- Der Go. at Maine, passed through Williams Thursday on business trip to Needles, Cal.
 Johnnie Kinucan by accident paid Williams a very pleasant visit last Friday, returning the same evening to Flagstaff.
 Hon. John H. Page returned to his legislative duties at Phoenix on Wednesday. He had been out at Grandview on a business trip.
 All members of Williams Aerie 751, F. o. E.. should take notice of the dates of meetings during the month of February. See card.
 About 8 am. Monday morning train No. IA, on the Canyon road, ran over and killed twenty-seven sheep belonging to Chas. Howard.
 The NEWS has received a very in teresting letter from J. w. Boulden, at the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle, which will appear in the next issue.
 The material has been ordered from the Saginaw & Manistee Lum- Der Co. for the new NJ. E. church at Ash Fork. The building will cost about $500.
 The Williams Drug Go. this week installed several large new show cases, and with other improvements, have now one of the handsomest stores in Williams.
 L. s. Williams returned from Los Angeles Sunday night. He reports his mother, who has been at the Sisters Hospital in that city, as i'm proving in health.
 A special engine and car brought Mrs. c. Beckham, wife of Fireman Beckham, who was killed in the wreck Tuesday morning, from Ash Fork to Williams,
 Mrs. Lilo NJ. Perrin returned Tuesday from the east, where she went last September to place her son, Master Lilo Perrin, in school at Laurenceville, New Jersey.
 D. J. Raudebaugh has completed series of eleven pictures of the wreck last Tuesday morning which are very fine. They give a good view from every vantage of sight seeing.
 It looked like several of our busi- ness men had been "Chadwicked" last Saturday evening, but every thing was strengthened out, and all are happy to jingle their own coin once more.
 The M. E. church is preparing for revival service. They have en- gagged the Rev. Martin Armstrong to preach, and Prof Kimball, of Illinois will sing and have charge of the music.
 Powells bridge gang spent last Sunday in the city. One of their number, Lieutenant Porter of the Salvation Army, of Albuquerque, assisted in the service at the M. E. church Sunday evening.
 To the citizens of Williams: Usually entertainment companies are made up of one star, the bal lance secured to fill in, but in the Gamble party each one is an artist as great as the other, every number will be delight to the hearers. Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday even ing, Feb. 9th.
 Monday Mir. and Mrs. J. O. Dodge came in from the Canyon and boarded No. 1 for Los Angeles. Mir. Dodge has been suffering with la grippe for the past two weeks and hopes to find relief in that milder climate.
 Suspicious were aroused last Fri day when John Olsen was suddenly called to Prescott. Nothing of a serious nature happened, so he re- turned Sunday. Some tourist had his trunk adorned with an old shoe, so they say.
 The Gamble Company presents a series of programmes of exceptional merit, full of variety and so ar ranged to interest both the ultra musical as we'll as the large major ity not up in music. They give an