Williams news., 1905-05-27

cession will be formed as follows, with James Kennedy as officer of the day:
 Eagles Band.
 School children.
 G. A. R.
 Citizens.
 Sisters of all orders.
 Brothers of all orders.
 The line of march will extend to the cemetery, where the graves of the beloved and honored dead will be decorated; the different orders having purchased an ample supply of cut flowers for the purpose, same to be distributed at the hall to those desiring them.
 Everybody should attend these services, and the school children should also all be present.
 Quite a disaster overlook the United Verde mine at Jerome this week, when a great portion of the works caved in.
 Thursday evening at the opera house the Daughters of Rebekah gave dance, which was we'll at- tended and greatly enjoyed.
 Thursday evening at the M. E. church Bishop J. w. Hamilton en. tertained fair-sized gathering with his excellent lecture on Mexico.
 Lowney's celebrated New York candies and chocolates at Rabbit Brothers.
 H. M. Klein, bookkeeper at Salz- mans, attended the big meeting of Maso at Flagstaff last Saturday night and took the third degree.
 Arrangements were made this week for the putting in of a pipe line to drain the basement of the local school building of the water which seeps in.
 Just received, car of fine and choice leafy alfalfa hay, superior for COW feed; try some from Bab- bitt Bros.
 The suit of the Grand Canyon railroad company against Dr. E. B. Perrin and others for a cinder mountain near Red Lake has not yet been decided. The next hear. ing is to come up on June 12.
 A. F. Hunt of Flagstaff and B. B. Crosby of the Cinder Pit are new subscribers this week. Wm. Crowell of Peach Springs. w. K. Ross of Rhoades and c. F. Aycock are re- newals.
 One dozen Selzer Water cost you $1.75, and buy the bottles back. Goods delivered any part town. Jo. F.P. Sweet. recently arrived from Missouri, has relieved Operator Rosso on the night trick at the depot. Rosso rendered his resig- nation, intending to go to the state of Washington.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Charles Utting passed through here Wednes- day on his way home to Phoenix after trip into the country north of Holbrook to serve papers on an offender on the Indian reserve.
 Dr. John E. Adams of Flagstaff and Mrs. Thomas V. Strange of Chicago, were married in the Hotel Weatherford parlors last Tuesday. They arrived here the same day en route to the Canyon on their honey moon trip.
 We do not handle cold storage meats. Try our fresh killed Phoe nix fed beef and Kansas corn-fed pork. BABB1TT BROTHERS.
 John Wasson, who recently ac- cepted a position as stationary en- gineer at the cinder pit. received severe cut on the head there the first of the week from falling rock after blast. He was brought here for medical attention.
 Mrs. J. O. Dodge returned to the Canyon the first of the week after several days pleasantly spent in the city. Besides being a good de- scriptive writer, Mrs. Dodge is also a poetess. Read the verse she has elsewhere in this issue.
 Elsewhere in this issue appears notice from Hon. N. G. Layton that bids will be received for the con- struction of a two-s story brick dor mitory building for the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff. Plans and specified tions of same can be seen at the postoffice upon inquiry of F. w. Smith.