Williams news., 1906-07-14
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

More minutes of the board of su- pervisors will be published next week.
 H. E. Ramsdell will today estab- fish his new stull camp at Belle mont. or near there.
 Curt Starkman, a nephew of Jacob Salzman, was visitor here last week from Jerome, where he is now located.
 Dentist Rinehart of Bisbee until July 21.
 AL Stricklin has been spending the past two weeks in the city from his brush piling camp. being under the weather.
 Mrs. Smith Beck arrived in the city Thursday from Flagstaff and is the guest of Mrs. Garrett Martin and her sister, Mrs. R. M. Reese.
 R. NJ. Reese is enjoying a visit from his mother and little brother, who arrived here last Saturday from the old home at Rich Hill, Missouri.
 Dentist Rinehart is doing the right kind of work.
 Mrs. Harry Miner and her sister, Miss Rose Davenport, departed OR the limited Wednesday night for a months visit at Venice, by the sea, over in California.
 Miss Cora Miller, who has been for some time on the coast, re- turned home Wednesday, and will visit for time with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. s. o. Miller. Jacob Salzman informs that his wife was accompanied from New York to Germany by his sister, Mrs. Esther Starkman, who de- sired to accompany her to her old home.
 Don't swallow that decay you have in your decayed teeth. The stomach suffers Dr. Rinehart can tell you.
 During the celebration last week a team driven by William Don nelly ran away and upset the wagon. w. l.. Harris and wife were thrown out and bruised up. Bill" has since been wearing one arm in sling.
 Dr. A. Tyroler and family, ac- EI-companied by Miss Earth, passed through Williams on No. Thurs day, being on their way home te Los Angeles, after pleasant month spent at Cleveland, Ohio, and other eastern points.
 Have a picture taken of your house. Kodak finishing neatly and promptly done at the big photo tent. Cabinets $3 50 per dozen and up. MIsHLER & WALKER.
 J. E. DeRosear, who last week sold his interest in the Williams Drug Co, informs us that he ex- poets to leave shortly for Tonopah. to look over the country with a view to locating there. He will re- tain his residence property here. A freight wreck out near Crozier Thursday afternoon delayed traffic for several hours. besides doing considerable damage to company property. It was the result of head end collision between light engine and freight train. None of the crews were hurt
 In a letter received yesterday from our better half 1t was stated that her mother, Mrs E. G. Dick inson, had geen taken to Pase Robles, Cal, and that since the change had been made from Fresno she had improved rapidly in health and will soon he herself again.
 Ed. Hadsted who has been bed fast at camp for long time with a. severe case of rheumatism, was brought to town Wednesday and sent to Phoenix, taking along little Al. Won Achen as attendant. Had sted has been so bad that he could scarcely allow anyone to touch him.
 The Los Angeles papers announce the death at his residence, 1884 Winfield street, July 9, 1906, of William Claude Brown, beloved husband of Mary Doran Brown, and son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brown. Deceased was at one time resident of Williams, his father being general manager of the local lumber company.