Williams news., 1906-10-20

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 - Smith has been changed from Ash Fork to Williams. and will fire the local between here and Flagstaff.
 Conductor Ed Liberty and wife are enjoying few days vaction in Los Angeles. leaving for that place on Tuesday.
 Frank Bentley left on delayed No. 8 Thursday for few day hunt ing out at the ranch of Pete Shafer, near Rhoades.
 A freight wreck on the Needles division Thursday delayed traffic for several hours, No. 4 not arriv ing until late at night.
 MT. and Mrs Osborne expect to move to Winslow about the first of next month. Mir Osborne is, at present, firing on the log run. Miss Southeriand. our accom- plished music teacher in the public schools of this place. went up to Flagstaff yesterday for few days visit with friends.
 George Hammond and wife re- turned on No, l Sunday from q pleasa ant visit at W-stplai.s. Mo. and other places in Missouri and Kansas. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Rollie Reese
 Mayor Atwood was business ] risitor at Flagstaff Thursday. Jo wants it distinctly understood that his visit was in no wise a potilicaI one. Mir. Atwood also visited it Ash Fork on Thursday.
 ] Mrs. Geo. Greenwald and little son Emerson, Mrs. Geo. H. Barney and son Roy, and Mr. Baylts. father of Mrs. Barney. left Thurs day for the upper verde, where they will enjoy a months outing.
 The democratic central commit tee met at Flagstaff on "Wednesday y evening. James Kennedy was the only member of the committee pres ent from Williams, Jacob Sa lzma n and l.. $. Willia ms being out of town. J c. Simmons spent four days in the woods the past week chasing the gay and festive deer, but as the deer cameth not he vented his affections on jack rabbits and wild duck, bringing home nearly forty of the same.
 Ed. Hamilton a former citizen of this city. got off No Saturday and has been shaking hands with old friends and making pew ones. Ed. has just completed continent al tour, and if the smile on his face means anything, he is glad to get back once more.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Machleb and family. who have been visiting for several weeks with relatives and friends in Michigan, stopped off No. 1 Monday to see their many friends in Williams. They were en route to Los Angeles, where they will make their future home.
 Recorder Harry C. Hibben has a letter to the public on page 4 which it will repay you to read MT. Hibben gives the facts and figures in the case. and tells the public, in a very able manner, all about the alleged fees said to be owing to the county from his office Read it.
 Mrs. R. J. Arey, of San Bernar dino. Cal, arrived in the city Wednesday evening for a visit of a week or ten days with her mother Mrs. Mcintyre, and sister, Miss Eliza Mcintyre. Mrs. Arey re ports the weather in California as very warm and dusty, and the change to our incomparabk climate was quite agreeable.
 The Ladies Aid Society will hold a "thimble bee" at the home oi Mrs Robinson on Wednesday afrer noon. Oct. 24 The ladies will sew from ? to 4 Lunch will be served from to 5 All the ladies who are interested in the work of the a i'd society are invited to he present The offerings received on these 'casions are used by the ladies i'm .iefraving the expenses of the church.
 The republicans will have a rally at the opera house this evening All the county and precinct nomi- nees will be present and address the people on the issues of the cam paign. Good music will be fur nished by the K. of P band Come and bring your friends. As several