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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-18
THE FRISCO QUAKE.
As 1T Appears to a Los angeles Lady,
Formerly of Paw Paw.

Editor True Northerner:
j was glad to note in the columns
of your paper the proclamation of the
governor of Michigan requesting the
citizens of that state to join in aid for
the stricken people of San Francisco.
Since the earthquake there we have re-
ceived many letters from friends in the
East inquiring il we were still among
the living, and if Los Angeles suffered
much damage from the seismic disturb
ance, and if many lives were lost, etc.
Through your columns l will make an.
swer.
Los Angeles is nearly 500 miles from
the scene Of the appalling disaster which
has laid San Francisco in ruins. Only a
slight tremor was felt here, but enough
to be perceptible, especially in the high
buildings. Coming at noon, after the
news of the terrible shake at Frisco at
$50 a. ~, many people were frightened
and ran out from their places of busl-
uoss anu HOucS, pub ~ ududSo WudL-
ever was done. In the history of south.
ern California, for over 100 years there
has not been serious earthquake-oply
a few tremors. Los Angeles was the
first to send relief to her stricken sister
city, sending many carloads of supplies
and thousands Of dollars in money ou
the very day of the terrible calamity.
Hundreds of refugees are being cared
for in this city, and many heartfending
stories are being told by those who ex-
perieuced the awful condition and de.
struction. During those weary days OF
pain and suffering families were separat.
ed, not only by death, but lost from each
other, and during the awful suspense
that followed many were Frustrated with
grief and some became demented Re-
ceipts at all places of amusement, church
collections, etc, were given to the relief
of the sufferers. The First NJ f. church
raised $500 on the Sunday following
the disaster The president of woman's
parliament OF southern California mas
already placed 400 homeless women and
girls in desirable employment and will
bring many more to this city. One little
girl II years old raised 5000 Even the
newsboys divided their earnings.
But 10 the magnitude of their disaster
the biggest fire on record, $4,000 build
ings and contents burned) San Francisco
is pointing with pride to the new city at
the Golden Gate. Not only that but
better than all else beside, the brother
hood Of man is now understood.
Respectfully,
HELEN CIRCUIT HIBBARD.
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Street Scrapings.

The base ball fans are getting FESTIVE
Maybe We'll have team.
A load of gravel at the watering
trough west of town would stop two
mud holes and give short legged horses
a show to drink.
Chowder: ia Coleman can ever
lastingly Harrington Mutchler, is it pos
sible for Young. Myers to register deeds
of valor at the court houseY
The faculty at the school should teach
sidewalk etiquette so that pedestrians
going east at noon and night would have
a strip Of gutter to walk in at least.
The fat mans race, which was to have
come off last Saturday. has been de-
clared off as it costs too much to put
those stomachs on to fool them away by
a rigid course Of training.
The long nosed, diagonal eyed party
who works for Britton will 60 to the re-
publican caucus and say, Boys, /
want this delegation for sheriff" Then
everyone will say, Help yourself, CHAR
LEY"
The animals broke loose in the menag-
erie at the chamber of horrors last week.
Barnard and Lawton quoted both sacred
and profane history. Bill turned both
cheeks to be smote, but the boss trainer
got out his elephant whip and quelled
the row. But it worked on his nerves
and there is card on the door which
reads, "Out OF Town"
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The seniors are working preparing
for commencement.
Miss Curry visited in Ann Arbor Sat
urday and Sunday.
Field day, Bangor, Saturday, May 26.
Are you goings Sure!
Rev. Drake led devotionals at chapel
exercises last Monday morning
The physicists are experimenting with
electricity and the chemists are delving
into "unkpowns.
Next Saturday Allegan comes over
with track team and base ball team
All track events will be run off on Main
street Events called at 10 a. 10 ., base
ball at p. 10. Come out and see the
cream Of two counties battle for suprem-
acy.
The Colts are certainly playing gilt
edge ball. They have played and won
three games. Last Saturday Gobleville
came ovor and after an exciting - nning
game Gobleville went down in defeat
10. Harold Downing pitched fine
game and Schaffer's catching was of a
first class variety. The boys landed Oh
Gobleville for IL hits while Downing al.
lowed but 5; 9errors
Last Saturday Capt Killefer and bal
tossers went over to Bloomingdale ano
fell onto em TO tune of 1915. Our
boys landed on Harrison for 13 hits
Seven errors apiece were chalked VI
against the teams. Not satisfied with
what they got last Saturday they came
over last Wednesday and oh, my! it was
fierce Mather did superb work at slab
striking out II men and allowing but
Z scattering hits. Only 3 errors aeains
Paw Paw Our boys negotiated II hti
and Harrison struck out but two men.
errors against Bloomingdale. This gam,
qualified Paw Paw to play field day.
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

Clifford II Crane eft al to Arrenah
Thurman; lot 10 blk A Supervisors add
Decatur; 1926.
LO Graham ct al to Clarence II Clark
30ae Z e "a sec Is Pine Grove; $500
Lester II Kempton and W to NJ Pal.
inter; lots Z, 8 blk SIMPSONS add
Hartford; 81 200.
Chas Langdon and to Geo II Wei.
din; pei ne nw14 sec 81 Antwerpi
$50.
Auditor general to Mary F Wright;
same as last above: s6.37.
Mary F Wright to Chas Langdon;
same as last two above; sl7.74.
VIM II Smith to John A Wright and
W; pcls on secs and Columbia twp;
81 1000.
Eugene II Macoy and to Edah Rel.
mann Witherspoon; IL e fir $ W "a sec
81 Paw Paw; 81.
Edah Reimann Witherspoon to f II
Macoy; s-10a 10 goa FIR sw "a
sec 81 Paw Paw; 81.
Loren Udell and to Fred Overton;
sw Asw sec Bangor; $3.50.
j W White to Florence Anderson; II
S0asw d ex l sec 80 Almena twp;
$4,000.
w Robinson to G b Charles and W;
5Oane a sec 20 Arlington; 81.
Jennie r Daley to Cassius I Barker
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Alcanzor Healey, deceased
last claim day; objections to claims filed;
hearing July 2
Estate of Caroline Wells, deceased pc
ttion of executor to set aside fund for
the care of burial lot as per provision OF
will; order entered; final account of exec
utor allowed and order of distribution
entered.
Matter of Langdon drain; W. r. Sir
rine, Phineas Cole and VIM Lake APP
pointed commissioners to determine the
necessity of said drain; 10 a ~. May 90
and outlet of drain as time and place of
meeting.
Matter of Potter drain; demand for
Jury made; officer sworn and jury drawn
Matter of Bear lake drain; same as
above.
Estate of Warren c. Wood, deceased
tnal account of executrix allowed.
Estate of Olive Rose Coffinger, minor
report of and bond and oath on mort
gage filed; order entered confirming re-
port.
Estate of Diana Russell, deceased;
matter of contrasting will adjourned to
May IT.
Estate OF George Elliot, incompetent;
order appointing Jane Christie, Law.
renee, guardian; bond filed and letters of
guardianship issued.
Matter of Sarah, Florence and Maud
Stratton, alleged i'll treated minor chill
dren; complaint found true and order
entered committirg said children TO
state public school.
Estate OF Joseph Jennings, deceased
L. E Shepard, Chas. Lake and g. W
Lee appointed commissioners to assign
dover.
Estate of James NJ. Lull, deceased; re-
ceipts on file; order discharging execu-
tor.
Estate of James S. Boyd, incompetent;
order entered confirming guardians re-
port on mortgage of real estate.
Estate of Elizabeth Glazener, deceas-
ell: final account Of executor filed; hear
ing July 2.
Estate of Harriet Wise, deceased; Fl
nal account of administrator filed; hear
ing July 2.
Estate of VIM. Mclean, deceased; final
account of administrator filed; hearing
July 2.
Estate of Ruth BARLEY, deceased; re-
ceipts fled and executor discharged.
Estate of Lewis ID. Garfield, deceased
letters of administration issued to Mary
A. Garfield, Goblevile.
Estate of Jane Smith, deceased; petit
ton to determine lawful heirs filed; hear.
ing June 4.
Estate of Isaac Long, deceased; petit
tion for probate of will fled hearing
July 2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-05-18
CAUGHT in the Council.

At the regular council meeting Mon
day, May IA, but little business was
transacted aside from that of the regular
routine.
II. G. Waters a. Co. were granted a
plumbers license, and provisions were
made for the erection of building in
the rear of the engine house for storing
electric light and water works supplies.
Claims amounting to s7l2.SS were al
lowed.
The parties having the surveying OF
the proposed lake in charge reported
that they had not finished the survey
authorized, and no action was taken by
the council.
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make us better. II MAKES US worse.-
Jas. AIT.
v. 20. Frivolous minds find pleas
ure In frivolous amusement.-Prov.
1921.
v. %. Many barter the whole OF the
Kingdom of Heaven for a temporary
pleasure.-Mark 1896.
v. u. That life which fulflls its
mission is a success, whether its years
be many OF few.-John 1874
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Personal.
Frank Hubbard OF Hartford was i
town yesterday.

Frank Hubbard of Hartford was in
town yesterday.
VIM. Parks has gone TO Allegan to
work in a barber shop.
Guy Wicksall of South Haven was in
town Wednesday on business.
DR.. c. w Carpenter of Kalamazoo
was in Paw Paw Wednesday.
Fred Eaton of South Haven was ir
town Wednesday and Thursday.
G. NJ. Kingsley of Pine Grove was in
town yesterday on probate business.
Levi Hawkins of Topeka, Kansas, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Longwell
Judge B. F. Heckert attended the
grand chapter meeting at Saginaw this
week.
Willie Snow has returned from Detroit
and is again al work in the Dyckman
house barber shop.
Miss liza Jacobs is home for the sum-
mer, having closed a successful term of
school in Keeler township.
John Mutchler of Bangor and Perry
Young of Decatur were here Wednesday
mending the broken wires of their polit-
ical fences.
w r. Siggins of Grand Junction was
here this week looking over the field.
Mr. Siggins is a candidate for county
treasurer.
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VILLAGE Board of Review.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of the village of Paw Paw fol-
1906 has been completed, and said assess
ment roll will be reviewed by the board
of review of said village on Friday and
Saturday, May % and 26, at the council
room in said village, and any persons
deeming themselves aggrieved may then
be heard
Said board of review will be in session
from o'clock a. N. until o'clock p. IN
of each OF said days.
JEROME G.. WARNER,
2t Village Assessor
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War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring to check
the ravages OF consumption, the white
plague" that claims so many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar
ures coughs and colds perfectly and you
e in no danger of consumption Do
OF isk your health by taking some IN
known preparation when Foley's Honey
and Tar is safe and certain in results
ASK for Foley's Honey and Tar and in
sist upon having it. Martin q Shower
man. M
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THENEWYORK|
RACKET STORE

WE have a brand new lot OF Jardi
neires just in ; beautiful colorings
and the prices are right-from DC up.
LACES and embroideries new ar
rival in fine laces-just the thing
for a graduating dresse ~ also Swiss
and muslin embroideries. We can
save you money on these.
CORSETS- A new number in cor
sets for stout ladies. Our 4Sc cir
dies are giving excellent satisfaction.
CHINA-Don't forget that we carry
complete line from fine china and
dinner ware to the every day necessi-
ties OF the kitchen.
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Don't let the children suffer. IL they
are fretful, peevish and cross, give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
best baby tonic known. Strength and
health follow its use. 80 cents at Mar
tin q Showerman's. no
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New Suits.

Victoria Early vs.. Thomas Lille; cap
las.
George Beebe vs.. Bertha Beebe; di-
vorce.
Susan Madill vs.. Isaac Msdill; divorce.
Arthur w. Shannon vs.. Standard Oil
Co.. case.
Augusta Bujack vs.. Louis Bujack;
divorce.
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- -, wv - - ~, - -
renee; 81 800.
SIDNEY + Stearns and W to Cassius T
Barker ct al; lot 5 blk Lawr ence; $3.50
VIM G Mower and to Cyrus II Love-
land ct al; 3Oa 9 d sec "a Lawrence;
$500.
Geo A Finch and to Thos II Jane
and W; Goa p NV sec "a Athena;
$1,000
Henry Ford to Mary l. Ford; pei blk 6
Bitely's add Lawton; 81.
Edwin NJ Haven ct al to E J Mern-
field; a swl4. S NV "a sw "a ex
sec l6 Bloomingdale twp and blks
G and II and lots /, 2, 3, 8, Z, 8, 8, 10 blk
+ Ravens add will Bloomingdale; I'll 100
Jno NJ Haven and to + J Merrifield
and W; 1920 ne "a Sc sec IL Will
Bloomingdale; s570.
Harvey e Taylor and W to Philip
Stuckum; lot 3 blk Deerfield 80.
Simpson II Bailey and to Fred
Sweet; pei sw4 swA sec 26 Pine
Grove; 81 500.
Richland Fletcher and to Ahira j
Beardsley; lot IA blk 8 new plat Decatur
$50.
Chas II Emerson and to Silas l.
Billings; pei sw "a NV "a sec IL So Ha-
ven twp; 500.
Miss Lucy Brambley to Chas M Bush;
pei W d sec 80 Pine Grove; sl25.
Emma FLANDERS to E w Flanders; e
d sc d sec Columbia; 81 600.
Byron b Cross and to Henry w Fry
and W; lot blk 10 Breedsville; 81.
H M Olney and to Kibbie Telephone
Co; pei lot IL blk Hartford; 81, 725.
VIM A Hartman and to S Mon
roe; lots 5, 6, blk Hartman's add So
Haven; 81.
Henry X Burket and to Chas f
Rinehimer; 1913 a a sec IA So Ha-
ven; s2,750,
Ruth Campbell Green ct al to Roswell
Scott; 4anw "a sec . Waverly; $500.
Roswell A Scott and W to L II Fan
cher; same as last above; 81.
Chas w Gilman and to L II Fan
cher; same as last above; 81.
L II Fancher and "; to Betsy Buck;
same as last above; $500.
Susie Labadie to Jennie Warner; und
- d W d sec l Hamilton; 81.
Harriet Y Olney to Irving II WEIGH
pei sw sec 10 Bangor; 81.
Irving H Welch and W to WIN Haynes;
same as last above; 500.
Dora NJ Fish to q Wicksall and + c
Cogshall lot l6 blk 4 Home add So Ha.
ven; 81.
Geo S Bgelow and W to Lucille r
Bigelow; 21a a p Sc "a sec 36 fri Co
lumbia tip; 81.
Burton V Love to S A Cole JI 40 a
50 Il sec IL Antwerp; $500.
B F Teitsworth and to Wm X Tets
worth; und d e p NV d sec 2s Hart
ford; 81.
Vim X Teitsworth to Benz + Tets
worth and W; e p nw4 sec q Hart
ford; 81.
John A and VIM F Woolcox to Ella II
Fowler; W p Sc "a and % sw sec
IA Hamilton 81.
Mary A Cordner eft al TO Aaron Bur
nett; lot 8 blk 3 p & ID add Decatur 500.
Androas p Anderson and to Frank
Y Birk ct al: IA sw ne sec q
So Haven: ~. 500.
Almon l. Shekels and to Geo W
Matthews; pei "a sec IL So Haven;
$3.50.
Clara o Monroe to Montgomery Elken
burg; pei W "a sec Covert; 81.
Jas Bale to Waldwin Bale and W; o
e d sw ID sec Antwerp; $1,000.
Freeman Baker and " TO Garrett l.
Wilson; lot and 431f # lot blk 3
Mattawan; 1920
Leonard Shepard ct al to F 7 Peck; e
1Rsw4 Sc d sec 81 Waverly; $500.
II NJ Olney and to Jno A and VIM r
WoolcoH; p "a and W Il e d sec
IA Hamilton; 81.
Francis r Cady and to So Haven
public schools; pei d ne d ne d
sec 10 So Haven city; $3.50.
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notice.

Account of circus at Kalamazoo, May
q, train No. on X. L. S. d G. traction
line will wait until $50 p. IN. before leav-
ing Kalamazoo.
w. M. SEDUCTION, Agt.
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81 have been somewhat costive, but
Doan's Regulets gave Just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly. b. Krause,
BOG Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa.
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Marriage Licenses.

Leroy Foglesong, 10; Ethel Shine, ls;
both of Bangor.
Harry NJ. Huff, 80; Maggie Slonaker
%; both of Gobleville.
Wilbur j. Van Auken, 26; Vera Gale
Wilcox, 10; both Of Waverly.
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AROUND THE DOME.
VAN BUREN COUNTY's CAPITOL AND
WHAT is DOING AROUND THE
SEAT OF JUSTICE.
MUCH REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS

Bangor. GobIeville and Waverly are Rep
sented at the Matrimonial Depart
ment-Probate Court.
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Practical Points.

V. II. 1t is no excuse for sin that
it was done at the instigation or for
the sake of another.-Ezek. 1920.
V. Is. II hearing the truth does not
Williams news., 1906-02-10
GRAND CANYON
Grand Canyon, Feb. 7, 'O5,

Grand Canyon, Feb. 7, 'O5.
 There was quite an exodus of Canyon residents last week to the coast. MT. and Mrs. Miller.- MT. and Mrs. Lumsden, Mrs. Kibbey and Miss Violet Kibbey all left about the first of the month for visits to Los Angeles and San Diego. Mir. Hommer, the assistant engi- neer at the power house, was called to Los Angeles about the same time on account of the sickness of his wife.
 J. w. Rose is acting as agent for the railroad and express companies during the absence of MT. Miller.
 Engineer A. H. Lingo is on the day Canyon run temporarily.
 Among the arrivals this week at El Tovar were MT. Ford Harvey, MT. R. A. Pinkerton, Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell, the writer, and Mir. Phil lips, of McClure's Magazine.
 The New Zealand foot ball team, consisting of twenty five players, came out Tuesday for a few days stop at the Canyon. They are on their way home from a trip the British, Isles of nine months duration, They play only what is known as the Rugby game. and during this trip have only been defeated once. Their most nota ble game was one at the Crystal Pal ace, London, before eighty thou sand spectators. In going from New Zealand to England they made the trip around the Horn, consum- ing forty days. Before sailing for | Auckland they will play game in San Francisco with the Vancouver cam as opponents.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
A Bad Mexican

On last Monday one Ignacio Ma dina, who had been indulging a little too freely in "booze" here, boarded No. 7 and was put off the train at Supai. From there he strolled down the track till Supai pond was reached. The company has two watchmen at that point one on each day and night, the men being Thomas Bender and Alva Wagerman.
 Bender was just washing the din ner dishes, he says, when the Mex ican arrived, and Wagerman was lying in his bed. Madina started into the tent and Bender told him to clear out. Thereupon Madina reached toward his pocket as though he was going to pull knife, but instead pulled gun. Bender jumped to one side just as bullet was fired through the tent, quickly followed by another. The two bull lets passed one on each side of Ben der. Going around the tent the Mexican fired two more shots, one of which passed through just above Wagerman, who was still lying down. He then started away. Ben der came into town and got out a warrant, and returning to his work, took rife with him. The Mexi- can had returned and was hiding in the bush, but was bluffed by the rifle and gave himself up. At the trial Wednesday Madina was held to the grand jury with his bond fixed at $500.
 We understand that the Mexican claimed he had gone to sleep and the men took away bottle of whis- ky from him and refusing to give him any, he tried to bluff them to do so with the gun, but denied fir ing shot. '''--
Williams news., 1906-02-10
Famous Georgia MinstreIs

In addition to procuring the cream of negro talent, Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels introduce a sensational offering in Marsh Craig; "The Human Enig- ma"; Kirk < Cooper, the Musical Photographers; Clarence Powell, the singing comedian; James Cros- by, and his famous song and dance "The Jolly Six Old Men";; the three Toneys in acrobatic features. The vocal part of the program is claimed to be exceptionally strong, while the musical numbers will excel anything attempted by minstrel shows.
 Never was such a remarkable of fering of novelties. embracing such tempting array of good things as will be seen at the Williams opera house on Monday, February 18th. Reserved seats $1.
 The NEWS wants you to subscribe.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

A regular meeting of the common council of the town of Williams was held in MT. Steeves' office in said town on the 9th day of Febru- ary, AID. 1906, at 7:3O p m.
 Present-Mathews, Wolfand Act ing Mayor Hudson.
 Absent-Barney, Nellis.
 The minutes of the last meet ing were read and approved.
 On motion of MT. Mathews. sec onded by Mir. Wolf, the clerk was instructed to have proper election notice published.
 Following bills were allowed and the clerk instructed to draw war rants for same:
 Williams News, publishing
 minutes ....$ 7 95 J. H. Copeland, drayage =. 5 50 Grand Canyon Fl. It. &. P.
 Co.,, January lights .... 53 60 Jas. Ragan, labor on streets. 20 co J. s. Button, contract Davis Poison Bros, nails ..... 1 20 The clerk was also instructed to draw warrants for the January salaries of clerk and marshal.
 The meeting then adjourned until Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 8 pm.
 E. G. DUBoIs. Clerk.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
dictators, interfering with nearly every sphere of woman's life.

dictators, interfering with nearly every sphere of woman's life.
 Women have just awakened to the fact within the last century that they are real human beings, with a right to think, instead of being non- entities. As woman has the high est duty to perform in this world, it is only possible to obtain the best results when she is permitted to perform this duty as her intelli- gence dictates. This is too sacred and important a subject to be dis cussed by anyone who does not know perfectly what is due to each human being brought into this world.
 Grand Canyon. Feb. 6, 1906.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postoffce. Williams Ari zona, for the week ending Feb 10, 1905. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office March 3, 1905. if not called for before at time Carl, Bill Morrison WE r1sher Jack Mcdonald, Fill general Dei1very North, Mrs Sheldon Heard' Mrs Epsle Porter, Miss Maggie yHacKson, Redwine Henry Alm pail, A w Robinson Wm LocKhart, MISS Myrtle St John, Adula Lynch. Edward Thile, WmF Martin, Jack Williams Geo
 MEXICAN Martinez, Jose Sabedra Jose Salmeron, Crespin Sanchez. Dimitrio Persons calling for the above letters should say aoVertsed F. w. SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1906-02-10

Mrs. J. P Riley came in from Seligman, Wednesday, and after a short visit with her brother, E. F. Phelan, and her sister, Mrs. J. M. Fish, left for Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. Riley have disposed of their property in Seligman and will make their home in Los Angeles.-Nee- dies Eye.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
Domino Ball

On the evening of Feb. 22d the Rebekahs will give domino dance. The women in red and the men in black
 The Daughters of Rebekah will give dance on the evening of Feb. IA. Good music and a good time.
Williams news., 1906-02-10
The White Feather

The most successful comedy of the season; a rare treat for the the ater- goer. The best equipped show that has ever visited our town. Twenty artists. Beautiful costumes. new songs, new dances. Greeted with crowded houses everywhere. Popular prices-25, 50 and 75c. At the opera house Feb. 21.