Williams news., 1906-07-21

county Assessor Burt Ga amerOn, who with his wife and family have been in California for the past month, returned home on Saturday night. Mr. Cameron will resume his position with the Rabbit Bros. about the first of August, again taking charge of their shipping and receiving room.
 F. w. Payne, who has been ail- ing for some time, will leave the first of the week for Murietta. Cal. where he will take course of treat ment at the Murietta mineral hot springs. He expects to remain for several months. During his ab- sence his family. together with that of Judge J. O. Harrington, will have an outing on Oak creek.
 Robert Gleason was in Sunday with bunch of J. I. horses, which he shipped on Monday. This iron was bought by the Rabbit Bros. from Jack Robinson about a year ago, and tu1rs out more and better range horses than any other outfit in the country. There were several horses in the last lot that tipped the scales at over 1900 lbs.
 Miss Colton, who visited here two years ago, returned on Sunday night and left Tuesday for Prescott, where she will attend the wedding of Mir. George Colton, her nephew, and Miss Helen Adams. She will accompany the bride and groom on their honeymoon, which will be spent in and around the Grand Canyon, taking in the Supai village in Cataract canyon, and Grand view. Miss Colton will spend some little time in Flagstaff before de-
 parting again for the east.
 John Hennessy and A. J. Le
 Barron left Tuesday for Babbitt tanks to look after the sheep of the former, which are ranging near that place. MT. Hennessy will ship sev- eral cars of lambs about August 1 :, at which time the Yaeger brothers will also ship. MT. LeBarron will probably accompany MT. Hennessy to Kansas City at that time. Imme- diately on their return they will leave for Marysvale, Utah. where they have several bands of sheep contracted for and drive them down to the local range via Lees Ferry. They have contracted for some two year-old Rambouillet bucks to be delivered at the same time.
 The friends of Miss Jessie Todd are in receipt of cards announcing her marriage to MT. Edward s. Cartwright, on Saturday, July 7th. The wedding was in the nature of surprise to even the immediate family, and was kept secret from her mother until after the cere- mony, when the news was commu nicated to her by phone. Miss Todd is the sister of Miss Agnes Todd of this city, and resided here for sev- eral years and was one of the most popular young ladies in the younger society set. Mir. and Mrs. Cart wright left at once for Long Beach, where they will spend their honey moon and then return to Los An yeles. where they will make their uture home.
 The society event of the season vas the wedding of Mir. George Le Roy Colton, of this city, and Miss Helen Adams, at the home of the 'rlde's parents, at Prescott, on Wednesday last The Adams house vas beautifully decorated, and the ceremony was performed promptly t noon, in a bower of roses ar anged on the porch, by the Rev. 1r. Russell. Miss Alice Adams, ister of the bride, and Mir. Leo 'erkamp were the attendants. An laborate luncheon was served to he guests, and the happy couple ; eft at 2:3O pm. for the Grand Can- on, where they will visit the In SS ian Gardens and Supai, returning ere Op Supdav to toEa mn tbo;r