Williams news., 1906-03-17
Henry Zauel went to Ash Fork the early part of the week.

Tickets, 50 cents.
 The party which left here some months since on a hunt for the Pegleg mine are expected to arrive home some time the coming week, as they left Phoenix last Monday.
 Newt. Berry has resigned his position at Jos. Johnston's and the first of the week returned to Flag staff. His place has been filled by Everett Thomson, also of Flag staff.
 Attorney N. Henderson, brother of Mrs. Cap. P. Smith, arrived in the city again this week from Wichita Falls, Texas, on business connected with the settlement of the estate.
 "Dora Thorne" drew a fair sized crowd Tuesday night, and the com pany is said to have been good. Owing to illness and the high alti- tude d couple of the actresses tainted during the performance.
 If you fail to get a card to Mrs. J. NJ. Crawford's opening, Monday, March 19, come anyway. It was an oversight. Rev. Homer c. Stuntz, DID,, will not arrive here in time to hold ser- vices at the M. E. church tomorrow as advertised in our last issue. He is at present holding services in Los Angeles.
 Rev. Gustaffson, pastor of Swe- dish church in Los Angeles, has been holding services at the M. E. church here Thursday and Friday evenings, and will hold a meeting again this evening.
 Mrs. P. A. Melick and Mrs. H. Yoder on Wednesday at the home of the former, entertained eighteen members of the Ladies' Aid Society at delightful "thimble bee" Be- sides enjoying a nice luncheon the ladies spent the afternoon profita ply, making ten waists for the little Farnsworth boys.
 J. NJ. Thorne. who for the past six months has been employed at the Grand Canyon, most of which time he has been at Cameron's camps, came in last Saturday and expects to remain here for a while. He states that business on the trail has not been what it should be. owing to the bad weather.
 c. E. Kackley. who has been foreman for the A. c. R. R. of the A. L. & T. Go. out of Flagstaff, has taken 60-day lay off. and accom-. panied by his family will visit at his old home in Kackley. Kansas. They spent several days here this week as the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. R. Palmer before leaving for the east.
 The spring hats are more beauti- full than ever this year. Come to Mrs. J. M. Crawford's opening Mon- day. March 19, and see for yourself.
 Otto Lebsch announces in this issue that he is a candidate for councilman. Up to this time the district of the town near the mill has not been represented in that body. and as he feels an interest in local affairs has decided to make the race. MT. Lebsch is a conserv- ative citizen and will make a good member.
 J. E. DeRosear, manager of the Williams Drug Co.,. announces his candidacy as councilman this week. MT. >DeRosear is one of our con- servative business men, and being a property owner desires to have a voice in the management of affairs. He solicits the votes of the people and will make good member of the council.
 Elmer Langin, our enterprising blacksmith and carriage maker, has announced his candidacy for coun- cilman, at the coming town cleo tion. This step was decided upon by Mir. Langin only at the request of numerous voters. Having prop erty interests he is desirous of being elected, and therefore solicits your vote on April ?.
 Frank Fesler, who was located at Gallup short time ago, in the employ of the Santa Fe road, is now at Kansas City, and has ac- cepted the position of editor and manager of the Labor Record. MT. Fesler has had considerable expe rience as newspaper writer, and he will make good in his present position.-Albuquerque Citizen.