Williams news., 1906-09-08
SOME LOCAL ITEMS
Dance at rink Saturday night.

from Flagstaff Thursday night.
 For Sale-Good 7-room house; bargain. Inquire at this office.
 L. s. Williams was business visitor of Prescott the first of the week, returning Tuesday evening.
 E. E. Ball, of Winslow, was a business visitor here Wednesday. leaving for his home the same evening.
 Miss Nellie Trott of Phoenix, who has been visiting with Mir and Mrs A. R. Kilgore for the past several days, departed for Flagstaff Tues day evening.
 c. A. Neal, editor and proprietor of this pa per. departed Wednesday for an extended vacation. He may be absent a month or six months as he said when leaving.
 MT. Geo. H. Barney and family returned to town Thursday for tn, winter from their ranch. They nave as their guest Miss Gordon who will soon return to California.
 Mrs. Dr. P. A. Melick, accom-. panied by her son Earl, will leave about the 10th for Massachusetts. where she expects to place him il school for the coming winter term
 Miss Wright, who until last weel was night operator at the loca lepot, was married at Ash Forl Wednesday to O. w. Tillitoson whc IS the night operator at that place.
 Fire Thursday night about nine o'clock in the building just east of Quijada's saloon caused a loss of bout $500. It is said the place is the property of Mrs. H. c. Sanders
 Mrs. G. w. Mathews, who has been visiting at her old home in Tennessee for several weeks, re- turned home Thursday evening on delayed No '. G. w. now looks happy.
 Miss Eliza Mcintyre will leave for visit to rela lives and friends at San Pedro, San Bernardino and ,ther Southern California points next Tuesday night. She will be absent about two weeks.
 One of the infant twins of Mir and Mrs. H. Yoder died of acute hamilton last Saturday morning at 3 o'clock and was buried Sunday afternoon, the funeral taking place from the family residence.
 J. D. Raudebaugh was business visitor at Flagstaff Thursday. On Monday Mir. Raudebaugh will lea ve for Harrington, Kas., to visit his mother, who is reported quite ill, and expects to be absent about two weeks.
 The Phoenix Republican, of Sep tember }, says. "A new territoria l auditor arrived in town astevening His name is John Boardman Page and he weighs nine pounds Mother and child are doing well, and father is able to receive congratulations" "
 Theo Chapin and Roy Kilgore were unable to cross at Bright Angel Trail as stated in our last issue and were compelled to take the cable route via Bass trail. They will be away two or three weeks in search of the lost government mules of the geo logical survey.
 WIS. Widenor left yesterday for a hunting trip across the Canyon, going out with w. w. Bass The deer season will open on the 10th of this month, and Wynn wants to be on the ground ready to get in on the firing line first. He expects to be bsent about month.
 John Powell, foreman of one of the Santa Fe carpenter and bridge building outfits. whose gang has been employed-in the local yards for some time past, departed last 'puiihoy loi Sdil ypii i(ih pip, Htd I which point at bridge E315, they will put in some false work for a gang of stonemasons.
 Miss Kitty O'Neill, who for the past nine years has been employed in the store of, first Max and later Jacob Salzman, took her first vacation in Los Angeles last month. There she met many old friends, and in company with Mrs. Thomas, for merly of Williams, visited all the beaches and theaters. She returned few days ago and says she had the time of her life. Since her re- turn she has quit her position at Salzman's store to accept one in the dry goods department of Rabbit n