Williams news., 1906-08-11
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

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 Prof. Geo. l.. Barnes was called to Flagstaff Thursday to furnish music for a dance held there that evening.
 The Miller stable of horses is now at Butte, Mont, and it is not known yet just when they will return to Arizona.
 Nathan Scholfield, formerly loca- ted here, is again Tn charge of the Harvey curio at this point, taking the place of F. c. Spencer.
 At the NJ. E. church tomorrow the subject for the morning sermon will be: "The Secret of the Lord" Evening subject, ''The Enlistment"
 Mrs. c. E. Boyce arrived in the city Tuesday from the coast, where she has been residing for several years past. She is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Nellis.
 Mrs. Jos. Johnston. Mrs. T. F. Maddock and Mrs. H. E. Olmstead returned Thursday from few days visit at the Canyon as the guests of Mrs. J. H. Lumsden.
 Clarence Lamb and family came in Wednesday from a three weeks trip to California, and will visit with relatives. Mir. Lamb is an engineer on the s. F.. P. & P.
 Have a picture taken of your house. Kodak finishing neatly and promptly done at the big photo tent Cabinets $3 50 per dozen and up. MIsHLER & WALKER
 w. L. Harris yesterday received letter from Mrs. Frank Ebert in Los Angeles, stating that her hus- band was slightly improved, but the doctors gave little encouragement.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Lund returned to the city Wednesday from Kan sas, accompanied by Mrs. Seagon- dollar, whose husband was killed in a wreck east of here two weeks since.
 Miss Minnie Sawyer, one of the proprietors of the Mohave County Miner, published at Kingman, is expected to arrive in the city this morning on her way for a visit at the Canyon.
 Four cars of the Flagstaff Will. jams local freight left the track near Challender Thursday evening as the result of broken wheel. No one was hurt, but all traffic was de- layed for about eight hours.
 Mrs. McD. Robinson will enter tain with tea on Thursday after noon between the hours of 3 and 6, having for her honor guests Mrs. Fisher and Miss Fisher of Indian apolis and Miss Gentry of Phoenix.
 Misses Veneta and Aletha Nor row, sisters of Mrs. F. O. Poison and Ralph Morrow, arrived here yester- day from their home at Spearville, Kas. The young ladies will remain here some time, also visiting on the coast before their return east, when they will be accompanied by Mrs. Poison.
 Mrs. Warren Britton and chil dren came down last Monday from Winslow, and will visit in the city till September 1st. when she goes on to the coast to look up a loca- ton for a future home. MT. Britton is still at Winslow and will join his family in California about the first of the year.
 Last Sunday evering Locksley Grey was driving down the street on his milk route when a piece of board, stepped on by the horse, flew up and cut an artery on the inner side of the horses left flank He drove down in front of the bank and Dr. Melick. assisted by willing hands. quickly stopped the flow, which was quite profuse.
 Miss Juliet Gentry, of Phoanix, is the guest of Mrs. Decker and Mrs. McD. Robinson. Miss Gentry spent several months in Williams last year, and is happy to return to the mountain. Her many friends here will be glad to welcome her again. Miss Gentry was graduated in June from the Arizona School of Music at Phoenix, and has been engaged | as assistant teacher in that school for the coming year.
 Dr. w. A. Baker enjoyed a visit from his brother, E. N Baker of Needles during the week. Mir. Baker, who is an employe of Monaghan x Murphy, had been spending a week at Oak creek, coming here and go ing to the Canyon. From here he went to the coast, where he will re- main fill Sentemher. and then re.