Williams news., 1906-04-21
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Folks club Thursday evening The game for the evening, which is always the choice of the hostess, was high five. After a light lunch and several instrumental selections the club adjourned to meet again in two weeks Ladies prize won by Mrs. Milton l. Powers, cut glass vase; Edgar A. Brown received the gents prize, sterling match safe.
 Sheriff Harry Henderson and Marshal Wheeler left Sunday with batch of prisoners for Yuma. Among them was "Scotty" Bruce. who was being returned after testi- lying in the Morgan trial. Marshal Wheeler will stop over at Phoenix on the return tri p and visit his brother. who is located at that point. The senior and junior classes of the Normal were entertained at the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. O. Robinson by Misses Smyser and Hartwell last Saturday. The favors were small nests, very appropriate for the season. Miss Hartwell en- tertained the young ladies with an account of her trip to the continent.
 The sheep of Babbitt and Hen- messy were shorn at Cordes last week and the wool sold to the AL fred Dolge Mfg Go. of Los Angeles. The clip was good one consider ing everything and the wool brought 2Osc. This outfit will start for the mountain at once in charge of MT. John Tyler.
 Alex Johnston. cashier of the Santa Fe at Williams, was a wit ness in the case of Harry Marko- witch against the railroad company on Tuesday. While here MT. John ston called on many of his friends, and did not overlook the Normal
 Harry Hibben and Wm. Emett left Monday morning for Ash creek where their goat herd is at present They will remain during the kid ding season, and as Harry is some. what of "kidder," we may expect something fancy on his return.
 Frank Merritt, who is farming the Hibben ranch in Ft. Valley. was in on the trial jury for severa days. He says conditions are favor able for the best crop of spuds and hay that he has ever raised in this vicinity.
 A license to marry was issued Monday to Jose Fabella and Felic- itas Chavez. and the happy couple were joined later by Rev. Vabre Both parties are residents of Flag , staff, and will make this their home
 George Babbitt, who is spending Easter with his family in Los An geles, is expected home the first oi .. the week. The family will remain until the close of the school term which is the early part of June. Miss Emma Goldberg. graduate f of the Northern Arizona Normal , and formerly a resident of Flag , staff, who is now teaching school ai , Del Rio, spent Easter with Miss ) Beasley.
 , E. s. Gosney, who was here on a business trip, has returned to his , home at Altadena. He expects to bring his family back within the next few weeks to spend the summer
 The Coconino County Cattlemen's association met at the court house on Monday night, but as the at- tendance was small, little business of importance was transacted. Ed. O'Farrell, section foreman of the Central Arizona railway, has returned from Topeka, where he was called two weeks ago by the serious illness of relatives.
 T. J. Coalter is back from Cordes, where he has been experimenting the shearing and dipping of his sheep. He also sold to the Dolge people.
 J. s. Amundsen, who has been in Phoenix for the past week on busi- ness. has returned and is again at his post with Babbitt Bros.
 Dr. J. E. Adams is in Phoenix this week attending the grand lodge I. O. o. F. He was delegate from the Flagstaff lodge.
 MT. and Mrs. Finn and their daughter left Tuesday for Eureka, Cal, where they will make their home
 A. A. Fisher has returned from a business trip into the southern part of the territory.
 Mrs. Kenneth Gillette, of Ash Fork. is visiting her parents. MT.