Williams news., 1906-05-19

of Sedona, is in town this week.
 Mrs. D. J. Brannen, who has been in California for the past month, has returned.
 Wm. Switzer has beer busy the past week moving into the Gavin residence in the east end of town.
 L. w. Quinlan, who is at the home of his wife in Cincinnati, O. writes us announcing the arrival of a baby boy.
 Matt Black, who has been on the Verde for the past three weeks, has returned and will spend the sum- mer in Flagstaff.
 T. E. Pollock left Wednesday for Phoenix on a short business trip, and is expected to return the latter part of the week.
 E. T. Phelan, who is connected with the Babbitt Bros. meat market, was on the sick list Wednesday, but is again on duty.
 John Isaacson, who was for years connected with the camps of the A. L. & T. Co.,, is here from Vivian, where he is now located, visiting friends.
 All arrangements have been com pleted for the memorial services of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which will be held at Elks hall on Sunday afternoon.
 T. s. Woolsey, one of the reserve force, spent several days in town the past week. He left Tuesday for Maine, where he is supervising the cutting of some timber.
 Mrs. J. B. Shaffer left Wednes- day for Kingman to attend the we'd ding of her brother, MT. Jess Tarr MT. Tarr is well known here as a member of the firm of Tarr & Nc Comb.
 Robt. Erwin, section foreman oi the Santa Fe at the Cliffs, was in town Monday, and announces the arrival of a big boy at his home Mrs. Erwin and the baby are doing nicely.
 c. M. Funston, of the Sun, who has been at San Jacinto taking the baths for his rheumatism, writes that he is very much improved ant expects to return home some time next week.
 The sprinkling of the streets un, der the supervision of J. Edward Priest, is blessing. The dust has been terrible in the past and this scheme of giving the streets water daily is the real thing.
 Ray Wiley, who has been con. nected with Babbitt Brothers fol the past eighteen months, has ac cepted the position of baggagemar at Williams with the Santa Fe and leaves Monday for that point.
 Tonto, the trotter purchased by Dr. J. E. Adams recently in Phoe. nix, has arrived and is being great. ly admired by everybody. The doctor has a new trap and the outfit is one of the swellest in town.
 Lew Thomas and Miss Bessie Thomas. of Oak creek, are spending several days here visiting friends MT. Thomas anticipates a rush to the Thomas home the first of the month, when the trout season opens
 Miss Hansen and her friend Miss George will arrive here from Den yer on Saturday, and will leave fol Beaver creek and the Montezuma Castle on Monday. They will gc overland and will return by way oi Jerome.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Merritt were in from their ranch in Ft. Valley last week and state that they have about all of their crops in. Condi- tions are favorable for the largest crop of potatoes that has ever been raised on the mountain.
 John Woodey, foreman of the Rabbit COW outfit, has returned from the Coconino forest, bringing a bunch of beef. All of the cattle in that vicinity are in the pink of condition, and there will be no limit to the good beef this year.
 H. A. Ezell, who for several months has filled the position of dispatcher in the local office of the Santa Fe, has accepted a. similar position at Gallup, and left Satur- day with his family for that yoint. He is succeeded by Mir. Thos. Kelly. operator at Angel.
 Chas. F. Schult, of Los Angeles,