Williams news., 1906-07-21

are in action.
 G. V. Hoopengarner left las
 Tuesday with George Barney for {
 two weeks visit at the M. c. ranch Mayor J. H. Atwood was a wis
 itor at Ash Fork the first of the
 week looking up business for the
 Williams Bottling Works.
 Miss Alice Stringfeld, who has
 been visiting at the Canyon for the
 past two weeks with her sister, Miss
 Lizzie, was in the city Tuesday.
 An item appears on page three referring to the young lady opera, tor at the depot. The name should have been Wright instead of Knight
 Mrs. Martin Buggeln, accompa- nied by her daughters, Diletta and Edna, also Mrs. William Ergmann, Jr., left yesterday for visit at the Grand Canyon.
 William Heron, who has been acting in the capacity of engineer on the log run, has take a thirty day lay off and will enjoy his vaca- tion at the old home in the east.
 Ted Chapin, who has been in the city for the past week suffering from a felon in his hand, has re- turned to the Canyon, where he has been employed by Ralph Cameron.
 Plus Fatic expects to leave next Tuesday for Kansas City in charge of shipment of sheep for Hutch inson x Co. He will while there visit for time at the old home at Ness City.
 James Walsh and T. J. Evans shipped ten horses from here to Se- ligman Wednesday, having pur- chased them of w. w. Bass. There car will be made up and taken to the coast.
 George Campbell, a tourist" while attempting to board a freight in the local yards. fell into the pit dug for the new scales and broke his left leg near the hip. He was taken to the hospital and the bone set by Dr. Melick.
 W: D: Wilson on Tuesday ten- dered his resignation as engineer at the electric light plant and yester- day with his family departed for Prescott, where he has accepted position. His place here has been filled by Chas. Adams. Mir. Wilson has rented his property here.
 During the past week the NEWS added nine new names to it's city subscription list, they being Rob ert Wente, l.. s. Williams, J. F. klock, H. NJ. Stark, Wm. McCart- 1ey, Brick Stalberg, Alex Mcclure, ]. M. Patton, J. w. Wilson. John dennessy and H. L. Rhodes, of Flagstaff, were also added.
 MT. F. O. Poison informs us that I: L. Aphold will arrive in the city his evening, accompanied by his wife, and will again take charge of he books for the Poison Bros. Mer. jo. MT. Aphold went from Los Angeles to Tucson, and comes from here here. Their many friends Till be glad to welcome their return
 c. c. Hutchinson and H. J. Gray nade a shipment of sheep to the kansas City market last Monday rom Bellemont, Mir. Hutchinson hipping 1900 and MT. Gray 96O bring lambs. MT. H. will make mother shipment on the 24th from f and Bellemont, shipping OO from each point. Frank Beas- y will also make shipment from ellemont about the same time.
 Poor pretty red wagon. Sam liller's high stopper ran away on z |ednesday with his rig and the /, agon stopped suddenly when it lme Tn contact with freight car the horse crossed the tracks. ( am picked up the pieces and will t 'on have them fitted together gain. The runaway was caused a team of Perrin's swinging round and the tongue striking the q lggy wheel. Sanford Rowe arrived in the city h .ednesday from Hawley, state of ( klahoma, and will spend a month h more in this section. Last win. r MT. Rowe opened up body of pper ore about half mile from P ass station on the Canyon road 4 hIch ran something over a hun ed dollars to the ton. He now opposes to ship a carload to the \