Williams news., 1906-05-26

Albuquerque Citizen announces the marriage of Joseph Sheppard (colored), manager of the Postal Telegraph Co. of this city, to Miss Francis E. Aguena (white), also of this city.
 John w. Francis left Thursday for Sunset Crater, where he will do some development work on some sulphur claims that he has in that vicinity He was accompanied by Andy Lester.
 T. R. Hogan, resident of Mis- sissippi. has been here for several days, the guest of L. D. Yaeger. He left Thursday for New Mexico. where he will spend some time before re- turning home.
 The appointment of Mrs. Eva Marshall, which was sent to the senate last week. has been con firmed by that body, and Mrs. Mar shall will take charge of the post office on July 1.
 The Misses Glandorf, who have been spending the winter at the Schnebly ranch on Oak creek, re- turned to Flagstaff Monday. They have taken a cottage and will re- main for some time.
 John Thomas was in Thursday from the Coconino forest and re- ports that the cattle in that vicinity are in fine shape. He will leave with a load of salt and supplies for the c O outfit on Saturday.
 Miss Maggie Rickel, who was called to Cincinnati some weeks ago by the illness and subsequent death of her mother, returned Wednesday y and is again making her home with the family of David Rabbit.
 Prof. Percival Lowell, after an extended trip abroad, has again re- turned to Flagstaff and taken up his residence at the observatory MT. Lowell will form one of the party which leaves next week for Oak creek.
 Mrs. H. E. Campbell. who has been in Kansas City for the past two weeks, has returned home While in Kansas City Mrs. Camp bell purchased the greater part o the furnishings for their new home at Phoenix.
 Roy Burnett and family left or Tuesday for Dodge City, Kansas where Mr. Burnett has purchased 2 grocery. They will make that city their future home. Harry Kelly will take charge of MT. Burnett's duties at Babbitts' esta ablishment.
 Pat O'Toole, who has been laic up for the past three weeks with g broken leg, sustained by being thrown from a horse. is out agair and can get around with the aid ot a crutch. His physician states tha, he will improve rapidly from now
 We regret to announce that the following teachers at the Normal have rendered their resignations Miss Bury, Prof. A. E.. Douglass and Prof. Carver. Miss Smyser and Miss Hartwell will remain. Profs Douglass and Carver have accepted positions elsewhere.
 MT. Lawrence Robbins and wife of Kansas City, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. F. w. Perkins. Mrs Robbins is the daughter of the Rev Dr. Northup, who is we'll known here. They left Monday for Los Angeles, where they will visit Rev MT. Northup, who was called there some time ago.
 Miss Bertha Beecher left Thurs, day for her home at Kingman, where she will be married on the 9th of June to MT. John F. Withers of that place. Miss Beecher's de parture takes from Flagstaff one of it's most efficient teachers, and the young set loses one of it's most pop ular young ladies.
 Sam T. Johnson of Rhoades spent several days here the past week and on Monday night was feathered by the Eagles. Harry Wiltse was in- itiated the same evening. The Eagles have several more elected members who will be put through a course of sprouts at their next meeting, which occurs on the 4th of June.
 Mrs. John Marshall. accompanied by her daughter, Miss Josie, who has been confined to her bed for the past month with inf1ammatory rheumatism. and Mrs. Frank Has, kins, left Friday for Needles. Cal, where they will remain for some time. It is hoped Miss Marshall will return greatly improved.