Williams news., 1906-01-13

MISS Nellle, WnO TOT SoIue WeehS had been visiting in the city with their son and brother, H: A. Wake field, departed last week for their home at Ashland, Neb., after most pleasant visit with Al. and his wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Greenwald, having been released from quaran- tine, on account of the illness of
 their little son, who has completely
 recovered, again took up their resi- dence at the Grand Canyon hotel
 Thursday. MT. Greenwald being
 manager for MT. Buggeln of that
 hostelry.
 This week X. N. Sleeves, our
 local attorney, purchased the entire
 law library of Frank Reid, of Flag
 staff, and these books, with what he
 already had, places in Williams the
 best working law library north of
 Prescott, of which the owner feels justly proud. Mr. Reid has given
 up his law practice and returned to
 the pulpit.
 Harry Dearing arrived home last
 Sunday from Chicago, where he for
 some weeks has been enjoying him.
 self with his wife. That evening
 he resumed his run as conductor on
 the night Canyon train. Mrs. Dear
 ing will come out from Chicago as
 soon as spring opens, when life in
 a tent at the Canyon will be more
 pleasant.
 If you want goods of any de
 scription stored safely away, or
 any transfer work done, call on
 Harry Gargile. Phone 2-S.
 Also have coal for sale.
 Attorney J. E. Jones, of Flag
 staff, district deputy grand master of the I. O. O. F., came down from , the county seat Wednesday for the purpose of installing the newly
 elected officers of Williams Lodge,
 No. 15. Under Sheriff w. A. Camp bell was also a visitor from the Skylight city for the purpose of visiting the lodge.
 The grading outfits which for some time were on the Canyon road
 and later over in New Mexico, but
 for the past week or two down near , Pineveta, beyond Ash Fork, have
 been laid off That is, all of the Jap gangs have been laid off; while the Mexitans have been retained. Again this spring the force will be : increased and the work on the Can t yon road resumed.
 R. K. Farnsworth, writing from the Soldiers Home. in California, says: "I am still taking treatment at Los Angeles, but am not inn
 proving as fast as 1 would like. They have made some remarkable l cures since have been here. They a say mine is one of the very worst n cases they have taken. They have 8 taken all of my chih off. 1 think S will come out all right"
 Baumgartner & Satori are still successfully conducting the Pull n man bowling alley and bar. They 5 handle only the best wines and 'i liquors. "Billy" says he has beer
 drinking only their own goods since = they started up and is not dead yet V What more guarantee do you wanti
 Mrs. F. R. Nellis received letter < from her husband the first of tht < week in which he stated that al
 members of the party were enjoy : ing excellent health and that they
 had not had the touble they antic 3, ipated in reaching the country they 3, desired to prospect. They are nov 5. located some sixty miles west o n Imperial, and from there will mak' " thorough search of the desert fo > the famous Pegleg mine.
 |, With next week there will be : ,' new musical organization in town It will be none other than a Knight 8, of Pythias band, composed of abou g. twelve pieces. As soon as some o s- the boys have finished their degree the band will be composed only o
 members of the lodge, and it is fig B. ured that the life of the organiza r. tion will be of greater duration k, for this reason. The boys feel tha g. now there will be more of stimu :, Jus back of them.
 ,e Dr. L. NJ. Swikerath, optician 8, from Phoenix, will be here agail soon (watch for exact dates in late
 issues). If there is anything tn s' matter with your eyes or shoul r. you need glasses of any description