Williams news., 1906-09-15

ID past week with an attack of ton silitis.
 George Rickel left Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal where he will attend school.
 Manager Howard of the Postal, was called to Seligman Thursday ] on wire trouble.
 Mrs. Louis Benedict left for visit to her old home in the East last Monday afternoon. The Modern Priscilla Club was entertained at the residence of Mrs Edgar A. Brown on Wednesday last.
 John w. Francis, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff, spent Saturday and Sunday at Williams.
 County Assessor Cameron, who has been quite ill for the past two weeks, while somewhat improved is still unable to work. Harlow Wilson, assistant editor of the Coconino Sun, has resigned and accepted the position of bill clerk with the Rabbit Brothers. Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Perkins. left Saturday night for their old home
 in Kansas City, where they will spend the balance of the month. Fred B. Grim, formerly of this city but now bill clerk for A. T. X s. F. at Williams, was here wis iting relatives and friends Sunday.
 Edwin Rabbit and Bert. Rabbit, who have been here for their annual
 vacation, returned to school at
 Notre Dame, Indianapolis, on Fri day.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Cartwright, who have been visiting Miss Agnes Todd for the past month, have re-
 turned to their home in Los An
 geles.
 Miss Kitty O'Neill, formerly con
 nected with J Salzman, Williams.
 has accepted a position in the dry
 goods department of the Rabbit
 stores.
 c. A. Greenlaw and T. A. Rior
 dan are looking over the ground in
 he neighborhood of the "Big Fill"
 with a view of erecting saw mill
 at that point.
 The deer season opened today.
 and from the reports of those who
 ride the range, there are more of
 them in the country this year than
 have been seen for some years.
 The young folks of the town have
 secured the Weatherford Sun par
 Tor" for the winter months and it is
 proposed to have a dance or card
 party there at least once a month.
 Miss Mary Clark, stenographer
 at the A. L. and T. Co.,, has resign
 ed her position and will leave this coming week for San Francisco,
 where she has accepted similar
 position.
 Scott F. Linn, acting cashier of the Santa Fe at Ash Fork. spent Saturday and Sunday here visiting
 friends. He left on Monday for San
 Jose, Cal. were he will spend his vacation.
 E The democratic and republican E primaries will be held in all-of the precincts today and from the inter- E est manifested in the selection of E the delegate tes, there will be large vote polled.
 David Babbitt, who has been under the weather for some weeks, together with E. J Babhitt of Gin cinnati, who has been spending the
 summer here, left Sunday afternoon
 for the East.
 H w. G. Dickinson, one of the
 prominent cattlemen of the section, come in on Monday with a lot of fine steers for the Rabbit Brothers
 He will remain until after the
 primary election. | E. T. Rollins, the artist. has opened a studio in the Rabbit block. Mrs. Rollins and Misses Ramona and Ruth. left Monday for i Oakland, where the young ladies
 will attend school. ' Miss Lola O'Brien, who has been U quite i'll for the past two weeks, left | Wednesday for Long Beach, where
 she will spend several weeks. After that she will return to her home at \ Corte Madeira, Cal. \ Charles Isham, the competent
 stenogra pher, who was here for the
 summer and who left for Willia ms