Williams news., 1907-07-20

The we'll known and genial Ashfork engineer, Jim Hance, spent few hours in William on Mon- day, while his engine boiler was cleaned.
 Mike Reneke began cutting his hay on Tuesday. Mike reports a fair crop this year, but unless good rains come pretty soon much of 1t will be lost.
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Cummings returned Tuesday from Flagstaff where they had been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. B. A. Cameron for few days.
 Mrs. William Harmon has been quite i'll the past week, suffering from a slight attack of sun stroke incurred by working in her garden. She is much improved.
 Chas. H. Adams departed for the Anita country Thursday morn. ing, where he will superintend the work now being done on the Nes- mith mining properties. MT. and Mrs. Fred Twitty re- turned from Prescott last Monday. where they had been for the past two weeks at the bedside of MT. rwitty's mother, who is very ill. The Grand Canyon hotel has un- dergone several repairs of late, and now, under the efficient manage ment of Host Cornish, is one of the best and most pleasant in the north
 Ferd Nellis and family are en- toying a visit from Mir. Nellis' mother, who arrived from her home in Iowa Sunday last. Mrs. Nellis will remain during the summer months.
 R. D. Barfoot and wife are the happy parents of ten pound boy who arrived Tuesday evening last Barfoot's smile is just a llttle broader than ever, if such can be possible.
 Todd c. Woodwork and wife left Wednesday for the Canyon and remained for the balance of the week at the Fl Tovar, Mir Woodwork visiting his mines from that point.
 Have you heard that new Sub lima piano at the Keystone Mono gram? It is about the finest thing in the musical line that was ever seen in Williams. Drop in and hear the music.
 Harrison Conrard, of Flagstaff. spent Wednesday in Williams Local people became quite we'll ac- quainted with Mir. Conrard while he held the office of county super intendent of schools.
 The new schedule of mail runs causes all day passenger trains to stop over at Williams much longer than has been the custom. Mum bers ?, ' and Sspend at least twenty minutes here each day.
 The new railroad round house being constructed north of town. when finished, will cause an influx of several families to be added to our growing population. Things look good for Williams.
 The cattle rodeo has been work ing up Bellemont way the past few days. Reports from cowmen wh,. have ridden in are to the effect that the work has proceeded very satisfactorily the past week.
 Majorie Fleming, a former Williams young lady. was a pass enger of Tuesdays No. ? en route from Los Angeles to her home in New Mexico. Miss Fleming has been attending school in California.
 Bobby Burns has resigned his position with the Santa Fe at Seligman, and has accepted position as brakeman on thls division, running between Winslow and Seligman as freight brake man.
 Jules Bauman and wife, of Pres colt stopped over in the city one day this week. MT. Bauman is an artist of some note having painted a picture of the Grand Canyon, which attracted much comment al the time.
 The only second class bar
 Der shop in Williams.
 Back of J. B. Jones' busi-
 ness place. Go right along
 and attend to your busi-
 ness. Kalatnazoo.
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