Williams news., 1907-05-25


 FOR SALE-Eight-room house, on easy terms. c. SILvERNAIL.
 Mrs. E. E. Tefft departed Tues day to visit her sister who resides in Seattle, Washington.
 Geo. Baumgartner and Frank Adams returned from their pros pecting tour in Nevada Tuesday,
 FOR SALE-House and three lots, $275. Easy terms.
 c. F. SILvERNAIL.
 NJ. J. McDonell, of Bisbee, was here Tuesday and Wednesday. Mir. McDonell formerly resided in Williams.
 Division Engineer E. E. Ball was a business visitor in the city Tuesday from his headquarters al Winslow.
 i.. ! D-ruouJ president O ne Saginaw & Manlstee Lumber Co.,, was a business visitor al Prescott the first of the week.
 Martin Buggeln, the big cattle man, was a business visitor al Albuquerque the first of the week He returned to the city Tuesday.
 w. D. Finney. formerly a well known operator in the local Santa Fr offices. is in the city visiting his friends for few days. Mr. Finne1 IS now located at Williams, Ariz.- Journal.
 Bud" Jordon went rabbit hunt ing Tuesday. his weapon being a 22 calibre rife. and while in the act of killing monster Jack rabbit the rifle discharged itself and welt through Buds" foot.
 w. w. Bass, the mining man of Grand Canyon district, was d business visitor in the city this week, but he is too busy man at present to stop longer than is absolutely necessary in the city.
 R. J. Arey, formerly of Williams but now a resident of San Bernar dino. Cal, and who is connected with the Santa Fe engineering department, passed through here Monday en route to Albuquerque.
 Last Monday G. V. Hoopengarn- CT, Postal telegraph manager Tn this city, shipped all of his house. hold goods to Los Angeles, whicl city he intends to make his futur, home. Mrs. Hoopengarner and son are now located there. "Hoopy' will probably join them in month or two.
 Harry Miner has assumed tn, management of the Club saloon formerly conducted by J. c. Cogin and will be on deck to serve his many friends with the best oi everything which is always handled by that popular liquid emporium We are not informed as to MT Cogin's future intentions.
 o. H. Preysz, head bookkeepel of the Saginaw & Maristee Lumber Co.,, who was in attendance at tn, big conclave of Mystic Shriners il Los Angeles. returned home las Saturday. His friends here hac about given him up for lost ant were thinking of instituting !; search for him. Ollie reports hay ing had the time of his life;,' lik, the rest of the returning Shriners
 We are pleased to state tha Chas. H. Adams, our old side partner, press kicker and society reporter, has been appointed streel supervisor. The public may now rest assured that the streets of our city will be thoroughly renovated scrubbed and polished, and tht dogs will no longer be allowed to spoon on these boulevards, bur will have to hunt pastures new and green.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Cummings returned the latter part of last week from Los Angeles. MT. Chm miDgs, shortly after his arrival i,r Los Angeles, where he had gone to visit his daughter and her family, was confined to his room with a severe stroke of paralysis and has been a painful sufferer from the disease since that time, but we are pleased to state that he is slowly improving.
 Postmaster F. W. Smith, who has been having such serious time for the past four weeks wrestling with A cOmulication oi