Williams news., 1907-07-27

Frank Bentley has accepted the position of engineer at the blaming mill.
 Bob" Sline, the popular tea and sspice drummer, was circulating among his numerous customers here this week.
 Your neighbor is using Schotten's coffee and saving 15 cents per pound on all he uses. He says il is good and so will you if you try it. Joe Johnston sells it and the price is only 20 cents per pound, and your money back if not satisfactory. 7-13 Ii.
 Liberato Salsazar and Adela Castro were married at the Catholic church last Tuesday morning. A large number of. invited Mexican and American friends of the well known couple attended the pleasing event, and in the evening a very delightful dance was given al SiIvernail's hall in honor of the occasion.
 Jack Kraft, the we'll known caterer, i'll honor of his fiftieth birthday, gave a delightful supper and reception at his residence north of the track on Tuesday evening to small but select crowd of friends. The supper was voted grand success and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all il attendance.
 Quite a number of people tool advantage of an opportunity O. spending a social evening at th' M. E. church last Thursday night at the Epworth League social Ice cream, cake and sherbet was served. for which. small charge was made,and the receipts derived from the social will be sent to the missionary society which is doing most noble work through out the land.
 B. F. Sweetwood received a dis patch Wednesday from his wife, who is visiting at Victoria, B. C., stating that there had been a big fire in that city the day before, in the neighborhood in which she resided, but that she had escaped unharmed with no loss of her personal effects. This was the biggest fire in the history of Victoria, the loss being estimated at half a million dollars.
 c. E. Boyce and Mir. Wolf, both of Williams. were receiving cattle here last Saturday that were de- livered to them here by Mir. Gus Becker, of Springerville. Hank Sharp. with a force of men, was in charge of the cattle for Mir. Becker. He turned over to Mir Boyce 539 head of yearlings and to Mir. Wolf $50 head of two-year- olds. The price paid for yearlings was $14; for twos SIS -Holbrook Argus.
 Extra westbound freight train No. 843 on the Santa Fe went into the ditch four miles east of Wins low Wednesday morning, when the train was running past new spur track. Four cars of mining machinery were scattered over the right of way for some distance and traffic was delayed for several hours. There was considera ble damage to equipment. So far as known no one was hurt.
 Do you know Walker, of Mishler & Walker, the photograp phers? Yes. He has arrived in town, as handsome as of yore, and the same jolly old boy, ready to take your picture or tell you funny story. and has put up his big tent-on the ga me old lot near the opera house He has enlarged his tent to almost double its former size, and has added many new and up to date Improvements, especially the lates, improved lenses, and is now pre- pared to do all kinds of work in his line in first class manner. Call and see his new outfit and you will be sure to leave your order for some photos. Walker can make you look handsome, if anyone can. He had some trouble about getting his outfit here, owing to the care lessness of some one connected with the Santa Fe freight depart ment, and is two weeks behind his | time here