Williams news., 1907-11-16

We clip the following from the International-American, published at Douglas, concerning Mrs. K. w. Williams, president of the local Womau's Club: From the City of Pines came Mrs. K. W. Williams of Willia ms-the gracious president of the youngest club in the federation. The report which Mrs. Williams gave of the formation and work of her club was an lnspirrtion to all who listened to her report on Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Williams brilliant son, Lawrence Williams, as member of the lower house of the twenty fourth legislature, will be remembered by all who followed the proceedings of that body"
 Emmerson Greenwald, the little fellow better known as Buster Brown," aged about four years, to a notion to ride on the war nj he'd cars the other evening He climbed on the first passenger train that came along and was taken in oh ,rge by MT. Cornish, and placed on returning train, at Flagstaff, and arrived home in due time to his anguishing mother. none the worse off for his adventure.
 Jacob Salzman returned to the ci Monday morning from Los Angeles, where he had been visit ing for several weeks with his wife and family. We hope to gee Mir. Sa zman decide to go into business again in this section. as he is the kir,d of citizen that helps to build up a community and can always be found on the front ranks for anything that will benefi the oom- munity in which he resides.
 Billy Mccoy received a telegram m Friday from LeRoy. Michigan. telling him of the serious illness of his father. Mir. Mccoy left Friday evening for LeRoy. Word was received here yesterday from Mir Mccoy to the effect that his father had died one day before his arrival in LeRoy. His many friends here extend heartfelt sympathy.
 A new clothing store is one of the things Williams is going to find in ita Christmas stocking this year. The new store is to occupy the building now occupied by the postoffice It could not be learned who the proprietor will be. It is expected that the store will he open for business just before the holidays.
 J. L. Hawkins, an old man who hss been here for Il few weeks. was robbed of gold watch, diamond set ring and a pair of diamond get cuff buttons, Sunday night. The poor old fellow was under the in f1uence of liquor when the heecinP was done. and was almost helpless
 Three or four young fellows who are we'll known here were arrested Thursday on a charge of trolling" a drunken man, and appeared be fore Judge Langin late yesterday afternoon after the NEWS had gone to press, therefore we could not give the particulars.
 F. R. Nellis departed Wednes- day for Phoenix. The I o. O. F. were having a great time there dur ing the week. Ferd never misses an opportunity like that to gel among his brother Odd Fellows If he has time he will also take in the sights at the fair.
 Word was received here thls week that Fred Krohn, formerly a well known engineer on the Santa Fe out of Williams had been killed at San Diego. The report stated that he in some way was run over hv his engine and was literally cut to pieces.
 Postmaster Smith went to the fair at Phoenix Wednesday. Mrs smith went earlier in the week. They expect to return tomorrow Mrs. Dorothy Stark. assistant post mistress. is in charge of the office during the absence of MT. Smith.
 An unknown Mexican was run over by the cars at Seligman on Monday and very badly injured Dr. Ada ms of that place. on Tues- day. amputated an arm and a. leg of the unfortunate man, but he died few days later
 Mrs. Ramsdelle. formerly of Rumford Falls, Maine. was the guest of Mrs. H. A. Hicks last week and attended the renuion Saturday evening with the Odd Fellows and Rehekahs