Williams news., 1908-05-16
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SuiCI, III OhdINy huh1 iAO ie mixed up in the fun all the way through. And Spettigue-old Spet- ligue-the college solicitor, wid over. is an amusing charac' CT. He ia ills in love and is ''dectived, cru ely deceived." Then there is Sir Francis Chesney--Jack's father who has served in His Maj-sty's army in India. He is a widower a..d feels that he is "a traveller in desert, foot-sore and weary" He hecomes Charley's uncle. Watch the NEWS for further information bout "Charley's Aunt"
 A man giving his name as Wal ter Wakely was fined $1O in police court Thursday and in default of pay ment is roasting in the city cala boose. Wakely was accom- panied by woman, presumabl y his wife. They secured room at Pat Crowe's and the next morning Pat missed a suit of clothes. An investigation proved that Wakely who was preparing to board No. ' had the clothes in his suit case.
 A letter was received by tn. NEWS this week from J T. Green law, now loca' ed at Mexico City in which it is stated that Dan Doyle. Jack Wolff and N. Osborn, who left here recently for a tour of Old Mexico, were there but would soon return to the states, having seen enough of the interesting points of that country. MT Greenlaw ad vises all boys to stay away from Mexico unless sent for.
 | "Mert" Kennedy. who once rorked az hunter jack for the Saginaw company at Williams as instantly killed by freight rain passing over his body al Flagstaff, early Thuredav morning It is not known whether he fell from the moving train or fell under he wheels in attempting to board he train.
 Hon. H c. Lockett passed thro Williams Monday on his way tc Phoenix Mir. Lockett says he in ends to remain there this time nntil it quits showing. or long enough to allow lagstaff carpen- .ers to finish some kind of a shelter for him and his ia milv Too cold 70 camp out just at present.
 George Brooks. a hobo whose relatives live in Massachusetts was killed while trying to noard a train at Ash Fork. Friday night oi last week. Brooks head was sev
 red from the hodv by the car wheels az smoothly az if done by a surgeons knife. The remains were inferred at Ash Fork.
 Ice cream season opens at Hill S Kennedy's today, Saturday, lay 10th.
 The base ball game tomorrov netween Williams and Flagstaff promises to he a good one. Flag .taff has a good team. but the Will jams boys feel confident of an easy victory. Everybody turn out and tive the clubs a good send off. A good time is assured.
 The Ladies' Aid Society will give ] social at the home of Mrs H. F Adams, Wednesday. May 20 from 3 to5 pm. Every one i. cordially invited. Refresh will h. served; a free will offerir g will be taken.
 It is reported that the big dan built at Mcclellan last summer al l cost of $4O.OOO by the Santa F. has sprung a big leak. The late heavy storms filled the dam with a I rush, and proba bly, caused the break.
 Williams people have contribut ed quite literally toward the sup port of the ball team, and it is up to the boys to make good by giv. ing the Flagstaff team substan- tial drubbing tomorrow.
 Thos. A Flynn. the genial and accommodating clerk of the hoard If supervisors, passed through here Monday on his way to the Canyon where he will enjoy a well earned vacation for several days.
 s far as we are able to learn, nothing definite has yet been ac- c"mplished in the way of appre- hending the party or parties who broke into Poison Bros. store one night last week.
 Poison Brothers Mercantile Go. received this week a carload of choice Kansas corn fed hogs for