Williams news., 1908-09-19


 terly conference at 500 p m., Sat urday the 10th. This will be his last official visit prior to the annual conference which will be held at Douglas, Arizona, on Oct 1st. Rev. Rogers will also preach Sabbath morning in the local church Everybody is cordially invited t. be present.
 Mrs. Alice J. Waldron, state counsel of the Lady Macca bees of the World, returned Tuesday even ing from two weeks stay in Los Angeles. Mrs. Waldron expectt to leave today (Saturday) fol Albuquerque, where she will take charge of the advertising work 10 oe done by the Maccabees during the state fair and irrigation congress to be held there.
 S. F. Noble. of Syracuse, N. 4., who has just finished his course in geology in Harvard college, is now ut on Shinumo creek, under the
 guidance of John Waltenbsrg, and IS collecting material for thesis
 preparatory to receiving his degree.
 Ie is expecting some friends t' Ioin him for few weeks outing al
 he Canyon.
 A satisfied customer is the best
 advertisement a store can have. Mir. Mathews, find your fresh .ase eggs from Kansas are just as
 good as the. ranch eggs 1 have been
 ,aying 10 cents dozen more for
 Yours to please, RACKET STORE.
 Louis Larson, a lumber jack,
 committed suicide by shooting, al
 Camp Thursday, while in a
 .tate ofintoxication of The remains
 were brought to town Thursday
 ,vening and buried Friday in
 he local cemetery. Larson had
 10 near relatives here. Appropriate
 ;uneral services were conducted bN
 Rev Roberts.
 E. G. Dubois left "Wednesday y ' for his new home at Turlock, Cal ' The NEWS regrets to see Mir. Du
 Bois leave Williams, for he was a U mighty good citizen, and we hope > if he becomes tired of life down On
 the farm," he will again make this
 ,ity his home. Here's wishing you
 III kinds of good luck, Ed.
 Fine American and Swiss cheese C. specially for lunches.-HILL & IS KENNEDY. g, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Lumsden ar n rived home Wednesday from Iowa It where they had gone to attend th'
 funeral of Mrs. Lumsden's father n, They were accompanied by siste Ie If Mrs. Lumsden, whose home i Id in Los Angeles The party left fo ee the Canyon on the afternoon train
 The saw mill resumed operation - Monday. after a few days shut n Town. on account of the difficult. '' encountered in logging at tn gh camps The mill is, for the present CT running only eight hours per day ,e. but it is intended to resume tn CT ten hour shifts as soon as possible
 Our line of gents ready to wea ls- suits cannot be exoelled for tn nm priee-Raeket Store.
 Ire Sidney Herrick, who has bee he employed at Grand Canyon fo
 the past year, arrived in the cit lst the latter part of last week an ed visited with his sister, Mrs. Georg in Patterson, and other relatives, UT cts til Thursday, when he departe ps for Los Angeles.
 a Mrs. Miller of Albuquerque. wh IF. is the guest of Mrs. w. D. Finne, 10, will sing in the Methodist churr of tomorrow, at both morning an ve evening services. It is a rare tre,
 for Williams audiences to hear Ps- singer of Mrs. Miller's ability. Just received largest assor as- ment of candy ever brought to tf K HILL & KENNEDY. KS Lambert Hacker, who has bee la employed for some time at the S. nt NJ l. O.. resigned his position if Gler last week, and on Monda