Williams news., 1909-10-16

Ross Barnard, the cashier at the local depot, left Wednesday night for Albuquerque and from there he leaves today for Indianapolis, and after few days visit there he goes to Bedford, Indiana. where he will become a benedict on October 27 His bride is Miss Mary Stone. one of the most popular young ladies of Bedford. She is favorably known in the society circles of Williams, having spent the past summer here as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. H. F Ferguson. The young couple will be at home in this city about Nov. 18th.
 FOR SALE-6O acres near Phoenix all in alfalfa except small or chard. Good five room house, lots of shade and fruit; good outbuild ings; land Is fenced and cross fenced; regular water; best buy in the valley; $16O per acre, half cash, balance to suit. Address: Jos. Johnston, 42-44 North 1st Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
 T. E. Pollock. the Flagstaff finan cier, came down on the limited on Wednesday night to meet the pres idential party here and accompany them to the Canyon. MT. Pollock had the distinguished honor of be ing appointed by Governor Sloan as one of the committee of twenty four to escort President Taft and party on their travels throughout northern Arizona.
 Practice dance at the Silvernail hall every Wednesday night, Ad- mission 50 cents.
 J. B. Garfield, who left month ago for San Jacinto. California. will not return to Williams at the present time. He was checked in as manager of the Harvey curio store at Ash Fork yesterday, where he will remain for the winter. Joe is we'll liked in this city where he was the popular manager of the Harvey curio store.
 The Albuquerque Tribune Citizen issued last Saturday big New Mexico fair edition containing tasty illustrations and we'll written ar ticles of the resources of Albuquer que and other section of our grea, sister territory. It is the boost editions of this kind that helps to build up this great southwest.
 There are no clothes so good for your money as Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. Babbitt.PoIson Co. are selling them to the best dressers in Williams.
 Martin Buggeln, Robert Kinser and w. H. Cox, on Monday, made a shipment of four cars of cattle to San Diego, Cal. The cattle were in charge of Robert Kinser, jr.. and James Bradshaw. It is the inten ton of young "Bob" to remain in San Diego for the winter, visiting with another uncle.
 Dispatcher w. D. Finney return ed from the Grand Canyon yester, day morning, where he acted as private telegraphist to the president when he opened over the wires the Fourth National Dairy Show at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Thursday evening between ' and 7:3O o'clock
 If your boy needs a good pair of school shoes don't fail to bring him to the store of Joe Blumberg & Co.
 Miss Bertha J. Peet left Sunday evening for her home at Monticello, Indiana, after a several months visit in this city with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Nordyke. Enroute Miss Peet will visit for a few days at Winslow, Holbrook and Bslen, N. M.
 William Sangster is filling the position of cashier at the local depot during the absence of Ross Barnard in the east. MT. Sangster is the regular cashier at the depot at Gallup, but formerly was con nected with the Santa Fe here.
 FOR sALE-Dwelling house, three blocks from the saw mill.
 c. P. SILvERNAIL.
 A. T. Cornish came in Saturday evening from Goldroads, Mohave county, to visit old friends in this section He left for Ela ustaff op