Williams news., 1909-12-04
The local lodge of Good Templars

term- On lueSOay evening, Dec, IA the lodge will hold social ses sion for the members and their friends. The.program will consist of speeches, reading, recitations and songs. Oyster stew will be served free of charge. On next Tuesday evening the lodge will meet in a regular session. Two candidates will be initiated.
 Remember, we will offer to the trade nothing but fresh candy. shipped direct from the factory. In fact, we are all sold out now and cannot offer you anything but fresh candies, as our next shipment will he in about the 18th of December.
 PARLoR BARBER SHOP.
 The motion picture exhibition given at the Silvernail hall last Saturday and Sunday nights was greeted by packed house. The pictures were splendid and there were lots of them. The entertain ment speaks for the owner of the show, Charlie Edwards. who is an expert operator of moving picture machines, and operated the machine himself while exhibiting in Will- jams.
 Look over the Racket Store's display of Christmas cards before you buy elsewhere.
 The Womans' Club held social session Tuesday evening with Mrs. Bertha Kennedy. The hostesses of the evening were Mrs. Kennedy and Misses Sughrue and Tefft. A luncheon consisting of pumpkin pie, fruit cake. cocoa, etc., was served. About fifteen ladies were present. .
 Mrs. Jas. R. Thompson and little son Weldron passed through here on Tuesday on their way to Selig- man, where MT. Thompson is now employed. They had been spend ing the past three months visiting with relatives and friends at the old home in Michigan.
 LosT-A Scotch Collie bitch, will answer to name "Carrie Nation; D sable color, black and white. Suit able reward for any information leading to her return. J. F. Daggs, owner, Williams, Arizona. -fl-
 Albert Milligan returned to his work with the Arizona Overland Telephone Co.,. Sunday evening after spending his Thanksgiving vacation with his friends in Will jams. He is doing switch board work for the telephone people east of Flagstaff. .e Another mining company waf formed by Williams men this week The new company has secured the control of ten valuable mining claims near Tucson. The company will begin development work or about Feb. 1.
 You don't know how vel dressed you can be until you wear Hart Schaffner & Marz clothes. Babbitt-P olson carry 2 full line of them.
 Patsy Hollihan, the retired busi ness man of Ash Fork, was in tn, city Sunday He left Monday fol Murietta Hot Springs, California where he will take treatment fol rheumatism for the next thirty Gays.
 Those desiring to take out thei r naturalization papers at the nex term of the district court for thi county should read the notice pub lished elsewhere in this issue by District Court Clerk N. G. Layton
 Otto Lebsch left last Sunday fo Phoenix for a visit with his son after which he will make an inspec tion of the works of the G. M. M dS NJ. Go. near Skull Valley befor returning home.
 H. P. Blome returned to hi home at Flagstaff last Saturday after a two days visit in Williams | He is the son of Dr. R.H.H. Blome president of the northern Arizon, normal school. A magnificent display of prett, Christmas cards at the Racke Store.