Williams news., 1909-11-27

uTEey IdlleS udNo UccI COuluS thick the past week. It looks like about three fourths of the families in Williams enjoyed a big turkey feast on Thanksgiving day. The editor of this great religious weekly was afraid of spelling his we'll trained appetite for liver and, so stuck by the same old diet, except for having few prunes on the side as dessert.
 Jacob Cauffman purchased this week 160 acres near Phoenix, upon which he intends to place a large number of cattle to fatten for the market. The deal was made thru our old friend, Joe Johnston, and we expect to hear of Joe making many more sales of this nature, as he can be depended upon to give his customers a square deal.
 THE NEWS is in receipt of an in- vitation from the board of faculty of the Tempe normal school to be present at the dedication of the new auditorium and science hall next Monday, the 18th. Governor R E. Sloan and Kirke T. Moore, terri torial school superintendent, are among those who will deliver ad- Lo
 Some lover of valuable canines stole G. A. Boenitsch's English setter last Saturday and took it to Ash Fork where it was probably sold. But the dog did not take up with it's new owner, returning to it's original master Tuesday. The dog is valued at $100, Adolph was glad to get him back.
 s. A. Cummings, formerly we'll known resident of Williams, but now residing at Redlands, Calif., came in Wednesday evening to look after his property here and spend Thanksgiving with old friends. He left last evening on No. 2 on 8 visit to his aged father at Dahville, H., and brother in Chicago.
 Patsy Hollihan of Ash Fork was circulating among his friends intowr yesterday. He had sold his busi- ness interests at Ash Fork to Chas Rambaud, and intends leaving or Monday for Murietta Hot Springs California, where he will remain for thirty days taking treatments for rhematism.
 There are no clothes so gooe for your money as Hart Schaffnel & Marx clothes. Babbitt-Polsor Co. are selling them to the bes dressers in Williams.
 Mrs. J. C. Lloyd, who has spent the past ten months in Williams left yesterday for her home at Sedrt Woolley, Washington. She camt here for her health in February ane returns home now in perfect health Another score in favor of the vigor giving climate of Williams.
 Albert Milligan. the Arizona Overland Telephone Company switch board man. arrived in towr Tuesday evening to eat turke, with his friends here. He will re
 turn to the construction camps 0
 his company tomorrow, .. c. c. Hutchinson, the sheepman n returned on Tuesday from Flag staff. Mrs. Hutchinson is expected
 home in a short time from her ex
 tended visit relatives in the east
 when they will go to Phoenix t.
 remain for the winter.
 r General Supt. c. Lewis of th g Postal Telegraph Company, of Lo
 Angeles. was in Williams Sunday !, leaving Monday for Winslow ol business. While in town he wa
 the guest of Supt. J. c. Creegan c this district.
 J. w. Mccormack, the popula manager of the Harvey news stant
 in this city, has resigned to talk charge of the news service on tn 2 Grand Canyon line. G. Kenned ] will succeed him here.
 < Mrs. w. F. Dermont left on Nc !. 8 Sunday night for Los Angeles |- where she went to eat Thanksgivin ]. turkey with her daughter, Mis-