Williams news., 1909-09-25
A special train of PulImans. i


 two sections, carrying over one hun dred members of the Inter national Bottle Makers Assn, ar. rived in Williams early yesterday morning enroute for the Grand Canyon. They are due to return from the Canyon tomorrow after noon, going to Los Angeles and thence to the exposition in Seattle. The party started from New York City.
 Several cars of freight being de- railed at Mcclellan delayed the eastbound limited No. 4 and No. 8 Thursday about twelve hours. The westbound passenger train No. 1 was delayed five hours. There be- ing deep cut along the track where the wreck occurred it was a slow job to clear the blocked track.
 Mrs. Peet left Monday for her home in Indiana after a summers visit with her daughter, Mrs. E.. J. Nordyke. She went by the way of Los Angeles to Seattle where she will spend few days visiting the big exposition, after which she will leave for home. going over the northern route.
 Joseph Johnston. for many years resident and business man of Williams, has located in Phoenix and is now engaged in the real es- tate business. Everybody in Coco nino county knows Joe and will join THE NEWS in wishing him success in his new venture.
 Mrs. Wm. Heron, who left here about two months ago for Los An geles, has concluded to remain there for the winter. and has rented a rooming house at COY s. Figueroa street, where shewill be pleased to meet her Williams friends when they visit that city.
 Manager John Laukowsgy of the Fray Marcos hotel has ordered a new U. S. flag, 1Ox12 feet in size, which will float from the flagstaff over the hotel for the first time on Oct. IA, the day of President Taft's visit in Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Dermont, and duaughter, Margareth, left on Thursday for Oakland, California, where Miss Dermont will attend school this fall and winter. MT. and Mrs. Dermont will return home next week.
 U. s. Marshal Overlook has com pleted his corps of deputies by the appointment. of Bernard Anderson at Phoenix, J. J. Reddick at Pres colt, and c. L. Fowler at Nogales. Constable Bob Postle has been watching the wheels go round at district court this week and seeing that Judge Doe and Sheriff Francis were not neglecting their duties. Mrs. Geo. w. Matthews will have beautiful flowers in bloom the year around from now on. She had a hot house built and it is full of pretty flowers and plants. Supervisor L. D. Yaeger was transacting business in town Thurs day. Louie is one of the big stock men of northern Arizona, and a successful business man.
 Geo. Byron left this week for Flagstaff from where be went to work on the line of the Arizona Overland Telephone Company.
 Attorney George w. Glowner is a busy man this week. He has several important case in the dis trict court to look after. Raise the standard and lower the prices is our motto. Almond Cream, formerly soc, now only 25c at the Grand Canyon Drug Go.
 MT. and Mrs. William Dalton ar rived in Williams on No. 8 yester- day from Santa Cruz, California.
 Mrs. Peter Burns is enjoying a visit from her sister, who arrived here this week from Michigan.
 P. s. Roman, of the Grand Can yon hotel, was called to Flagstaff Thursday on court business.
 Annie c. Haycock has been ap- pointed postmistress at Fredonia, vice s. c. Jensen, resigned.
 Miss Edna Buggeln- left Thurs day for Oakland. California, where she will attend school.
 w. w. Bass, the Grand Canyon mining man, was business visitor in town last Saturday.