Williams news., 1910-11-19

day night. The people of Williams enjoyed the classic music so well that they chartered the Odd Eel lows hall and gave a big dance Friday night which was attendsd by all the folks in town.
 It is to be regretted that Prof. DeLegro and his able assistants cannot remain in Williams for Thanksgiving and allow the danc- ing public to enjoy a few more strains of his wonderful music
 Mildred Williams, a young lady of the red light district. seems to be giving our local police force con- siderable trouble, as she was again up for trial Monday afternoon be- fore his Honor Judge Lebsch. charged with running a house of i'll fame The young lady was given a jury trial and the jury acquitted her of. the charge. For the benefit of our town marshal, it may be said that there are other jurors in the town. and if at first you don't succeed try again, and if these young ladies do not comply with the ordinances of the town why there is nothing left for the marshal to do but bring them to court, and do it every day.
 $3 and $2 will be given for the first and second prize for the best recitation by girl school children on school children's night" Friday Nov 25th at the Williams theater Decision will be rendered by plac- ing hand over children's head and listening who receive the most ap- plause from the audience.
 Mrs Marie Nichols and J. F. Warlop were united in marriage at Prescott, Ariz, Sept. 30. The bride, who has been a resident of Ash Fork for many years, is one of our pioneer women and held in high esteem by all who know her. The groom, who is foreman of the Rock Castle mine at McCabe, is to be congratulated. THE NEWS joins their many friends in wishing the happy couple a happy and pros porous married life.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Barney made a flying trip back to dear old Will Hams Saturday, packed up all her belongings returning to Phoenix, where she has purchased nice residence out near "5 points" and an so acre ranch 12 miles out. Roy and Anna who are going to school at Tempe will come to Phoe nix. Anna will enter high school and Roy will take business course at Lampsons. "Grand-pap" Bayles is there too.
 New pictures at the Williams Theater Saturday and Sunday.
 The Rev. John K. Hunter, D. D
 pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Belfast, Ireland, was a visitor at the Grand Canyon last week and was the genial guest of
 Rev. J. NJ, Ocheltree during Mon- day afternoon of this week discuss
 ing with him the social, political and religious life in this country and in Ireland Dr. Hunter is a man of wide information, typical Irishman, and most interesting character.
 At the social given last Friday evening at the old curio building by Messrs. Lee and Cook. Miss Jennie Daggs won first prize for the ladies, N J Allen first prize for gentlemen; Leotta Thompson the boohy prize for ladies and Mr.
 Kline the booby prize for the men.
 Refreshments were served at II D
 m., after which the card tables were pushed aside and dancing was in- dulged in until after 1 o'clock. Picture Stories, Sunday and
 Monday nights at Silvernail hall. J. A. Cumberland, a man about 35 years of age who has been em ployed about town for the past year, began acting queerly about 1.-two weeks ago. He was taken to Flagstaff Monday evening and on Tuesday morning he was taken before Probate Judge Kidd, ad- Judged insane and taken to the asylum by Deputy Geo. Patten. Wednesday was pay day for the l Santa Fe in Williams. and coDse-