Williams news., 1910-03-19


 appeals has just handed down its decision affirming the verdict of the district court in which he was awarded judgment of $7,922. The accident on which suit was based, occurred in Williams on January 29, 1903. Seegar was locomotive fireman and was under his engine cleaning an ash pan when an engine ahead was attached to the one MT. Seegar was under, and started to move ahead. His left arm was badly crushed.
 To be comfortable about your clothes, as we'll as in them, wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. You can see the new patterns at Babbitt-P olson Co.'S.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Willis were in town Sunday enroute home at Winslow from two days visit at the Grand Canyon. They had just returned from a three weeks visit in San Francisco. Mrs. Willis mother of Ell Paso accompanied them on the trip through California and to the Grand Canyon.
 Spring ginghams, percales, Wex- ford cloth, muslins, in fact every thing in pretty goods for spring, are being daily received at the
 RACKET STORE.
 The attendance of the Methodist Sunday school was 1O9 last Sunday morning. The Mems Bible Class had an enrolment of thirteen. A special invitation is extended to all to attend the school tomorrow at 9:45 a. m. There will be special music to be sung by choir of twenty five voices.
 Sanford Rowe of Grand Canyon was business visitor in Williams Thursday. MT. Rowe reports min ing looking up both at Anita and the Canyon, and it is expected that quite a force of miners will find work at those places soon after the Humboldt smelter starts.
 John Gilson returned home on No. 10 Tuesday evening from few days bushes trip at Congress Junction. He has accepted the position of road supervisor for the Williams district and will have crews at work on the county roads in a month or six weeks.
 FOR SALE-Ten shares in the Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Association, drawing 124 per cent dividend. Inquire at THE NEWS office.
 While Vic Melick was working on the top of 60 foot light pole he dropped a snipe he was smoking and jumped off the pole to get it.. He knocked a large hole in the sidewalk and spoiled new pair of shoes, besides hurting his corns, but he saved the snipe.
 Mrs. J. H. Cruse of Oklahoma arrived in town last Sunday and after a few days visit with her brother. Wm. A. Field and family, left Wednesday for Helvetia, Ari- zona, where her husband is inter- ested in mining. MT. Cruse has been in Helvetia all winter.
 Moving picture show at the Sil- vernail hall every Monday and Wednesday night. Four new reels, 400O feet, every week.
 A dispatch was received from Fairview yesterday saying that a dead man was found in box car there yesterday morning. Coroner Rounseville went to Fairview in the afternoon to hold an inquest, but had not returned when THE NEWS went to press.
 A new arc light has been put up on the corner of Williams avenue and First street, below the town hall. It is possible now to attend meeting at the hall in the evening without danger of falling over some thing and breaking an arm or leg.
 If you want to be as we'll dressed as you can be, wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. You can get them from Babbitt- Poison Go. I
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Plum, and his father and mother departed on No. 10 Thursday evening for their old home in Michigan. The latter will remain in Michigan, while the former will probably return in a month or six weeks.
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