Williams news., 1910-05-28
J. w. Weatherford, a prominent

that city. was business visitor in ! town on Wednesday,. He stated to THE NEWS that he was yery much opposed to Flagstaff giving cele- bration this year; that he believed in keeping the agreement made by the business men of that town two years ago. and that Fla agstaff would gain nothing by breaking it; that 1 Williams was entitled to the cele- bration this year, and, further, that he was not alone among the busi- ness men of that town who had ex- pressed the same views regarding the dishonorahle methods of his home town in this matter.
 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. ~,,-
 Many'of the citizens of Williams were on the streets Monday evening to observe the eclipse of the moon, and to ascertain if it would in any way throw some light on the tail of Hslley's comet. As usual, several of the ekeptics were in evidence, who had no faith that such an occnrance was about to take place. Shortly before nine o'clock the eclipse be- gan to appear and it was noticeable for about two hours, during that time the tail of Halley's wiggled brazenly in the sky.
 Col. Bill" Luddy, the typo gra phical tourist, paid old friends in Williams his annual visit this week. "Bill" began these annual tours 'wav back when Dr.. Mary Walker was a mere tot, and have since been as regular as the tail of Halley's comet-to be looked for even if they do get lost in the shuf- he. He left for Flagstaff Wednes- day evening for short visit with his old friends. Bro. Bettersworth and District Attorney Sleeves.
 Where are you going, my pretty maid?" "To get Ben Hur Soap, sir," she said.
 Moral-The Racket Store has just received large lot of that fla nous clothes bleaching Ben Hur soap.
 Bobby Burns purchased the stock and conveyances of the Patterson Transfer Co., this week, and amour ces that he will be ready for busi- ness Monday morning. He is going to be prepared to handle picnic parties, automobile parties, funer- als. and every kind of trans fer and livery work. Bob is a hust- Ter and is sure to get his share of business and give satisfaction. He will have two wagons on the street all the time.
 Chas. J. Larson of Flagstaff has opened up the lunch car on Will Hams Ave-, and is ready to serve the public with the best and choic- est dishes that the market affords Larson comes recommended as a first class cook, and only white help will be employed in the manage ment of the of lunch counter
 w. w. Bass and wife returned from Los Angeles last. Saturday. Mrs. Bass and the children have been visiting on the coast for some time and Mr. Bass made the trip in to accompany them home. They left for their home at the Canyon Sunday morning.
 A. A. Milligan. the genial and accommodating superintendent of construction of the Overland Tele- phone company, after a few days pleasant visit in town, left Wednes- day evening for Flagstaff, where he has about a months work 10 do. Mrs. F. R. Nellis left on Thurs. day for Monrovia, Cal, where che will make her future home. Her daughter, Miss Florence, will re- main in Williams until after the 1 Ennrth of I,,l,r oalo h1f