Williams news., 1910-03-26
Body Found at Fairview

came to his death from epileptic fits, this being the opinion entertained at the coroner's in- quest From the paper and letters found in his pockets it was discovered that his name was Joe Buchanan, native of Manchester, England. He evidently had been a sailor, both on the ocean and the lakes, having receipts of the Lake & seamen's Union in his pockets.
 Letters were found in his pockets from NJ. B. Tofty, and Nina Tofty, of Pierre, South Dakota. addressed to him in Kansas City. where he ac cording to these letters had been i'll month or more, coming to Kansas City from South Dakota. He had come on a employment ticket from Kansas City as far as Flagstaff, having in his pocket a receipt from Koenigs Labor Agency, 507 Bluff Str, Kansas City. Buchanan was about twenty-four years of age. The car he was found in going west.
 One of the great books of the age is the Dawn of Tomorrow" by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Edith Adams Stewart, assisted by her daughter. Miss Jean Stewart, will put on her own adaptation of this master work, at the opera house next Wednesday evening, the com pliments of the Santa Fe. Much of her ada ptation being set to music and will reach more hearts, stir more fond memories, awaken larger hopes and stimulate kindly deeds and acts of heroism, than any be- fore the country.
 Come in and look over our new snappy line of boys and children's chothes.
 Babbitt-Po Polson Go.
 P. D. Berry of Grand View in sending his subscription to this paper says: ''The weather is fine. snow gone except few drifts on the north hill sides and in a well shaded places and the grass is further along here on top of the mountain than it was on April 17 Of last year. All our reservoirs are full of water"
 The Mint Company received a letter Tuesday from President Shea saying that he would be back in Williams the first week in April, and having severed his connection with the s. & M. Lbr. Co.,, he would devote all his time in future to the Mint G. M. & M. Go.
 Mrs. G. w. Matthews and Miss Florence Harris returned Wednes- day from Flagstaff, where they went with the Racket Store milli- nery display Monday. They sold and took orders for many pretty hats
 Moving picture show at the SiI- vernafl hall every Monday and Wednesday night. Four new reels, 4OOO feet, every week.
 The concert given by the Knox College Glee and Entertainment Club, of Galesburg Ill.,, last night at the opera house was the best en- tertainment given here this winter by the Santa Fe. The stage was beautifully decorated. The members of the Club were entertained at the "Pines," the home of MT. and Mrs. w. F. Dermont yesterday afternoon. They were also | given a tally-ho ride through the town. | Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Burns, of seligman, were l week. "Bob'' informs us that he has branched out into the live stock business and his mis sion here is to buy large bunch of horses Incidentally, he also informs us that he is a receptive candidate for town marshal of Will jams at the coming town election.
 handsome new cigar case is among the new fixtures which have been added at the Parlor Barber Shop, and adds materially to the interior looks of this popular business place.
 Mrs. James Bradshaw and the children re | turned from Texas last Sunday. We are sorry to state that Mrs. Bradshaw's health was not benefited by the change of climate.
 There are two candidates for school trustee today--Jas. A. Johnson and Andrew Miller both good men for the place. Take your choice but go and vote.
 Mrs. J. S. Amundsen and little son returned | Thursday evening from their extended visit with their relatives in Kingman, Arizona.
 Andrew Carnegie is expected to visit the Grand Canyon during the coming week. He i: coming from Los Angeles.
 Miss Lava sughrue went to Flagstaff wednes day morning to have some dental work done.
 MT. and Mrs. Omar Ramey left Wednesday or a months visit at the old home in Missouri.
 Patsy Hollihan, the Ash Fork contractor transacted business in town yesterday.
 Attorney Geo. w. Glowner made profes sonal visit to Flagstaff Thursday.
 Mrs. Harry Griffeth of Seligman was shopping in town last Saturday.
 Mrs. A. c. Lamb has returned home from l visit in Prescott.
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