Williams news., 1910-07-23
Ross Barnard, last week, pur.


 avenue and Fifth street, and will take possession about August 1st This property is located in one of the desirable residence portions of the town, and MT. Barnard made a good bargain when he secured it. It is understood that MT. and Mrs. Lamb will leave in short time on an extended visit to Kansas. Pineapples, peaches, plums, grapes apples, bananas, oranges, lemons, tomatoes, green chili, Summer squash, radishes, onions, bers, new potatoes, received in refriger- ator car twice week, in first class condition. Call phone 3-1. Goods delivered to any part of the city. RACKET STORE. John Gilson's team came running into town Thursday afternoon from the direction of the mill dam where they were hauling rock, and ran in- to the corner of the bank building on Bill Williams Ave. The driver in making an effort to stop them, after they were frightened, lost his balance and was thrown against the wagon, receiving some bad bruises on the head.
 Program of picture stories at the Silvernail Hall Saturday night, re- peated Sunday and Monday nights: The Angel of Dawson's Claim, The Mulligans Hire Out, Seven Days, The Portrait, The Lost Trail. A pleasant time assured to all who may attend.
 Chas. Tanner, recently socialist candidate for marshal of Jerome, being defeated by only few votes, was here Saturday enroute to Den yer as a delegate to the annual con- vention of the Western Federation of Miners. Tanner lays his defeat at the door of the United Verde.
 Col. Wm. Lockridge, the Anita mining man, was a business visitor in town the first of the week. He came in after supplies and to buy a good team of horses and wagon for hauling ore at his mines. He purchased the freighting outfit be- longing to Maggie Harris.
 The Williams Transfer Go. solic- it's your patronage of all transfer and dray work. Water for sale; prompt delivery of everything. Our wagons are always at your call.-phone 45. Main office, Hill & Kennedy's store.
 Smith & Hammond, Props.
 A recital under the auspices of the Library Association will be given Friday evening, July 29. The Youny ladies who take part in this recital have met with great success in other cities. Your atten ton is called to the display ad on this page.
 Miss Burns McMurray and bro ther Allen of Quero, Tex, were the guests of Mrs. George Matthews last Saturday. They made the trip to Grand Canyon and were on their way to the coast and will take in the coast cities before their return to Texas
 The Story Pictures exhibited in London, New York or San Francisco don't surpass those presented to the Williams public at Silvernail Hall.
 The local lodge of the Modern Woodmen of America will be insti- tuted Monday. Organizer Eubanks will then leave for the Grand Can yon, where he will endeavor to in stitute another lodge, leaving there he goes to Ash Fork for the same purpose.
 Wm. Mccoy is building a big storage dam which will be used in the dry season for watering stock. Pat Grove is also interested in the construction of this dam, as it will be sufficiently large Ito accommo- date both ranches.
 FOR SALE-Cash register; double drawer. Price $50. Inquire at the NEWS office. 6-23 If.
 Joe Moorman, who has been operating a Chili Wagon, left this week for Missoula, Mont, where he has accepted a more lucrative posi- ton. It is probable that the chili shop will be continued under new management.