Williams news., 1910-10-22
F. o. Poison, of Rabbit. Poison

'I F. O. Poison, of Rabbit. Poison Co.,. left for Kansas City yesterday morning to have his injured arm treated. It will be remembered that MT. Poison. about three months since, had the misfortune to break his arm while attempting to climb between two cars at the crossing at l the freight depot. It has not healed properly, and he has gone to Kan
 sas City to consult the leading physicians in hopes they can effect a speedy and permanent cure.
 The Williams Theater manage. ment have decided to give only -four shows each week, believing this will better suit the patrons of the house. New pictures will be given at each show, and this will no doubt draw large crowds each evening. The nights this cozv little play house will be open will be Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
 Carl Eiberger and Frank Earns worth have taken few days off from their duties on the Santa Fe and left on Monday for the noun tains southeast of town on deer hunting expedition. From the amount of supplies the boys took along. it will make little differ ences whether they get any veEison or not. There is no danger from hunger. 7'e
 Monday evening at 5 o'clock Felix Gonzalez and Emidia Her mandez were united in marriage at the Catholic church, Father Connolly of Winslow, officiating The same evening a grand ball was given at Silvernail hall in honor of the newly married couple A large number of friends were present. s
 Beginning Oct 1st, the one dol lar per month rate for water from the dam will be discontinued and | all parties using water from the Grand Canyon Electric Light and Power Co.'S. mains, will pay the two dGsE d4alNn rats rsaE6s to5 dRemfste dR Paets5 eo
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst stopped over for few hours on Monday | while enroute home from Flagstaff | for a social chat with old friends l His many friends here are always | pleased to see him for he's the same "jolly good fellow" Prosperity and Prescott have not spoiled him
 Next Monday, Oct. "A. Rush Razee, the famous fancy shooter, will give free exhibition at the gun club grounds. MT. Razee is said to be one of the most expert shots in the country. and 1t will be worth your while to go over to the grounds and see him. i
 Pedro Gurule was before Judge | Rounseville last Saturday on a charge of assault and battery, pre- ferred by his wifes After hearing the evidence his honor sentenced Gurule to 90 days in jail or one hour to leave town. Gurule hiked.
 Mrs. H. M, Stark, accompanied by her two daughters. Misses Katheryn and Helen, and son James. arrived home on Monday | from their years stay in Saginaw Mich. Our genial mayor now wears the smile that never fades.
 Charley and Amos Adams and Wm Ergman returned from thei' hunting trip last Saturday evening | and brought. back with them thre' fine bucks. THE NEWS force re- turns sincere thanks for several pounds of juicy venison steak.
 Deputy sheriffs Pulliam and Holden left for the west last Sun day. As both gentlemen carried small arsenal with them, it is probable they were looking zfor troublesome game, but they refused to hand out any information.
 Bob" Walton of Flagstaff, was iu town Tuesday transacting bus