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Williams news., 1910-03-12
MAINE POINTS

Charles Sweetwood and MT. Kusel and several others are await ing what spring work may come at this plant.
 It is not definitely known what will be done here this summer, but MT. Dennis is expected home in April and then things will stir.
 The weather has been simply fine and spring has come in good grace for the grass is starting and the robin sings his lay and our mutual friends, the feas, are in evidence.
 Miss Randolph. one of the oper- ators here, departed for the east last week, where she will be apt to remain for some time.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
New Harvey Auditor Division

The Harvey company has made two new divisions for it's travelling auditors. One division is from Gallup to Kingman with Williams as headquarters. The coast division extends from Kingman to San Francisco, including Los Angeles,
 s. c. Parker, of Kansas City, who has been special auditor for the past few months, has been appoint ed auditor of the new Arizona division. During his recent visits here Mir. Parker has made many friends who all are glad to know that he will make his headquarters in Williams. MT. Parker is one of the most valuable men in the em- ploy of the Harvey company and above all he is a Williams booster.
 w. C. Hartwell, who is we'll and favorably known here, has been ap- pointed auditor of the California division. MT. Hartwell is making his headquarters at Needles.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
Harding-Funston

Miss Helen Funston and George Harding were united in marriage at the NJ, E. parsonage at Flagstaff Wednesday evening with the Rev. Clyde P. Metcalf officiating Miss Funston is the daughter of late c. NJ. Funston former editor of the Flagstaff Sun. MT. Harding, the groom. is well and favorably known in Williams. At one time he was emplyed here in the big saw mill of the Saginaw x Manistee Lumber company. The happy young pair will make their home in the Pitt. man valley, where the groom owns a valuab ble ranch. The best wishes of friends are with MT. and Mrs. Harding.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
-cocal Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
See Swigert Bros advertisement.

See Swigert Bros advertisement.
 Ladies' lace trimmed muslin un- derwear at the Racket Store.
 FOR SALE Four lots in central residence part of the city. E Lamb.
 FOR SALE-House and four lots $45O Easy terms c PSilvernail A good time is assured to all who attend the St. Patrick s Bail at the opera house the 7th.
 Don't forget to attend the lecture at the opera house tomorrow night. It's free.
 T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff was transacting business in town Friday afternoon.
 Supervisor L. D. Yaeger was a business visitor in town Sunday and Monday.
 Probate Judge Robt. J. Kidd of Flagstaff was transacting business in town Thursday.
 Watch for the Announcement of Easter Millinery Opening.
 RACKET STORE.
 E. B. Sillus returned to his home at Jerome, Wednesday after a ten days visit in Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. William Nagiller spent Sunday in town from their ranch in Spring Valley.
 Engineer Harry Schlee came in from Bellemont Monday for short rest and transact business.
 The latest spring styles have arrived for La adies' and Men East ern Prices. At M. P. Farrer's.
 Attorney Jones, the Flagstaff at torney, was professional visitor in Williams Friday afternoon Michael Mcbride, the Seligman merchant, was circulating among friends in town last Sunday.
 Read the new advertisement of the Babhitt Poison company on page 1 of THE NEWS this week.
 Arnold's celebrated dotted Swiss, in all colors, for dressy dresses.
 RACKET STORE.
 THE NEWS calls your attention this week 10 the advertisement of the Los Angeles Examiner on page three
 Note the new advertisement If W. c. Rittenbouse, dealer iu mems wearing apparel, in this issue of THE NEWS.
 George Byron is in charge of the electric light plant on the day shift during the absence of Geo. Ham. mond in Missouri.
 Read the big advertisement of the Racket Store on page three of THE NEWS, announcing their spring millinery opening March IA.
 George Hammond and wife left Thursday morning for their old home at West Plaines, Missouri on a two or three months visit.
 Moving picture show at the Sil- vernail hall every Monday and Wednesday night. Two new reels each night.
 Dr. Franklin McElfresh was very highly pleased with his reception in Williams. He says it was the best Sunday school rally in Arizona.
 J. H. Atwood, the Williams "burey" man made a business trip to Seligman and Ash Fork Thurs day. returning home in the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Miner stop, ped over for few days this week to visit old friends while enroute from Kansas City to Los Angeles.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. O. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 5 years and believe him perfectly hon. orable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm
 WALDING. KINNAN d MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
Free Show

A free show at your house next. It certainly is a show to see J. c. Simmons hang paper from the floor with his new invention which you never have seen and may never see it again. J. c. Simmons, the up to date paper hanger and painter.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
For Over Fifty Years.

HRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILL IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETHTNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. 25c bottle.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
Read This

A snap in real estate. If you want to buy a home in the town of Williams call on J. c. Simmons, agent. Also, if you have property for sale.
Williams news., 1910-03-12

O- D- Odildti, GuS OSGdl lluculdH. came down Sunday from Flagstaff. Callan is having a. somewhat strenuous time of it of late trying to keep tab on where the new rail- road track is to be located. The Postal telegraph line is to follow the new track, and where that will be located is guess to outsiders at present.
 Franklin c. w. Pooler, super visor of the Coconino National Forest. and Ranger w. H. Power, arrived from Flagstaff Monday, and accompanied by Ranger Ben ham went over this district and classified the lands within the dis trict Four days was spent in this work
 The floor at the Silvernail hall is in. fine condition and will be rented for private or public dances at a reasonable price.
 August Lindstrom of Bellemont was in town Saturday morning and in the afternoon on No. 7 left for the Murietta Hot Springs, Calif., where he will take the baths for ten days, after which he goes to Seattle on visit He expects to return home on or before April 1.
 Miss Marian Wood of Denver arrived in town Monday to take charge of the millinery department at the Racket Store. She is an ex- pert hat trimmer and is we'll versed on the latest fashions. Miss Wood will remain in Williams for two or three months.
 Onion sets and garden and flower seeds that will grow are now for sale at the Racket Store
 c. P. Silvernail treated the pub lie school children to free moving picture show Thursday afternoon. The children as we'll as the tea chers appreciated the treat very much This weeks feature picture "What Drink Did" was among the pictures shown.
 Supervisor w. G. Dickinson passed through here Sunday even- ing on his way to Flagstaff from a business trip through the southern part of the territory. This is the busy season for the stockmen in this section and they are all on the jump.
 Children's underwear, consisting of drawers. underskirts and under waists, beautifully trimmed
 RACKET STORE.
 C. E. Howard, the big sheepman, came in from his sheep camps on the Canyon road last Sunday and left on No. 7 for Ash Fork. Shear ing is expected to begin at Valle about April 5. Over 25,OOO sheep will be handled there this spring.
 The business men of Williams ought to arrange to entertain the business men of Los Angeles who will be here from s p. m.. to 11:59 D. m., next Saturday. Let's show the Native Sons that we are hustlers in hustling town.
 The moving picture show at the Silvernail hall was well attended Monday and Wednesday nights. The feature picture was "What the Drink Did" The illustration is one of the best temperance les sons out.
 J. c. Simmons, the popular painter, has engaged in real estate business along with his other trade and is prepared to sell and rent. Read his ad.
 T. J. Evans, the Ash Fork mer- chant, was in town circulating among his friends yesterday.
 The Public Library Assn held business meeting at the reading rooms Thursday afternoon.
 The Rev Father F M Copnollv
Williams news., 1910-03-12

| ana nOuSenOlQ e11oCtS Into car Monday morning and departed for La Connor, Washington, his new home, accompanying the car. Mrs. Tefft left on No. ' Tuesday after noon. MT. and Mrs. Tefft were numbered among our best citizens and have large circle of friends here who are wishing them unhounded success at their new home. Their daughter, Miss Har- rielte Tefft, who is one of the popular teachers in the local public school will remain here until the school closes in June.
 WANTED-By widow, position as | housekeeper for gentleman. Ad- dress, MRS BURTON, Box 90. Albu querque, N. Mex.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Langowsky returned Sunday morning from a few weeks visit at San Diego He went back on duty Monday morn ing as manager of the Fray Mar. cos hotel. MT. Langowsky says that he endeavored to purchase small tract of California orange land but the prices were way out of reach. He says that instead he will get him a piece of Arizona orange land which is equally as good and can be purchased at one fourth of the price one would have | to pay for land in southern Cali fornia.
 One morning a Dame Trot went to town to buy her shoes and calico gown, and of course sal as before, she bought them at the Racket Store.
 In letter received by THE NEWS from President Shea of the Mint company he says he is having an enjoyable visit in his home city of Saginaw and that the citizens of that city are full of enthusiasm over Mint mine and it's surely brightening future. Director of Works Montgomery writing to THE NEWS from Camp Shea says he reached the surface with the new two compartment shaft on March 1 and will proceed to the 200 foot level on the new shaft. A pump is now being installed in the old shaft.
 The population of Willia ans were frightened out of their wits last Friday and were lined up on Front street eagerly looking for smoke and flames arising up from some where on the northside, for they heard the usual alarm, pistol shots, from that direction, but later it was discovered that it was only torpedos exploding under the wheels of moving freight train. A new supply had been received and Trainmaster E. H. Du6ield was testing them.
 Spring gingha ms, percales, Wex- ford cloth, muslins, in fact every thing in pretty goods for spring, are being daily received at the
 RACKET STORE.
 Allan A. Milligan was in town Thursday circulating among his many friends He departed in the afternoon on No. g for Jerome where he is in charge of a crew of men engaged in entending the lines of the Arizona Overland Telephone company. MT. Milligan had been to Flagstaff where he was initiated into the Elks Tuesday night He said that he hung on to the horns pretty we'll and rode the deer with . out any serious trouble.
 The attendance of the Methodist Sunday school was 113 last Sun day morning. The Mems Bible ! Class had an enrolment of fourteen. ! The feature of the school was inc song service which was led by F. R. Ferguson. Invitation is extended to all to attend Sunday school to- morrow morning You will enjoy
Williams news., 1910-03-12

Be sure to see the handsome line of Swiss and Hamburg embroidery. inst received, at the Racket Store.
Williams news., 1910-03-12
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD.

hereby announce my candidacy as mem Der of the School Board, subject to your votes at the coming school election in the Town of Williams. Your support is solicited and will be appreciated. JAS. A. JOHNSON.
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Modern woodmen of Amerioa.

Excelsior camp. No. 1882 held q rous-
ing meeting last Tuesday evening with
forty members In attendance The es-
cort found bve strangers in waiting and
they were. shown through the mysteries
OF the forest, the work being unusually
Impressive by rca son OF the splendid as
siEtance Of rhe degree team, which has
been increased recently by several OK
perienced members from camps in the
east The attendance prise was awarded
70 Neishbor j. y. Bryan. In the week
Neighbor James Terry. Jr., was called
to Ferron to officiata at the burial OF n
neighbor Of the camp al that place. The
regular meeting Of the camp wlI be- held
tomorrow evening, AZ which time the an
nual election OF officers Will be held
Every one vino can do SO should he pres
ent. Visiting neishbors arc cordially In
vited
Great Salt Lake camp, No 1oOTi, met
as usual around the campfire Tuesday
evening. with all officers present and a
good attendance. Four more new appli-
cations were presented and the fraternai
degree was conferred upon fye candi.
da tes. The big meeting takes place
Tuesday evening. when the annual cleo
ton OF officers will be held. Al least once
n year almost full representation of
the membership turns out TO vote for
their choice of officers for the ensuing
term. Much interest Is exhibited on such
occasions. All members are requested To
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Women of Wnndcraft

Silver Maple circle. No. los, met in
regular session Friday night. Five ap-
plications were balloted upon favorably,
and three candidates were given the Sc
Genized team, composed of twelve mem
bsrs belonging 10 the reds. gave n fancy
drill which was enjoyed by all present.
Next Wednesday afternoon and evening
will be Woodcraft day at the Isis and a
bis crowd Is desired, the proceeds 20
to the drill team. go.
woodbine Thimblc club will meet
with Mrs Ellason, No 3 Union avenue.
Wednesday afternoon al o'clock Take
Ashton avenue car and get off at Third
East street,
Women OF Woodcraft. Woodhins cir
Thursday evening in the l. Q. o. f. han,
All officers We're present. Several cards
we're presented for benefit membership,
and one neighbor was admitted by trans
fer Election OF officers wss next IN
order. and the following officers were
elected: Past guardian. Sarah r. Ed-
wards guardian reighhor l.. A. Owens.
clerk. Sarah 3. Daily. banker. Jennie
Hahn: adviser. Bessie Vaudevnnter; ma
glcian, Hate Tucker: attendant Hattie
sentinel. Elizabeth Steward: outer SEN
tlnel, Neisnbor Haze; musician, Naoma
Pepdleton. The Thmbls club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Ncighbor
Lisen. no, . Union avepue. Take Ashton
avenue car. Captain Martin and guards
VIII meet with Salt Lake circle guards
at Eagles hall Monday evening.
Salt Lake circle met last Monday even
ing with Guardian Neighbor Tall i'm the
chair Three candidates were shown
through the mysteries OF woodcraft and
SIX cards Were balloted on favornhi.
The election of officers then took place
The next meeting will be held Monday
evening at O'Clock sharp,
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Fraternal Union of Amorica.

ThsDbig meeting of Evergreen lodge 15l
opened Monday last by the reading OF
ten more applications for benefit mem
bership. Nine candidates appeared and
took the Initiation and obligated them
selves to the protection Of the order and
the principles Of fraternity. The large
hall WAS comfortably filled by the mem
bers, whose attendance chiefly was to
select the best officers for 1911. Tho
result OF the annual election OF officers
was as follows. Freternal master. VIII
liam =. Crowton Justice. RudGer G.,
Wiley; secretary, S. Chalker, reelected
for the eighth term. treasurer. II T.
Rawlings, re- elected for the tenth term
truth. Mrs, Agnes Gill. reelected for the
second term. mercy. Mrs. Ada Aveson.
collected for the second term. guide. Al
bert Gill; guard, Sidney 4. chalker: SEN
liuel Robert A. Larsen: stewards. Frank
DunGomoe John II. Everett, Helen =.
stirling: The next meeting Of the lodge
VIII take place Monday. December IL
when complete arrangements will be
made for the annual Christmas tree paw
ty. The big class initiation will take
place January .. II is hoped 10 put
suprema president f., f. Roose. has
promised 10 be present providing over
fifty candidates go through,
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7. o. 0. T.

In Jordan lodge No. 3 Monday night
all work on the third degree candidates
was finished. Past Grand w. L Snyder
presented the three link pins and gave
an impressive talk TO the newly advanced
brothers. Tonight the lodge expects to be
honored by visit OF y. d. G.. Master
p. p. Christensen. who will deliver an
address 10 the encampment branch Of
the order. 1t Is with sorrow the death
OF Brother T. S. Pendergass's wife, a be-
loved woman and wife. is chronicled
The Naomi Past Noble Grand's club
viii meet at the home OF Mrs. Nickerson
ber S, at p, m.
Last Friday night the committee on
dance of Salt Lake lodge No. ., /, o. .,
given November %, II reported the dance
a great success and the committee al
ready is preparing for another In the near
future The election resulted J. w.
Guthrie. noble grand; ! r. Harmon. vice
grand. \. j, Wilson, reelected, secre-
tsry: .. Kelly, re elected. treasurer,
j. w. SuGden. reelected. trustee. The
team put on the Initiatory in fine STYLE
conducting through its mysteries class
OF five. Next Friday night the first
degree will be given. Under the good or
the order" Deputy Grand Master Farley
P. christensen made Il pleasing address
on the "Patrlarchal Branch Of Odd FEEL
lowship."
Salt Lake lodge No. 2, l. o. o. r. will
confer the first degree on three capdi-
nitintory degree was conferred In the
usual manner. in which No. conferred
~ 10 the satisfaction of a very largo at
tendance.
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treasurer. Amelia Ivey; trustee (three-
year term). Mrs Ida Ailcock.
Having full confidence In the ability of
ther officers. at meeting OF Tintic tent,
No. 13. Knights OF the Maccabees, at
which meeting over ninety members were
present, all OF the present officers were
reelected for the coming term. The
Maccabees is one of the strongest fra
ternal organizations in Tintic and has
In the past thirteen years OF Its exist
ence paid out In death benefits and as
sistance to Its unfortunate members thou
sands Of dollars. The order Is rapidly
increasing it's membership and will make
an effort TO reach the 200 mark before
the year closes.
Maccabees will hold its regular annual
election OF officers on December s. and
there are many candidates for the vari-
Gus offices. The present membership
OF the hive is over one hundred.
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were elected for the ensuing term: Past
guardian neighbor. Mrs. Julia White
head; guardian neighbor. Martha Brandt
adviser. Mary Thompson; magician, FL
len Beck; clerk. Agnes Morley; banker,
Cecilia Bacon; attendant, Sophia a.
outer sentinel. Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell
captain OF guards, Ellen Osborn; musi-
cian Della Wall: manager, Lizzie Jen-
sen; physician, Drs Howell and Laker.
The Thimble club, which Is an auxiliary
OF the local hive OF the Ladies of the
Maccabees, which meets weekly for the
purpose of making garments for the poor
and needy, irrespective of whether they
belong TO the order or not. held It's regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs Sarah
Rummils last "Wednesday and elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Mrs. Cecilia Bacon. president, Mrs.
Theodore Fulner. vice president; Mrs,
John F. Rowe. secretary: Mrs. Lizzie
Coffee. treasurer. The membership of
the club now numbers more than sixty
five ladies and the good that they do In
clothing the orphans OF deceased sisters
and caring for those who are bereft is
never known to the world.
Next Tuesday evening the local lodge
Of the Degree OF Honor will hold class
initiation. and more than twenty young
splendid programme has been ar
ranged for the entertainment after the
Introductory ceremony, which will be
followed by solendid banquet.
Columbia lodge. No. >. Rebekahs, com =
posed OF the most charitable ladies of
Eureka. at their regular meeting held
Thursday night elected the following Of
Bergstrom; noble grand Mrs. Jessie
Wirthlln; vice grand. Mrs. Cynthia
Moore; secretary, Mrs. Rose Taylor:
flnanclal secretarN. ElizabeLh Dennis:
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assemble promptly by 8 o'clock, Visiting
neighbors always welcome.
Royal HighlanderS.

At the meeting OF Utah castle last
Monday evening the new plan OF the
team, drilling before the opening OF the
castle, was carried OUT with success.
Upon the arrival OF the secretary at 8
and the regular Order of business was
taken UP. Rollcall showed all officers
present, except the first censor and
warder. One bill. for flowers. was pre-
sented and ordered paid. The card party
committee asked for further time in
which TO make q final report II was
granted The committee In charge OF
the exhibition drill and dance, TO be
given December IL. reported all arrange
ments complete. Notice was given to the
members that all dues and assessments
for November must be paid before De-
cember 4. so that the secretary's report
will not be delayed. There will be a
regular meeting this evening. when the
semi i-annual election Of officers takes
place. A full attendance OF the mem
oership is requested, Guards VIII report
for drill at S:16 p. M. Visiting High
landers will be welcome
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 252. T, +. B., met
in special session November ~ ny tIe
office of President Wright In the New
house building. and elected and, ocii,
Sister Whitehead obligated four that had
been previously elected This made Sego
Lilv the winner in the lodge con-
test test with Utah lodge go and Murray
lodge. Sego Lily got thirty-one new mem
bers and won the trophy, large. hand
whitehead. Thursday night Is the regu-
lar business session. All members that
have not received all the work should
be present. Election OF officers for the
ensuing term, and many other matters
OF Importance VIII come up. ScSo Lilly
third Wednesday nights, which VIII give
Il u meeting every week after tlls month
The coming Wednesday night there viii
he dancing party to all members of
the order and their friends, This will
he full open house meeting. Good mu-
sic is assured.
On Wednesday evening. November 80,
Utah lodge No $50 held special meet
ing 10 close the airshIp campaign. There
were eight initiated and enthusiasm and
good will rcisned supreme, 1t WAS de-
Cided 10 try 10 secure the hail for the
other Wednesdays In the month. but the
trustees find that first come lirst
able tn make these arrangements. The
next meeting will be held on Wednesday,
December IA. at which time election of
officers for tho ensuing term viii talk"
place. All members are urgently re.
quested TO be present, as this is a very
OF Tooele lodge was held on Saturday
evening, at which time several candi-
dates were initiated and twelve new
applications for menlbe rship were read,