Williams news., 1910-02-05


 him. He has all the town records in his possession, and is authorized by Clerk Johnson to transact any town business that may come be- fore him.
 Hon. Thomas A. Flynn, of Flag staff, passed through here Tuesday on his way to Phoenix, to attend the big meeting of prominent dem- ocratic political leaders there this week. The democrats of the terri tory are getting in fine shape for the approaching fall campaign.
 THE NEWS has received dispatch from Washington saying that a bouncing baby girl was born last Friday morning to Delegate and Mrs. Ralph H. Cameron. Both mother and the baby are doing we'll and the papa is the proudest man in Washington.
 A large audience was present at the Silvernail hall last Saturday and Sunday to see the big variety of beautiful moving pictures which were the attraction. The moving picture show given by MT. Silver nail is winner and attract many amusement lovers.
 Prof. George L. Barnes of Win slow, and Miss Mae Parker of this place have been engaged to play for the dance given by the Eagles next Tuesday night. Prof. Barnes is one of the best violinists it this section of the territory.
 Tuesday afternoon a regiment of Uncle Sam's soldiers passed through Williams on their way to the Philippines for service. The regiment was the Nineteenth, which was located at Fort Bliss near Ell Paso for some time.
 The attendance of the Methodist Sunday school was the largest last Sunday since April 7, 1909. An effort will be made tomorrow to make the attendance reach the high water mark in the history of the school.
 Earl Rawlins is now in charge of the Santa Fe freight depot. The patrons will find this young man courteous and accom- modating to all Agent Nordyke acted wisely in appointing MT. Rawlins for this position.
 Mrs. J. Langowsky left for Los Angeles last Saturday night to at- tend the funeral services of her friend, Mrs. Jacobsen, who died there last Friday. Mrs. Langowsky returned home Wednesday night on No. 10.
 It has been noted of late that the boys are behaving nicely at shows boys act gentlemanly It IS SO -mucn to their credit. The grown up people are glad to note the change.
 It is reported that a robbery oc- cured last Friday night at Wins low; the thieves breaking large plate glass window in hardware store with a rock. securing several revolvers and a Winchester rifle.
 John Hill, confectionery mer- chant of Williams, was here Sun day to attend the funeral obsequies of Mir. Newton Berry, he being an uncle Of the deceased lady's husband -Coconino County Democrat.
 Charlie Dobry came up from Phoenix Monday evening for a short visit with old friends in Will jams, but left the next day for Kingman where he has accepted good position.
 B. F Warren of Boston, Mass, was in town Thursday enroute to San Francisco. He is member of the editorial staff of the Boston Globe THE NEWS acknowledges a pleasant call.
 About two inches of snow fell Tuesday night and Wednesday, and the weather turned cold. But indications are this spell of bad weather will not last long.
 Mrs. Jim Brophy left Tuesday for Los Angeles where she will re- main for the next two months for her health. She has been sick for several weeks.
 Forest Ranger Wm. Seviere re- turned Thursday evening from a business trip to Jerome and vicinity.
 A new sign was painted this week on the wall of the Racket Store, facing the Railroad Ave.
 Conductor Shattuck of the local yard crew returned Thursday from visit in Los Angeles.