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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

John Hoyer left for Wausau Monday
on business trip.
WIN. E. Seibel transacted business
at Milwaukee Monday.
Atty. Isaac Cratic left Monday on a
business trip up north.
Miss Clara Skarla visited with friends
at Milwaukee last week.
Mr.. Reinhardt Rahr transacted bust
ness at Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. A. c. Mueller was home from
Fond du Lac over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Thrall returned Tuesday
from visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. Franz and daughter were
Milwaukee visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Stanley Eckels is visiting with
relatives at Port Washington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-26
Graspino.

Captain Kidd What's the troublef
Can't you make the prisoner walk the
plank
Lleutenant--No. cap; he absolutely
refuses TO be part OF the spectacle
unless we guarantee him percentage
of the moving picture receipts
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Mrs. Chas. Fried left Friday for 8
visit with friends at Chicago.

Mrs. ChaS. F'rledl left FRIDAY Tor q
visit with friends at Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Washer of Minneapolis
is guest at the Thrall home.
Mrs. J. H. Kratz has returned from
visit at Peoria and Chicago.
Mr.. John Mattek of Two Creeks was
a caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Mrs. Stanley Pierce returned Tues
day from visit at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gunnel spent Sun
day with friends at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
daughter spent Sunday at Beloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Guttman were
visiting at Milwaukee Saturday.
District Attorney John Healy was at
Green Bay Friday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lueps were Wis
ting friends at Milwaukee Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. Gray was visiting with
her daughter at Milwaukee Friday.
Miss Gesine Schuette left Tuesday
for Milwaukee on visit to relatives.
Capt. Tim Kelley has returned from
a visit with his daughter at Escanaba.
Mr.. Frank Shimon of Franklin was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Koepsel and Mrs. John
Koch were Green Bay visitors We'd
nesday.
Thomas O'Connor and son Francis OF
Chicago are visiting with relatives
here.
Demand Abstract made by Manito-
voc Co. Abstract Co. before paying
the ''Cold Cash" Is
Miss Harriet Kress has accepted a
position in the Murphy millinery
store.
Nj. j. O'Donnell and Frank Houghton
left Monday on hunting trip up
north.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart has returned to
Amigo after visit with friends
here.
Miss Harriet Bleser has returned
from a visit with friends in South
Dakota.
Mrs. Jos. DeGuire is at Fond du Lac,
being called there by the illness OF
her mother.
Mr.. Emil Berger of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT office Saturday.
Mrs. Weeman and daughter of Sha-
wano are visiting at the home of VIM.
E. Murphy.
Hans Christensen of Manvil, n.
OAK, is guest at the home of Halver
Halverson.
Rev. Stockinger has returned to
Colon, Neb., after visit with rela-
tives here.
Fred Guse, formerly of this city, but
now of jamestown, N. OAK, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Reed Hubbel has returned to
Michigan after visit with her parents
in this city.
Miss Wayne Stupecky left Saturday
for Milwaukee to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Bruno Ertz.
Mr.. Thomas Peppard of Meme visit
ed with relatives in this city few
days last week.
Mr.. Jacob j. Stradal of Cato was a
caller at the PILOT Office Wednes-
day.
Miss Margaret Kelley of Milwaukee
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Kelley.
Miss Agnes Mulholland was visiting
relatives and friends at Milwaukee the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werbke re-
turned Saturday from visit with their
daughter at milwaukee,.
Master James Friar from Milwaukee
is visiting with his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Kelley.
Miss Nell Kratz who is attending
Stevens Point Normal school spent
Sunday at her home here.
Walter Knox of Osman was guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Morris the first of the week.
Messrs Jos. Connell and Robert
Bubolz have returned from trip
through Northern Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-10-26
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Up-to-date Stationery at the PILOT.
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Chicago 4 North Western Railway.

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

KORONOWO. Dwuletni synek
kofodzieja Jana GLaolnsk,ego or.
worzyt drzwi pieca, przyczem
odziez jego sic zapali{a wskutek
p%oparzenia umsr},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
w1EsCI z 0JCzYzNY
z PRUS POLsKICH.

TUCHOLA. Ma lodzie W G}e-'
boczku za}ama} sic i utona{ 10
lelnl ch}opczyk Black. By{ on
z innymi ch&opatami ma lodzie, q
wr6ciwszy pod wiecz6r do domr,
z~auwazy1, re zgubi{ ko}nier'. Skut~
klein tego. wr6ci} j~eszcze raz : sin"
zaca ma lod i oboje dostali sic W
przerebel. Ch}opczyk natychmlast
1utona1, a dziewczyne wyratowano.
CHEkMZA, Niezwyk}e zjawis~
ko natury zauwazono tn W ME-
dziele pred po}udn'em. Wielki
padak snieg, gdy nag(e "a nisbie
zab}ys}o i zagrzmia}o.
Roboto'ka kolejowego Reetza
przejecha}a kole]ka. Nieszcze6liwY
poni6s} smiert va miejscu.
ZKOTOWO. C6rke posiedaiclela
Hackbarta W B}ek,tnie znale1iono
W rzece n,ezywq. Me wiadomo,
CIV zachodz, nj. szczesliwy wypa-
dek czy tel H. pope}ni}a s"mob6l~
stwo.
GO5TYCzYN. Kopalnia wegla
brunatnego .nOlga", jedyna 10
palma wegla W borach tucholekioh,
popadfa W koukurs.
KAR1UZY. Dzlerzawce Stri"
okla z Moisza skaza} tutejszy sad
'awnlczy "a sprzenlewierzeoie ma
cztery miesiace w%lezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

oy. Sekcya xyka4e, osy dzieci zcs-..
THY po1bswions lyc,a.
,'A Mlaaa1tto po.byd 81.
ohce ezc.urov j wyzuaozy4o nagro.,
de, wynossaaeee 5 fen. cd kasdego
zab,tego s.czura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

PODa0RZ. " cxxsrtek VIE.
ozorem 1'1am'' ''iis I'D "a tate d
Sym stawie klasztorrnym prz .y
czem lilka oss6b. poczeso. tonqed.
Try osoby zdo1aau'oo wYratoWac,
gdy ,ymczasem l5-lstnia c6rka O.
grodowego Ragihskiego utooefa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

8rOuOWeSO uaSiHSAAeSO uoO"Ss"s
SOPOT, Sledztwo " sprawie
morderstwa tutejszego znajduje sie
" pe}nym biegu. Przysresatovany
pod zarzutem zamordowania wdo"
wy kas,ewsk,ej marynarz Gaftke
przewieziopy niebawem zostanie do
wiezienia " Gdansku. Zebrano tax
wielki materyaf o~bciazajaoY re ida.
ie s,e ME ulega6 watpliwosci, il
on lest morderca: Dom mleszkal~
ny prey ul,cy Wilhelmowsklej mr..
So, W kt6rym dokooano moro r"
silva, policyjnie aamknisto. q POI
zosta}a c6rke zamordowarej, narze-
czon9 Gaffkeqo, umieszczono "
pewnym prywatnym peLsyonacle.
NOWEMIAbTO. As letni za-
grodnik, Opalka W Gralewie upi@
sic W karczmle i do domu ME
wr6ci4, Gdy zaczeto 20 ssukaf,
znalezicno go n;ezywego niedaleko
dworca. Upad} on ma drodse i
zmarz{. -
R Zw1oki dz:eclece "
skrsyni. Pewian rob'tn.k magszy
nu woiskowego znalaz{ ma ulicy
pred dworcem skraynle, kt6ra "a
bra} 70 SODA do piracy. Zaciekaw1o"
ny, CO sic " niej znajduje, otwo~
rny& j.. Ktoz op'sze j'go przeraze-
ME, z~nalaz}szy W niej zw}ok'
dw6ch. cb}opc6w noworddk6w.
Zw}ok, zabra}a policva do kostni-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
z P"OZ,NANSKIEGO.

z ~POZNANSKIEGO.
SREM. Jedenastoletnia c6rka
oieroka wraoajac ~ szko}Y
saslsb}a nagle. Usiad}a ma sohody
pewnegc sk}adu PREY rynku, lecz
kr6tkt potem upadfA ma zlem,e.
spostrzeg}a to przevhodzaca pewDa
osobs, kt6ra dziewc ze podnios}a
zanios}a d. domu r6dxic6w.
P~rzywolany natychmlast lekarz
stwierdvi} luz tylko 6miert.
lNOWRUCkAW-. Dnia 9 lutte.
go 0 godzlnie 64wiecsorem umavl
nagle, pc d{usich cierpieniach je-
den z najstarszych obywateli Ku
Jazz sp. Tomasz Koz{owski cz1o.-
mex komitetu powiato wego, by1y
pose} do parlamentu niemieckiego.
Dfugoletnia praca ma polu spo}ecz~
mem ] narodo ven l sulnienne wy
pelnianie obowia.k6w obywatel..
sklch, zapewn,aja zmacfemu
w'dz'eczna panied " nasze'm spo}er
czenstwle. Mech spoczywa W POI
koju.
KORONOWO. Dwuletni synek
kofodzieja Jana GLaolnsk,ego or.
worzyt drzwi pieca, przyczem
odsiez jego sic zapali}a wskutek
p~oparzenia umsr},
w lNOWROCkAWIU iona
s'lo larxa Kastnera ogrsewa}a sobie
nogi mad maszynka okowlciana.
Cd p]om1enl zaje}y zig sukn'e i ko-
beta W jednej chwili wYg}ada}a
jak siup ognia. Folarzy}a sic Gala
bardzo ciezko. w stanie bezna.
dnejnym umleszcsonc ja " lazare-
Gle.
w CHAkKOWlE rod Sremem
iona gospodarxa Mateuszs
I~gnaszata, wyszla Z domu dais
5 l1tego wieczorem 0 godzin;e 9
doty chczas ME wr6oi}a. wszelkie
possukiwania ME odniosly dotych~
czas skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
Ajax M %pr'yncypafa szko.
".

Q nag}ym napadnle na prYncypa.
h sxkoiy Chas. B. Allen. zSylv.-
mia, Ga. jest ten . kt6rym on ssm
tax powisda "Wiecej ni1 pr.ez
try lata'tt, pisxe on. cierp'a'em
nleopisane tortary cd reum sti.mu,
ohoroby watrnby, tn} .dka merck.
WszYstkie lekarstwa zawiodty, ).
.gdy uxylem Electric Bitters, leczi
cztcry tutelki tego o~udownego le i
karstwa kompletnie mn,e wylec.Y.
"" Take wyniki So zwyo'ajne.
bsogosla~iq ie IA wylecze.,
mic *otadka, ohor6b kobieoych, nia-
reguiarno1d merck zdtcio wost "a.
xdrowia ] od4ywienie. Sprobajcie
g.. Tylko 5tn " apiece NJ. J. Ko-
walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
DhUG WDzIECZN0sCI
SZANOWNEMU DOKTOROWI J. F. THOMPsONOWI.

Ncwiodzia-
dem n!e, re
m,j i"!lega
j. Nowako%ski,
znst;tt wye
cz'''y l''.zcz
DR.. :. f..
Than.,s6sla
z tax l'owaz-
neg %choroby,
przeto ia
sic do
ys
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

c6rkaa nanIelEEycielA szkoiy ormiah-
stiej, wrsI1 inInemi d.ietm, I'll
s.neoato.,aaA Pr1ystspif 90 niej y
letni chnpa.ksormiaiiskll Leon Leon Na',
wardyki psoosiil, tiby e. oo#pasclla NJ
jej s1siikf:Eissd!ysdsifew,,'csynk od-
mdwila, doby} .pota j przeb'} ja
powodujac natyJchmiastoxa 6mierc.
Ma}y sbrodniars .przyby}s tn ro-
dzicami : T~eberanu, gdxie rodzice
PREY jakim6 pogromie utracili ca}e
miehie / zostal ma kosst gmlny
orm.ansk,tjj nmies.czony " Sucza-
vie.
LIMO y. Pierwsza wystawa Wy
nalazc3w polskich. Utworzony ME-
dawno zwiazek wynalazo6w polskich
urzadza " drugiej po1owle marca
1911 roku wystawe w7nalazk6w
polskichs we 1Lwowle y gmachu po-
:lltechnlki. Udzia} v tel wystawle
moze w1iad kaidy, kto tylko ma
|choGby drobny pomys} techniczny
rub przemYstowy. -
KRAKOW Budowany cd
dw6ch lat trzeci most ma Whsle pod
Krakowem z zelaza l betonu. run9{
" sobote " uocy skutkiem naporu
kry, kt6ra pod wp}ywem odwi ~
gwatcwnej nasle popeks}a wap e.
trzyfa, sic. Strste wywofana 70
katastrofq obliczaja ma million koron
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
z POD MOSKALA.


WE WSl P1ASkOWlCE. Pod
,,ron;.a nanaa,; ;.cv6 rosv;scv "a.
hus,a dxia nox6xki. Woznio6w
samordowaIti .a:podr6znyoh obrabo-
wal, > oot6wki. w~xnoszacei 70 ty-
a,aov marek.
g,
WARSAW A.. Voeggda] sawal'-
IA s'e We M'arsIsWle nowo budu~
jaca s,e c2te" opistrowa akamlen'cs.
'Kilkunastu ,mularzy, zatradnlonych
ma budowli, odnlosfo smierielne
|--.s-a--- -. ~ = .- --.
okaleczenie;IPcd gruz4mi xua'duje
eie ~jeszcze kilkus robotnik6w' kto-
rych ratuuek jest bardso watpliwy.
r
'''' A~
so0 : -" ~
1e'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
re SLASKA.

z pod Zaniemysla. Gdy czwartek
rano doros}y syn ; wr6wnym pra~
vie wieku c6rka w'asc,oiela Pio-
trowskiego W Lubohcu 0 swyklym
cz. sic oie stawili sic do swych Ia
=. -.
i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

Byleln
~zfozouy oil
lilku lat
Zarazliw:l
nicj pocllo
dzacenli
'cicrpienia-
mi \bUlelll
stawow,
g@owyogol-
mem Osfa-
hionioo,
Williams news., 1911-04-15
Saved His riother's Life

-Four doctors had given me up. " W. iteN Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avncs La., '|and my children and al my friends were looking for me me to die, wh en my son insisted that l use Electric Bitters. I did SO, and they have done me a world of good l will always praise them " Electric Bitters is priceless bless ing to women troubled with faint ing and dizzy spells backache, head achs, weakness, debility, constipa- ton or kidney disorders. Use them and gain new hea1th, strength and vigor They're guaranteed to sat iefy or moaey refunded. Only 5Oc. at all dyugglsts.
Williams news., 1911-04-15

in accordance with ordinances N 27 and 63. and street surei vis"' instructed to notify owners accord irglv. and carried
 Moved and supported that side walk hp0ordpred built on the souti side of Bill Williams avenue, iron the corner of First and Bill Will jams avenue westerly to the Chimes laundry, the same being in front of block 16. in accordance will orainences N 27 T 63 h" "t 1.- ps.us
 tained and rect supervisor b struc'ed to notify 'heo accordingly and carried
 It vas moved and supported tha the street supervisor be instructed to notify all property owners to repair all defective sidewalks in front of their property, and if prop erty owner fails to 70 so, the coun cil will take proper action in the matter. Carried
 F E Fo sHA, Clerk
Williams news., 1911-04-15
COUNTY SEAT NOTES
tConcluded from page II

season, and returned here some time ago, didn't seem to like our ,ltitu1e at this time of he year and went to Prescott sud signed up with the Mile High" city team
 De ufv Sheriff John Woody has sold his residence property n Ben r Tavlor Nr T-v5r rac-' ti, Ii rcsed of his ra, oh ,nd cA'rh n' B a~er cr..k ,id v,.d n;-t-m,,,
 Q Flags if, he a"d m'ly htvto4 -fnrmerlv resided fere
 Gus Thebault, coo'- for the F. l. C". at Camp 8, accidentally shot and killed himself Tuesday He and another gentleman were in boat, returning from a hunting trip when one of the hammers of Thebault's shotgun in some manner struck against the side of the boat. causing the gun to discharge, the con- tents of the load entering the back of his head. killing him instantly. Deceased was young man, married, and had one child. He had only been here few weeks.
 "Buzz wagons" are becoming promiscuous in Flagstaff "arload of them arrived here this week for local parties. and the auto is n NV on the street often and plenty Sheriff Francis, NJ. I. Powers and Babbitt Bros. were among those who received machines. The autos all "Overand" make.
 ]. J Donahne went to Prescott this week to attend the funeral of Col Wilson.
 The Odd Fellows lodge is preparing for big dance to be given In the near future.
 pr. R. O. Raymond is putting up a building on Laroux street which will be used by him for offices. etc. It will be of tufa stone. This srone when first quarried is so soft that 1t can be cut into any kind of shape with ax. but after being exposed to the air for short slime be. come, as the saying goes, "as hard as rock"
 Sam Lewis, freight brakeman on the Santa Fe, had one Of his feet frfghtfuilv mangled at Bellemont. Tuesday, by getting 1t caught in one of the automatic couplers. while his train was doing switch work. He was brought to Flagstaff, and that same evening sent to the hospital at Albuquerque. It is thought his foot will have to be amputated Mir. Lewis formerly worked for the Greenlaw Lumber Co. at Cliffs.
Williams news., 1911-04-15

Mise Catherine Halliday expects to leave Williams in day or two for her former home in the state e Delaware.
 Did you hear them before? Hear who? Why the Williams Jubilee Sinsers, of course. Don't wait. Get reserved seats now. Opera House, April Is.
Williams news., 1911-04-15

One of the greatest sights of tht age can now be seen at Red Lake where thousands of sheep are losint their wool ny machinery Get one of the Bnhh, Burns Transfer Go F rigs or saddle horses and drive ou' and see this wonderful work The Bobby Burns Transfer O. has any thing you want. Buggies, surries, wagons, teams and saddle horses for the ladies to- ride We make dail, trips to Red Lake all next week Just phone our residence. 6-1, and we will call for you. Rates art very cheap
Williams news., 1911-04-15

A special meeting of the common council of the town of William was held in the town hall April 7. 1911. a' S:3O o'clock, and at roll call all were present
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
 It was moved and supported that the permit of A G Rounseville be laid on table and committee dis charged Carried
 l. was moved and supported that the committee on the petition to repair Bill Williams avenue, he tween First and Tabor stree E. h discharged Carri d
 Moved and supported sha, Mi Abe Ca ufman be ordered 10 build sidewalk south on east side o' First street. from Sherman aven le to alley. in block 1-1. lot 12, Per rin addition, in accordance with ordinances 27 and 63, and street supervisor he instructed to notify Mr. Caufman accordingly Carried.
 Moved and supported that MT. C. E Bpyce be ordered to build a sidewalk on east side of Secord street. north of Sherman avenue to he alley. running through block I9 hetween First and Second street-, |, In acrordance with ordinances 27 nd 63 aud stree, supervisor h' IFS ruc,rd to notify Mr Boyc' accordingly, and carried
 Moved and suppnr'ed that the IOOF Lodge be ordered to build sidewalk on Grant avenue. i,e front of their property. in block 2l, in acc rdauce with ordinances N". 27 and 63, and street supervisor he instructed to notify them accord ingly, and carried.
 Moved and supported that Mrs.
 retzlaff be ordered to build a side walk. on Grant avenue. in front of her proper'v. in hl rk 22. i ,rcord anee win "rdinanr.s N. 27 r,t 63. ard street supervisor i,-trurteo to notify her accordingly, and ra,- ried.
 Moved and supported that the property owners he as s,er'ai-ed an. ordered to bui! Id slds walk on their property, on the south side of Grant avenue. from Fifth street to the east end of bridge CT. ssing Cataract creek, in accordance ordinances No. 27 aud o3. and street supervisor in- structed to notify owners accord ingly. Carried
 Muved and supported that lhe property owners be ordered 10 bui d a sidewalk on their property, on south side of Bill Williams avenue, from Tabor street three blocks east to Pine street, blocks 2 6, 8 H, g I,
Williams news., 1911-04-15

Bala ce April 1 1911. 5 So3 27
Williams news., 1911-04-15
The world-famous WILLIAMS JUBILEE SINGERS, at Opera House, one night only, Tuesday, April 18th. Reserved seats now

AP1A AOtus NCoSEVC0 oCoIo AOW on sale.
 If you have well located land or a good husiness proposition for eale at reasonable price, write me at once enclosing self addressed stamn envelope for reply; (owners only) Address. T c ROSS. 816 Second Ave So Minneapolis, Minn
 Stevens & Sihos, the well known railroad contractors. left Tuesda V evening fnr McCar,v. N VI to look after some railroad construction in that section.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Poison, after "a pleasant visit of several weeks with relatives in Williams Jeff Tuesday morning for their home a' Garfield, Kansas
 A dance and supper will he giver at the opera honse on Friday. Apri 21. for the henefi, of the Catholic cnurch Supper will be serv d from 5:30 to 8 D. m.
 The little son of MT and Mrs. c D Callan fell from from the higt seat of an express wagon. Wednes day. He rec. ived several bad scratches about the face, but wa, o herwise uninjured.
 Do not fail to see those handsom white dresses for ladies and m see. at the Racket Store
 District court will convene ir Flapate if next Monday. The crim inal calendar is long one and is getting longer every day. There will be at least two murder cases and the session may last for two weeks.
 Tom Maddock moved his con crete bridge building outfit to Mo Cartys, N. NJ this week. where ht has secured a good contract in hi' line of business Tom and Charlev Charley Brooks left for that poin' Wednesday evening and will b. engaged for some time in buildine concrete bridges for the Santa Ft new double track. Here's hoping ,hey'll make a million apiece or be contracts
 A beautiful line of ready made dr esses for children has just been rec ,eived at the Racket Store.
Williams news., 1911-04-15

season, and returned here some lime ago, didn't seem to like our
 .ltituIe at this time of he year and
Williams news., 1911-04-15
For Sale

My six room residence furnished or unfurnfshed, to suit purchaser at great bargain for quick sale. For particulars see me at my resi- dencp. MRs. J. H HUDSON
Williams news., 1911-04-15
coeal Heus
ITEMS OF GEN ERAL
 INTEREST

Skating Saturday night. Boys admitted.
 Hunts Quality Fruits at BABB1TT- POISON Go.
 For infants outfits, call at the
 RACKET STORE.
 Local travel has been very light this week.
 Joe Blumberg visited with friends at Flagstaff over Sunday.
 E. B. Perrin. .Tr transacted busi- ness at Flagstaff last Saturday
 Henry Carney was a business visitor at Flagstaff last Saturday.
 For furniture, come to us. A carload just received. BABBrrT POISON Co.
 Constable Bob Postle transa cted business at the county seat Sunday
 William Ba hbitt of Flagsraff was business visitor in the city last Saturday.
 Embroidery and laces. the latest and newest; prices the lowest
 RACKET STORE
 County Superintendent of Schools J. E. Jones visited with the local school Tuesday afternoon
 Dr Baker, the optician. after two days successful business in town. left for points east last Sunday.
 The newest designs in organdv. lawns, Batiste and mills, just re ceived at the Racket Store.
 Attorney George w. Glowner was looking after legal matters at the county seat last Friday afterno on.
 Charles Adams, who had been in Prescott for several days consulting c dentist, returned Friday evenin g.
 Williams Skating Club will mee every Tuesday and Thursda, nights. No small boys admitted. !
 MT and Mrs J s Amurdsen and little son left last Sunday for a two weeks visit with relatives in King man.
 Mrs Roy Perkins left for Los Angeles Wednesday for a few weeka' visit with relatives and friends
 Miss Kitty O'Nril, after a short but pleasant visit with friends in Williams, left for her home Tuesday evening.
 R J Kinser. the cattleman, with headquarters at Anitg., transacted business in Williams the first of the week.
 Be sure to see the beautiful shir, waists at the Rocket Store before you buy.
 Charles Carlson. a prominent business man of Bellemont. was circulating among friends in Will jams last Monday.
 c. E. Pearce. manager of the Sharp-Fellows Contracting Co.,, left on short business trip to Los Angles Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs James A Johnson returned last Saturday morning from Phoenix, where they had been visiting with friends.
 Fruits, Quality Fruits. The best ever offered in town. BABs1rT- POISON Co.,. exclusive dealers.
 Mrs. Anna Vance of San Fra n cisco arrived in the city fe W days ago to take charge of the popula r millinery department of the, Racket Store.
 MT. and Mrs. James Kennedy, accompanied by Mrs Ed W Grose. returned to Williams oIl Friday evening of last week from a months visit with relatives and friends in Phoenix Miss Margaret Dermont t, who has been visiting with her pa rents, MT. and Mrs W F. Dermon t, for the past two weeks, left for Los Angeles Wednesday to resume he r s tudies She was accompanied to the Angel City by her mother.
Williams news., 1911-04-15
For Sale.

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