Williams news., 1911-06-24
The long wished-for and thrice

Wednesday there fell several lesser showers. Now that the drought has been broken, the usual summer rainfall, the harbinger of prosperity to csttlemen and ranchers, can be expected.
 Mrs. N. Frieberg, wife of a prom inent business man of Prescott. ac- companied by her little daughter, Miss Sarah, visited with Jos. Blum berg over Sunday. leaving for Flag staff in the evening for visit with MT. and Mrs. Julius Herman. Mrs Frieberg and MT. Blumberg are cousins.
 NOTICE. - Furniture repaired, cleaned and polished. Pianos a speciality. A card will bring me to your home; will gladly give esti- mate on work. Address lock box 301, Williams.
 Miss Catherine Halliday returned from visit with relatives at her former home in Delaware, last Saturday, and on Sunday afternoon she and Consts ble Robert Postle were joined in Hymen's bonds. the ceremony being performed by Judge Rounseville. MT. and Mrs. Postle have many friends in Williams and throughout Coconino county who will wish them a long life of health and happiness, in which wish THE NEWS heartily joins. Already crowded to the limit of it's capacity, the box factory of the s. & M. Lbr. Go. started Wednes- day to running two and a half hours overtime because of the re ceipt of long list of orders this week from the east, and Superin. tendent Carlson says from present prospects this sort of thing may keep up indefinitely. All of which of course means much in the way of money for the men and conse- quent benefit to the town gen. erally.
 Shirt waistsl Beautiful onesl Three quarter length sleeves; hand embroidered, too. Prices $1.O0 and up. Racket Store.
 Judge Holub's temple of justice was moving picture scene Mon- day evening, several ladies of the redlight district occupying front seats. Stella Ray was brought before his honor on a charge of using profane and abusive language upon the street. After listening to the evidence of several witnesses, his honor assessed a fine of $15 and a jail sentence of 30 days. How ever, the jail sentence was suspend ed during good behavior, and the fair Stella dug up the dinero to I'pay the fine.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul E. Millar, whose wedding was celebrated here few months since. and who spent some time in Yavapai county, no tab'y Kirkland, have returned to Williams and taken the Glowner house temporarily. The Millars are expecting to meet some former Tuscola. Ill, friends - the Rev. Havinghorst, wife and children who probably will arrive here to- day, spend Sunday in viewing the Grand Canyon, and then resume their sight seeing trip to southern California and coast points. FOR SALE-The Arizona Cook Book; published by the Willia ms Library Association. Racket Store. Miss Florence Neilis of Monrovia, Cal, sends THE NEWS a post card containing the information that her brother, Norman Nellis, was married at Cambridge. Iowa, June 9, 1911. The maiden name of the bride was Nellie Mason. After the wedding MT. and Mrs Nellis went 10 the home of the latter's mother in Des Moines. where she will spend month. when she will join her husband in Williams, where they will make their future home. Miss Nellis, in sending the news of the wedding. asked that it be given as much publicity as possible. so that, when the bride arrived here, the newlyweds would be given an en- thusiastic. albeit somewhat noisy, reception.
 Williams people ought to feel proud that they now have a first class auto, the only one that ever went out and brought it's passengers back. We don't blame the people for being afraid of getting stranded out in the country, but the Bobby Rnrpc Tro pcfor Eo hac ono of tbo