Williams news., 1911-09-23
Postmaster Fred Smith had a

strenuous day of it last Saturday. The Mexicans working along tkeI Santa Fe received their pay and as usual a large number of them sent their wages to Old Mexico and other points, and chose the money order as the medium.of exchange Over $4000 were sent away, which necessitated the postmaster writing 1S6 Of the money orders. When the postal savings bank is -estab. fished in Williams will 1t make any 1 difference?
 NJ. P. Farrer, the tailor, has been 1 fortunate in securing a line of fall and winter goods direct from the woolen- mills. He can, therefore, 1 save you the middleman's profit by making the garments at hor-e or the bench, for values from $25 to ] $40 a suit
 c. L. Moselle ard w. A. Gordon, representing the Arizona Life In surance company, were in Will jams this week, coming here from Flagstaff. This company, which is in process of organization, has the backing of some of the most prom nent men of the territory. To an extent the company is organized on the principles of the old time com panies, yet it has many attractive features rot 10 be found in any other like insurance company.
 The millinery opening at the Racket store Tuesday was pleas ing event for the ladies of Williams who were given an opportunity to inspect the latest styles in ladies' fall hats. The display was large and particularly beautiful one and bespoke much for the enterprise of the proprietors of the Racket store, The place was crowded all day and many sales were made. Mrs Mat thews was assisted at the opening by Miss Lillie Terry.
 Skating program, Silvernail hall: General skating; fast skating, boys; fast skating, girls; general skating; i boys tag; girls tag; general skating; race; crack the whip, boys; crack the whip, girls; general skating; home, sweet home, everybody. ! With a part of the population serving on grand and petit jury at 1 Flagstaff, and nearly all the availa- 1, ble balance ranging the mountains for deer, the lot of the newsgath- erer this week is full of false alarms, bum steers and everything but lreally newsy news. Only a small part of the wondrous stories the nimrods will have to tell when they 1 return will be necessary to fill the l paper for some time to come.
 ! The motion picture show at the opera house was somewhat hardi- icapped by the break down at the electric light plant the first of the
 week, but managed to keep up their reputation for giving first class en- Iter tainments The new manage 1 ment are leaving nothing undone 1 to give the Williams amusement lovers a clean and up to date place
 to spend a pleasant evening.
 ri F. Edgar Lowe, after three months residence in Albuquerque, returned to Williams on Tuesday, Ind will rest up until about the first of the month before resuming his old place at the Postal Tele-
 graph Co., offi.e F. Edgar looks Hike he had enjoyed himself while
 away, but is well pleased to get Eback to "that dear old Williams" "
 For Sale or Trade-10 s. c. White
 Leghorn Cockerels for breeding purposes. Call after 6 pm
 J. H. BENNETT, City.
 The Kay ranch, most hospita ply
 presided over by Mir. and Mrs
 Vim. Kay, Is miles south of Will
 iams, entertained a party of about
 fourteen friends last Saturday. Part
 of the party rode in the commodi
 ous carriage of Endrew Miller and
 others rode horseback. and the
 horseback riders generously allowed
 the others to take turns in riding The broken eccentric on the en zine at the electric light plant was : replaced by a new one Tuesda J , and the lights turned on that night
 The new part was ordered by tele-
 greph from Pennsylvania. It ar rived here Tuesday morning and , the repair work started immediate , ly, the lights being turned on. al the usual hour.