Williams news., 1911-09-16

engines at the light plant on Tues day, since which time that part of the town south Of Bill Williams avenue has had recourse to other forms of artificial illuminnation- the candle power depending large ly upon the number of candles the user could afford. Manager Huse says he telegra phed to Erie, Penn., for another eccentric, which should | be here about next Tuesday, "though of that I can't guarantee" adds the astute manager. A dynamo engine, it is explained, is provided with but one eccentric, but is sus- ceptible of all sorts of eccentricities.
 M. P. Farrer. the tailor, has been fortunate in securing line of fall and winter goods direct from the woolen mills. He can. therefore, save you the middleman's profit by making the garments at hone on the bench, for values from $25 to | $40 suit
 Notwithstanding persistent re- ports 10 the effect that a popular Williams couple. would shortly com init matrimony, the rumor is put down for the count by the reported groom-to be in a positive denial. Likewise the kibosh is put upon the widely and gladly circulated news of the nuptials of lady lightning slinger in one of the local telegraph offices by the same yer bally vehement activities.
 1 Mrs. w. H. Flickenger, wno has been away for three weeks returned home Saturday. She visited her mother in Barnard, Kansas and her sister in Denver. Her mother had expected to accompany, her here but decided to visit in Denver until the first of December after which time she will come and make 1 her home with Mrs. Flickenger.
 R. U. Stone, who for several months has rapped a Remington pretty regularly in the office oi Roadmaster Charles Johnson here, is preparing to return to his. home in Los Angeles, where his wife now lis. He was formerly a court re-
 porter, and probably will again
 take up this line of work in the Angel City.
 | FOR SALE.-All my property for , sale. This includes all houses, lots and furniture. A good bargain il
 taken at once. MRs. s. B. TABER. The family of Engineer G. H.
 Reinhart, consisting of Mrs. Rein
 hart and son and daughter, arrived
 here Saturday from Racine. Wis Their furniture had been stored in
 a house already occupied by MT
 Reinhart, and they are now house keeping, and highly pleased with
 the city and surroundings.
 Il Supervisor Smith of the local for
 est service office, who has spent about five weeks in the east, is ex- pected back today. Following his
 return Assistant Supervisor Greene will perform the pleasant ceremony of taking about month off and renewing tender ties along Atlantic
 seaboard cities.
 Miss Ester Carlson and Walter Carlson, who left about ten days ago for Bethany College at Linds
 borg, Kansas, write that they are well pleased with the school and their new friends but that does no, prevent them missing their old
 friends in Williams.
 Attention is directed to the an.
 nouncement in this issue of the
 fall opening of the Racket Store
 which takes place next Tuesday
 This esta blishment deserves the patronage of the Williams public and is getting a large share of it Apologies are due our subscrib
 CTS and thanks to our increasing Hist of advertisers for the ads crowd
 ing somewhat on the news spac.
 Probably supplement will be nee
 essary from this time forwar.