Williams news., 1913-06-14

I'eAAAAOo AANA >'A-SS -NN~S-- erine, joined Mrs. A. M. Cameron here Friday, and went to the Grand Canyon, where they will remain for a visit of ten days or two weeks.
 For Salc-Two cars range horses Can be seen at Flagstaff. Address Box p, Flagstaff, Ariz. 3-2t
 Mrs. James A. Johnson, who has been spending the winter in Phoe- nix, arrived home last Sunday eve ming, making the trip by automo- bile. Mir. Johnson has been here for several weeks looking after his cattle interests.
 Information is desired of the whereabouts of H. H. Hammal, resident of Williams about fifteen years ago. Maurice Salzman, 526 Security Building, Los Angeles, California. 3-3t
 E. J Nordyke, local Santa Fe agent, left on No. 10 Tuesday eve ming for Monticello, Ind, on a two weeks vacation. He will be accom- panied home by his wife and little son, who have been visiting there there the past month.
 Before you have your painting or paper hanging done see J. c. Sim mons. He is doing work better and cheaper than ever. He has some of the best bargains in wall paper you have ever seen.
 It was somewhat chilly in Will jams Tuesday forenoon, and over coats were in demand. Many claim there were slight furries of snow during the day. The day previous one of the worst sand storms that ever visited this section was ex- preienced.
 Miss Bertha Peet, the efficient teacher in charge of the musical de partment of our schools during the past winter, left last night for the old home at Monticello, Ind, to spend her well earned vacation. Miss Peet has been re~engaged for the next term.
 For Sale or Trade. 40 acres inn proved, with good stand clean alfalfa; B miles from Glendale, 12 miles from Phoenix. See M. Flet-her, care Williams State Bank. 2t
 Deputy Sheriff Patten escorted Charles East to the Hotel Pulliam at Flagstaff last Saturday morning, where Mir. East will remain for 9 days, all caused by the said East raising disturbance on the Canyon train few days since.
 Joseph Terry, the local Santa Fe oil regulator, who has been taking d months vacation, spent princi- pally in Oklahoma, arrived home last Saturday. Joe states that he is now ready for twenty years more steady work before asking for another vacation.
 C. s. Patterson and G. w. Glowner were at the county seat on Monday on matters connected with the final settlement of the estate of the late Andrew Johnson. An order for final distribution was made by Judge Perkins.
 Films developed and prints made from same. High-class work only :; 6 exposures 1Oc; 10 and 12 expos ure rolls 15c. Work absolutely guaranteed. Best of paper used in printing; sample prints on request. Cameras loaned on application. Leave work and directions at Wm. Lewellyn's. B E. BROWN, Will jams, Ariz. 44t-pd
 Arthur Murphy, formerly con nected with the Jacob Salzman Big Store in Williams, but for several years with the Rabbit Bros. at Flagstaff, stopped over in town be tween trains last Saturday for a 
 chat with old friends. He was on his way to Los Angeles on a short business trip.
 Joe Blumberg left for Flagstaff Monday evening, where he will take charge of the store of the late Julius Herman. His store in Will jams will be in charge of Sam Dia- mond. Sam is a hustling young