Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-06
Williams, Ariz.

Slmplcio Torres, in which charges of
inefflCiency were placed against City
Marshal T. Shafer, that officer was
Tuesday evening removed from office
and Robert Burns reappointed mar
shall Mr.. Shafer denied proximity to
the killing Of Melick, and misrepre-
sentaion before the public, in petit
lions which We're circulated for Burns
reappointment Petitions bearing the
names of 253 representative business
men and others We're presented to the
council asking for Burns reappoinl-
ment, The change takes place imme-
diately.
Miss Helen Stark returned from the
p, f. orr ranch on Monday evening,
Mrs. II, NJ. Stark returned from
kingman on Monday evening, where
she has been the guest of her son,
Smith Stark, for several weeks, Her
grandson, Jim, who was seriously in
jured by an accident has fully recov-
cred
Mrs Henry c. Smith returned from
Clarkdale on Tuesday. She has been
the guest of. Mrs. Fletcher BLY,.
Miss Selma Bush of the Flagstaff
normal school was the weekend CUES
of Mrs. f. Bly, Miss Bush recently
suffered severe attack of ptomaine
poisoning and is still quite weak from
its effects, but is recovering quite
satisfactorily.
Miss Velma stevens is taking a va
cation and Laure Moorehead is sub
shutting for her at the Western
Union.
DR. Jeffries returned from a two
we ks fishing trip to oak creek. Doc
tors sherman and Manning accom-
panied him upon the trip. They re-
port trout fishing excellent and il was
easy to take the limit in fine-s2ed
fish each day.
j. b. Wiley and parents. of Winslow
were renewing acquaintances in Will
liams last week.
Miss Beatrice Sears spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Z. Gilliland, at Grand Canyon.
She returned on Tuesday and was ae-
companied by Terry Ravens.
Claude Thomasson has resumed his
former position as delivery clerk at.
Rabbits
Miss Violet Davis of Pueblo, Colo,
is visiting her cousin, Miss b. SuIli-
van. She expects to remain here all
summer
Mrs Enfred Johnson arrived from
San Diego, Calf, on Thursday She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Olaf Sweden, and her sisters, Mrs. Alice
and Metal Sweden, who will be the
guests Of Mrs Enfred and Mrs. Archie
j. Johnson for several weeks. Mrs.
sweden was formerly a resident of
Williams, and her many friends will
La pleased to welcome her return.
Mrs May Nellis was in Flagstaff the
first of the week ON business.
A. G. smith and son, Marvin, of
Phoenix, arrived IN Williams the first
of the week and win remain for two or
three weeks.
George Spellm!re and daughter,
Miss Blanche, also Mrs. Betty Muir
ply, left on Sunday for Phoenix,
where they will remain for a Few
days.
James Ellis, wife and son left on
Wednesday for their home in Jerome.
They have been the guests for some
weeks of Mrs. Ellis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baumgartner.
Albert l.. Simmonds, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Smith
returned to his home in Prescott. He
was recently discharged from the
navy.
A. NJ. Root and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Edla Root of Kansas City,
are the guests of Mrs. a. M. Root Jr
Mrs, Nora Adams has succeeded
Marie Miller as assistant at the Lebsch
ice cream parlor.
b. w. Anderson has returned from
a two weeks visit in Los Angeles, dur
ing which time he had a slight opera
zion performed upon his nose. He
says it is hotternhades-w whatever
| that means--over on the coast.
Burglars entered the S. ore of John
son and McConkoy on Monday night
| Fl. rance was ,slined through the
| transom, over the back door, the two
| iron bars which are across the tran
| som being forced aparE ABOUT ten
! inches to admit the burglar. Dirty
| finger prints left upon The door and
| frame would indicate that a small
! sized person had entered by that route
Three automatic revolvers were stolen
also twenty dollars which had beer
| left in the cash register.
Judson Rounsevile and wife mo-
| tored to Cottonwood on Friday. They
were accompanied by Doris brennan
| anu NGIllGlIl du lldIIltI I4tDSCH. lDOt
| ris brennan will he the guest of Mrs
! Rounseville for several weeks, Ken
meth and Harriet Lebsch were met al
i Cottonwood by their uncle, Louis
Lebsch, at whose ranch, at Cam
Verde, they will remain for an ex,
tended visit.
Mrs. Il. Z. Tanning of San Bernar
dino, who has been the guest of Mrs
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Sunday.
Y. A. Moore has returned from
Springerville, where he was visitinl
his daughter, Mrs. Sam Diamond. Mrs
Moore will return in few days.
Mrs. Otto Woeber, who has been thu
guest of her sister. Mrs Mark Smith
has returned to her home in Che
halls, Wash.
j Miss Mary Matz entertained a few
friends on Sunday.
Messrs. Talbot and Cooperrder
forest examiners, who have been her,
for the past month in the interest 0
grazing reconnaissance. attended tn,
celebration at Flagstaff on the Fourth
They remained there for the meetin,
of the Northern Arizona Cattlemen'!
association which met in Flagstaff
on July 5. Messrs. Yadnell and Grub
of the local forest service office, alst
attended the meeting. Messrs. Tai
bot and Cooperrider will finish thei
work in this locality in two weeks.
Mabel Beauchard reached hom
Wednesday from overseas. He ha
seen some strenuous fighting il
France and since the signing of tn
armstice has spent considerable tim
in the hospital, having now quite re
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