Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Williams


; club OF Williams met at the residenc
OF Mrs. K. w. Williams, to complet
the program for the meetings of tn,
ensuing year. The president, Mrs. Ra,
Wickens, rendered her resignation
and Mrs. A. Nj. Root, the former vic,
president, was elected to fill the va
cancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Nagiller wer,
host and hostess to a merry party OF
young ladies on Sunday, in honor o.
their daughter Dorothy's birthday
They motored to Grand Canyon, where
all the party enjoyed a pleasant day
In the party We're Misses Kathryn
Miller, Helen Rounseville, Vivian An.
derson and Miss Nagiller, and hei
house guest, Miss Helen Tezlaff, OF
Phoenix.
Mr.. George Spellmire has returned
from business trip to Texas
Trains on the main line and the
Grand Canyon branch have resumed
normal schedule, since the train crews
Went back TO work last Saturday
morning
Saturday evening an out of town au-
tomoplie party picked up a couple of
young men in Williams, and all start
/ Instance
| upon the Flagstaff highway, When
near the Herr ranch, the machine
! overturned in a deep ditch, and Leon
| Y. Robinson, baker for James Kenne-
| dy, narrowly escaped with his life.
Ihe automobile overturned upon him
| and it was ten minutes before he
could be eXtricated. and only the foot
or more of soft mud in the ditch
N II Ia .
ports he was progressing fayora bly,
toward recovery
The Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks
gave a successful dance at the opera
house, on the evening of Labor day.
Barnes orchestra furnished the music
Prizes were given for the best dancers,
and there We're prizes for various
stunts. Among the audience, which
packed the opera house, We're guests
from Flagstaff, Winslow, Grand can
yon and Ash Fork. No dance that has
been given in Williams has been more
pleasant, or more successful finan-
cialIy
On Friday while driving to Will
I llams from his ranch at Red Lake,
, MT Daniel Mclean was seized with
stroke of apoplexy He was taken to
his residence in Williams and is re-
ported TO be improving. During the
year he suffered a previous stroke,
though not as severe an attack as the
present one
Allan b. Jaynes, editor of the Daily
Citizen of Tucson, with his family, and
his brother, Oliver, who lately re-
turned from overseas service, and
Thomas r.. Maddox, state engineer,
and Mrs. Maddox of Phoenix. made
up party that motored to Grand
canyon on Sunday. While passing
through Williams they were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lerrie w. Lee.
Mrs. James Smith left on Tuesday
for Danville, ILL.,, where she will teach
school this year.
There was large attendance at the
Thimble bee, held at the residence of
Mrs brennan on last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Michael Duffy returned on Sunday
from California, where he had been
Tor two weeks on business. Mr., Duffy
was unfortunate to be marooned by
the railroad tie-up.
Miss Ruby Mowry visited friends in
Winslow on Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Francisco of Ash
fork are the guests this week of Mr.,
and Mrs. II. l.. Benham.
Dean Scarlet of Phoenix is a guest
of the Buggeln ranch, near Grand
Canyon.
Mrs, f, C. Scoville and son Loren
returned from Pasadena on Sunday,
where they have been the guests of
relatives for the past three months.
Messrs. II. L. Benham. Charles
Whitfield and S. Nichols and their
families enjoyed weinie roast in the |
Santa Fe canyon on Friday evening. |
The dance given at the parish |
house by Mr.. and Mrs. L. DeBold and |
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Steffin, in honor |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Yarnall. fully sus-
tanned the reputation of the hosts and |
hostestesses for delightful hospitality. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarnall are removing !
this month to Asheville, N. c.. Mr.. |
Yarnall has made a popular and eff
ficient head of the forest service in
Williams for the past two years.
Acting Superintendent of the Grand
Canyon National Park w. III. Peters
was a Williams visitor the first of the
week in the interests of the organiza-
ton of forces. acquisition of supplies, |
ETC., for the new national park.
r. j. Conner and wife, of Flag
>.
John Juhl, on Sunday.
James Girdner, of the forest serv-
ice, now stationed at Flagstaff, was
at the local office the first of the
week.
Burglars entered three places of
business in Williams sometime dur
ing Wednesday night, by the back
door route. At James Kennedy's
they forced the door, examined the
cash register, passed up a lot OF PEN
MES, but did not tamper with the safe.
They carried off considerable loot
in the nature of comb and brush
cases, jack knives and cheap watches
At the store of G. w. Mathews they
carefully removed a pane of glass
from the back door, crawled through
the opening and stole considerable
OF the same class of goods. At the
Matthews store they also examined
the cash register, leaving a large
quantities of pennies, the only cash
in the register. So far no trace has
been obtained Of the thieves.
Mrs Betty Murphy entertained the
younger social set, with a dance, on
Wednesday of last week, in honor of
her house guests, the Misses Clune,
of Phoenix.
eff you see a stranger take him in"
that's what the Williams baseball
team had hung up on their banner
Sunday and Monday. On Sunday the
Flagstaff team essyed to do things
to the Williams team as they had been