Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-17
Williams, Ariz.

Mrs Leanora Hickman left on Mon
day for San Francisco. where she will
remain several weeks, for the benefit
of her health. Her daughters, Mrs.
Sam Nicholas accompanied her.
Miss Pauline Jones entertained q
number of friends on wednesday eve
ming, with a marshmallow roast. and
a watermelon party, in honor of
Misses Lucille and Eva Clune, of
Phoenix.
Mrs. Albert Lebsch has been on the
sick list this week.
Patrick and John Boyce, OF Phil
adelphia, arrived this week, and will
be the guests of their grandfather,
C. E. Boyce, for a few weeks. Pat
will be the bookkeeper at Duffy
Brothers store during Mr.. M, Duffy's
absence, and John is helping on the
delivery during the absence of the
regular driver.
The dance given at the Sultana thea
tire on Saturday night by the Barnes
orchestra. sustained its reputation for
good music. large attendance, and en-
joyable society.
Mrs brennan entertained the mem
bers of the local Maccabee lodge, on
Saturday, in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. l. P. McConkey, of Flagstaff A
bridge luncheon made the afternoon
an enjoyable one.
Miss Blanche Marie Spellmire left
on Sunday for Flagstaff, where she
joining a camping party composed of
her cousins. the Rabbit family, and
all proceeded to Oak Creek to enjoy
a short outing there.
Judge Perkins and Attorney Wall
motored to William on Monday in the
judges new car.
Adrian Blanchard returned to
Phoenix on Saturday. He has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Rounse-
vile, during his vacation.
Nick Perkins was in from his ranch,
the first of the week.
Mr.. Peters, the new park superin-
tendent. and the park engineer were
in Williams the first of the week. en-
route to the park at Grand Canyon.
George Lee and family were in from
Red Lake on Tuesday.
Emil sylvester arrived on Friday
from Texas, where he received his
discharge from the army, and was the
guest of his brother, Frank, until
Monday, when he left for Gallup,
where he will be employed as brick
mason.
Messds. Kirkpatrick, Ortt and
Brown, all local men. are installing
the stock and plant, of the splendid
service station that they are opening
on Bill Williams avenue. in the store
recently vacated by the Holmes Sup
ply company. They will have the
largest and most complete vulcanizing
and retreading plant. starting, light
ing, and ignition system, between Los
Angeles and Albuquerque, in connec-
ton with their Exide battery service,
for which they are northern Arizona
representatives.
Miss Velmae Stevens and MisB
Larue Moorehead were injured in an
automobile accident, at an early hour
on Sunday morning. Miss Stevens had
an army and shoulder considerably
bruised and Miss Moorehead sustain
ed painful injuries to her face.
Williams and Flagstaff baseball
teams will play a return match on
Sunday. the 18th, on the Williams ball
park grounds. The Williams boys
too the measure of the Ashfork aggreT
cation last Sunday, on the Williams
grounds. by score of Z to 6. This
gives Williams two out of three games,
of their series with Ashfork,
There was good attendance at the
dance, given at Pittman Valley, on
Friday night, A large number of Will
liams residents attended
Mrs. Maude Coleman, of Phoenix
is the guest of her brothers, John and
William Morgan.
Norman Nellis, of Ashfork, was in