Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13
Williams, Ariz.

Mrs. B. W. Anderson is entertaining
her cousins. Mrs. T. W. Woy, Mrs
George Rhieffer, Miss Zelma Race
Miss Muriel Phieffer and Miss Blanche
Woy, of Pinola, Calf, who will re-
main here all summer. They will
visit the Grand canyon before theil
return to California.
Miss Pauline Jones and Miss Ruth
Behn, Of the Flagstaff Normal, were
the weekend guests of MIR. and Mrs
Ed Hamilton, parents of Miss Jones.
Miss Alice Rivera returned from
Tucson on July and will remain
here with her relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tuft of Phoenix
motored to Williams the first of the
week and will remain here all sum.
mer. While en- route they attended
hte Frontier days celebration at
Prescott. on the Fourth.
On Tuesday forenoon. at the Meth
odist church, the Rev ID. l.. Reid
united in marriage Miss Hattie Vroe-
geindeway of Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Charles Phillips of Rowland, Me.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips left for the Grand canyon.
where the honeymoon will be spent.
They will go to Los Angeles to make
their permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Morgan were
in Flagstaff on Friday taking i'm the
festivities.
Mrs f. w. Oswald and family left
for Pasadena the first of the week
They will visit Mrs. Oswalds parents
there during vacation.
Otis Kent will leave on Sunday for
Phoenix, where he will be employed
by the Standard Oil company. His
FAMILY expects to remain here until
October
Rev. D. L. Reid has returned from
Los Angeles and Long Beach. Calf,
where he spent his two weeks vaca
ton While visiting the Soldiers
Home in Sawtelle he officiated at the
marriage of one OF the soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mclean were in
from Red Lake on Tuesday. They
are daily expecting to hear of the re-
turn OF their son Lyle, who is with
the army of occupation on the Rhine.
d Mrs. CIV. Christensen and daughter
went to the Grand canyon on We'd
nesday where Mr.. Christensen is de-
tailed for special work IN connection
with the forest service. They will
probably remain there for a month.
James Stark was seriously injured
while riding a horse belonging TO
CHARLES Wade. in race at Flagstaff
on the Fourth. The horse bolted
among a line of parked automobiles !
and threw its rider, Mr.. Stark sus- !
tanned fracture of the skull, above
the eyes. His injuries were attended |
to in the Flagstaff hospital, where he /
remained until Tuesday. when he re- |
turned to his home here. His father |
N m NIL Mt
left for Flagstaff Immediately upon
being notified of the accident and re- |
manned until all danger had passed.
r. Thomson, manager OF the Noun |
tain States Telephone company, ar |
rived from Flagstaff on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Harris and children re-
turned from San Bernardino, Calf,
where they have been for the past two |
weeks. I
Train No. A. which left williams at |
l O'Clock Thursday afternoon, July 8,
for the Grand canyon. was partly de-
rallied short distance north of mile /
post six. Seven water cars and one |
coal car loaded with iron pipe left j
the track. The engine and one car. |
in front of the wrecked cars, also two |
passenger coaches. remained on the |
track. The wreck was due to broken |
rail. No one was injured. the passen-
gers not even feeling the JOLT caused /
by the wreck. The passengers were |
transferred around the wreck The
track was repaired and wreck cleared |
away by Friday. On Sunday cloud
burst washed out few feet of the
track at mile post 10. short distance
from the scene of the wreck of Thurs
day afternoon. An automobile, stuck
In the mud. fortunately saw the wash
put and tagged a train due at the
moment.
A cloudburst of serious proportions
centered over Williams Monday after
noon about 3:30 An abundance of
hail accompanied a tremendous down /
pour of rain. Practically every garden