Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
Williams, Ariz.

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The pupils of the primary grade,
taught by Miss e Kent, invited their
parents and friends to visit their
school on Friday to see the display
of their work. Many persons accepted
the invitation.
Robert Postle and wife returned
to Williams for the summer. They
have been in California and Phoenix
for the winter months.
Miss Bertha Peet entertained her
Sunday school class last Saturday,
with picnic to Howard Lake. The
party was taken TO the lake in the
autos of NJ. Bengsten, Mrs. Melick,
Miss Peet and Ed Hoffmeyer's truck.
The youngsters had great sport and
good luck fishing.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Minor
! Owen, Russell Stone, Mark Smith,
Mrs. l. F. Brown, and Mrs. NJ. M.
Campbell enjoyed picnic at the
| Owens ranch. a mile south of town.
A fishing party, composed of the
/ families of Mrs. Gertie Conway h. w.
Foster, w. Mincer and wife and John
| Duffy, spent Sunday at the X. Y.
ranch, northwest of town. A large
catch of fish was made by the party.
ON their way home some Of the autos
| broke down, and several members of
the party did not reach home until
| 4 o'clock next morning.
Mrs. Judge Cotton of Grand Cam
yon; made a business trip to Williams
4 on Monday .-.. ..
| Mrs. Marion Smith of Los Angeles,
I is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Minor
4 owen.
The Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, will
/ issue a memorial edition on the goth
\ instant. All the names of the enlisted
\ or drafted men who left Williams
1 have been sent to the Sun. There
/ We're only two deaths
! The families of Charles Button and
II Jerre Lee mQtored to Flagstaff on
Y Sunday.
Mesdames Drane and Phillips of
| Flagstaff, We're the guests of Mrs. Ed
! Hamilton this week.
| Mr.and Mrs. A, NJ, Harmer, form
! erly of Williams, are in Tempe, and
| expect to soon leave for California.
\ Demus Yoder arrived home on
Tuesday from France. He was with
1.-THE A. f. f. and has lately been sta
ltioned thirty miles south of Coblenz,
| Germany.
c. W. Ortt and wife, and S, G.
Brown and wife started for the X. Y.
ranch on Sunday, but finding the
roads too rough for pleasant motor
ing, changed their destination to How
ard Lake, where they enjoyed a pic
mic and some very good fishing.
Mrs. j. G. Simmons of Flagstaff, has
been the weekend guest of friends in
Williams.
George Byron died at the Santa Fe
/ hospital in Williams on Tuesday. He
had suffered from heart trouble for
several months and lately returned
from Los Angeles. For several years
he was employed by the Williams
Electric Light and Water company.
He had hosts of friends here who will
regret to hear of his death.
I Messrs. Rodger A. Moon, Baxter E.
Brandon and TI'ubey of Flagstaff, Wis
tied friends in Williams ON, Sunday.
The grandstand at the new baseball
grounds has been completed. Mr..
Boehke contributed his labor, which
was much appreciated. Th commit
tee in charge bought the lumber from
the local lumber company whose NJ
ager, Mr.. Nickerson, charged only the
cost price. The members of the com
! mittee donated their assistance in the
erection.
Mrs NJ. Buggeln and Mrs. Ed Bah
htt are at Arrow Head Hot Springs,
| Calf.
Erie Poison arrived from Los An
l'geles on Monday. He motored over
lin his new Essex.
! Miss Bertha Sullivan left Sunday
\ for Los Angeles, where she will be
Ethe guest of relatives for the next two
lweekS.
! Mrs. Frank Cox of Ashfork, made a
business trip to Williams OH Tuesday.
| The members of the forestry service
| and the Cattlemen's association will
hold a meeting in Williams on the
29th of this month. District Forester
lRedington will address the meeting.
Tracy Rice and family of Cedar
Glade have moved to Camp Glover
ranger station, two miles west of
town, where he will be stationed.
| On Friday Mrs Moorehead enter
tanned a number of the younger set
with dancing and cards. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Holloway of
Phoenix, arrived this week and will
remain all summer.
Mrs. George Mathews was guest
at the banquet given in Flagstaff on
Monday by members of the Eastern
Star, Mrs. George Johnson accom-
panied Mrs. Mathews, and was in
itiated into the mysteries fthe Or
| der.
| Miss Pauline Jones, student of the
Flagstaff normal school, has arrived
fin Williams, and will spend her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
FED Hamilton.
Mrs Mark Smith is entertaining her
llsisters,, Misses Hannah and Lena
Stangle of Chehalies, Wash. They eX- |
Ipect to remain here. i
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Brown visited
Mcclellan Lake Wednesday and had a
try for black bass. They report the
water too muddy as yet. Mrs. Brown
was unfortunate enough to leave
new split bamboo rod lying on the
banks of the lake. where it was for
gotten, until after their return to
town. Mr.. Brown went out a second
time with his auto to get the pole. but
some other parties had beaten him
to it,.
Miss Mary Easton graduated from
the Flagstaff normal and returned to
Williams, where she will remain with |
her parents.