Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-27
Williams, Ariz.

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The Daughters of Rebekah called
at the home of Miss Daphne Hudson
on Saturday evening and showerei
her with gifts. On Wednesday Miss
Hudson left for San antonio, Texas.
where she will be man ried to Don viii
liza nson, at the home Of Nc ana Mrs.
c. Morris
Russell Stone and family are at
their ranch.
Bell Donaldson of Grand Canyon
was in Williams on business Tuesday.
w. d, Finney is enjoying his vaca-
tion in San Francisco.
George Barnes and Frank Sylvester
returned from Flagstaff Tuesday. They
were called there on jury duty.
Mrs. F. Il. Orr and Miss Helen Stark
left for California on Wednesday.
They will remain on the coast for an
indefinite period.
G. w. Ortt has sold his residence to
James Smith. who will occupy it.
Mrs w. f. Oswald returned on Sun
day from Pasadena, Calf, where they
will be the guests of relatives.
J! +. Sullivan arrived on Sunday
from Los Angeles. to make a short
visit with his family, who are living
here.
Mrs Joe Cook and daughter, OF
Garland Prairie. are the guests Of
Mrs. George Rounseville.
Miss Mary Matz entertained a few
friends with dancing party on SAT-
Irday evening, in honor of the return
OF her brother Charles, from over
seas.
Miss ]. Fl. Rider, state chemist for
Arizona, is in Williams in the interest
of that department of the state gov
eminent. She has lately visited the
northern part of the state, and leaves
on Thursday for Prescott. While in
Williams, Miss Rider renewed ac-
Ouaintance with many Tucson people.
She makes her home in Tucson, and
has lately returned from overseas,
where she has been engaged for the
Period of the war; in Red Cross work,
in many of the largest hospitals in
England and Scotland. She had the
great experience of her life in seeing
che surrender of the German fleet,
saving been transferred to the Scappa
Flow district base hospital, for emcr-
gency salt was expected the German
fleet would never surrender without
shop of fight and the British gov
eminent had provided for eventual
tiles, Miss Rider was handsomely
decorated for her services abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Lindsey of Ey-
celsior Springs, Mo, also Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Simpson, Of Tulsa, Okla,
were guests of Mrs. A, Lebsch this
week. @ t
Thomas Smart of Jeroma, brother
of j. r. Smart, of the Arizona Central
bank, of Williams was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Smart. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Russell invited
the forest service force and a few
neighbors, on Sunday, to help them
celebrate their fifteenth wedding an
niversary
Assistant District Forester, w. 8.
Chapman and QHincey Reynolds, of
Albuquerque, were visitors this week
at the local forest service office.
The Friday Evening Dancing club,
gave one of their pleasant dances at
the opera house last Friday evening.
A large number of the youngter
people, met at the home of Miss
Stark on Monday evening, and show
cred Miss l.. Owen, who Is to be
married in a short time. Miss owen
is the popular assistant postmistress
in Williams, and she surely will be
missed Many handsome and useful
gifts were rendered the popular young
lady.
Walter Finney returned on Sunday
from the east. He was the first Will
liams boy to enlist in the navy, with
which he served throughout the war.
He is now dentist.
The extension service" class, which
met in the Sunday school room, of the
Methodist church on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, completely filled the
room. The members are very enthu-
siastic, and are doing good work UNI
der the guidance of Miss Hazel Zim-
norman of Tucson. The class will
meet in the manual training room of
the school house, on next oMnday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,, as larger
room was found to be'necessary. Miss
Zimmerman goes to Red Lake Thurs
day, to establish class there for the
latter three days of the week.
Pretty larceny thieves are not all
dead. All the washing of Williams
last Wednesday night. There has, so
far, been no trace of the missing
clothing. o.
Miss Gertrude Ellison of Santa
Barbara, Calf, is the guest of Mrs.
George Johnson.
e. IT, johnson returned from Flag
staff, the first of the week. He was
summoned for jury duty.
Charles Owens returned on Friday
from France, where he served year
with the 11Sth Engineers. He re-
CelVeu MS ulScudISe az ofl btiSS.
MIR. Davidson, insurance man, of
Prescott, is in Williams, making bus
mess trip.
Harold Wood, of Gallup, N NJ, Is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. H. l..
Benham.
Mrs, Russell Stone and Mrs. Mark
Smith left on Wednesday, on delayed
Santa Fe train No. 2. for Mansfield,
Wis, where they were called by the
serious Illness of their mother.
Miss Ida Owens has returned after
several weeks visiting in Wichita,
Kans., and Cherokee, Okla. afaes
Barnes orchestra will give q dance
at the opera house on Saturday, July
&c. ~ ~
Rev. W. l.. Summers Is in Williams
in the interest of the Arizona Chill
dren's home, located in Tucson. He is
now superintendent of that institu-
tions,e and is well known here, where
he formerly occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church. Mrs. Sum-
mers and their son are in Tucson.
Robert McAuley for the past ten
months, trouble chaser for the Postal
Telegraph company, with headquar-