Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-11
Williams, Ariz.

Mrs. T A. Moore left Tuesday to
visit her daughters in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Slower re-
turned TO Williams on Tuesday. They
have been in southern California for
several months,
Twelve members of the Williams
lodge of odd Fellows and Daughters
of Rebekah attended the centenary
anniversary services held last Sunday
by the Flagstaff members of those
lodges. The service at the Episcopal
church were impressive and appro-
PIRATE, At its conclusion a lunch was
served in the odd Fellows hall, fol-
/ lowed by drive to the cliff dwellings.
In the evening the Daughters of Re
bekah gave ain exhibition drill of their
team work
The annual meeting of the Woman's
! club of Williams was held Tuesday at
the Methodist church. The officers
elected for the coming year We're:
President, Mrs. Ray Wickens: vice
president Mrs. A. Root, recording
secretary, Mrs. F, BLY,; corresponding
secretary, Mrs j. II. Mehl; treasurer,
Mrs. III. Risteen. Mrs. George john
son was appointed custodian for the
books of the club.
/ The members of the canteen serv-
ice had a busy day or Wednesday In
addition to large number of soldiers
i being on regular trains, there were
two troop trains which the members
I served.
! M. j. Powers. of Flagstaff, president
! of the Citizens bank, visited williams
/ Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Eschmeyer and
son, of indianapolis, are the guests of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. A. G.
| Housewife
Born, Monday, May 5, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Ennis, a daughter.
Mrs M. Buggeln and granddaugh-
ters returned from Phoenix on Mon
day.
Mrs A, r. Montgomery returned
from the Red Cross conference held
in Phoenix on the 3rd inst,
w. Fl. Allison, a Williams business
man, and Mrs. Jacque ID. Knight, of
Denver, were married at Flagstaff on
May 3, by Judge Kidd. The friends of
Mr. Allison are congratulating him,
and the newly-weds are receiving
many good wishes.
c. r. Williams and family arrived
from Blythe, Calf, today. Mr. Will
liams formerly resided here, and has
homestead near town. He has come
east to put in his summer crop, and
present He expects to plant the
homestead mostly to potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Scott fnee
Alta Littrel) of Garden City Kans.,
We're in Williams on Wednesday, en-
route to Phoenix. Mrs. Scott formerly
resided in Williams and was we'll
known here.
Mrs. Frank Sylvester is expected
to arrive in Williams on Sunday, from
q visit of some length to her old
home. Ration, N. NJ.
Mrs. C, b. Hume, of Red Lake, re-
turned from Chicago on Monday. She
has been teaching in one of the high
schoolssin Chicago since New Years
Mrs. F. c. Scoville entertained few
friends last Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Steffins is in Phoenix
for a few days recreation.
Mrs. J. Cottonlinday, of Supai, was
shopping in Williams on Monday.
Mrs. Spencer, of Seligman, was |
Williams visitor on Monday.
Among the Williams men who were |
with the 15Sth infantray in France, |
and who returned this week, were:
Sergeant Enfred Johnson, M. A. (Cy) |
Young, Lloyd Wolfe and Jack Stewart. |
j. Truelove, of Grand Canyon, also of |
the 15Sth, came in on the same train |
A dance will be given Saturday |
evening for the benefit of a newly |
organized local baseball team, The
old grandstand having been dis
mantled, and the grounds. which were
too far from town abandoned, it is
hoped to raise sufficient funds from /
this dance to form a nucleus for the