Williams news., 1922-12-15
LOCAL NEWS

the Sine cottage and will move his family into their new home at the first of the New Year. MT. Byers ex- poets to practice law in Williams
 Mrs. Clifford Ray is anticipating the arrival of her mother who will length of time.
 Mrs. Jim Hudson is in Phoenix with her daughter Doris brennan, who recently underwent a serious operation. The patients condition had improved sufficiently by Sunday to permit her removal from the hos pital to the home of Mrs. McConkey and hopes for her recovery, which brighter.
 The Red Cross drive was carried on very diligently by the school children under the supervision of Miss Minnie Anderson.
 MT. and Mrs. Virgil Merritt and little Aivila left for California to spend the holidays with relatives.
 Mrs. Barney who has been visiting her son Roy, spent a few days this week with former friends in Flags.
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 MT. Pat McGouigal has been en- gagged in hauling in Christmas trees, by contract with the Saginaw Lumber company. One hundred and four fine trees will be shipped out to brighten as many homes during the Yuletide.
 Forest Supervisor Geo. Kimban was in Albuquerque last week and had the pleasure of renewing ac- quaintance with former Supervisor J. Seatt and family who were trans ferred to Albuquerque. Since locat- ing in the new home however the Scott children with the exception of Miss Lillian have had misfortune to contract scarlet fever, little Mary being in a dangerous condition at one stage of the affliction. However their many friends are pleased to learned that all have now satisfac- torily recuperated.
 Rehearsals for the Xmas cantata of the Methodist Sunday school pupils: are going forward with zest and vim which promises well for successful evening of entertainment for the friends of the school.
 Miss Ruby Mowrey and her broth CT Frank have recovered from their severe illness of last week, which was presumably a case of ptomaine pois- oning.
 Mir. Earl Davidson and family have left to locate in Phoenix for the win ter.
 MT. Geo. Spelimire is planning another of his very clever and attrac- tive display windows, and with past attractions as a basis of merit, the public is anticipating something un- usually nice for the Xmas season.
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 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a business meeting We'd nesday.
 B. F. Sweetwood and family are 1 spending the holidays with relatives | in Oakland, Cal.
 The girls basket ball game with the Winslow team resulted in tie of | I0-10 with Winslow finally captur- ing the score in a tie game. Sup- ,orters of the home team were proud If the clean sportsmanship of the Will jams girls-a merit as worthy os gaining as a winning score.
 MT. L. w. Cureton will be located n Flagstaff for the winter, business matters of the Coconino Farmers Assn necessitting his presence there. frs Cureton and small daughter have ecided to remain in Williams.
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 Little Virginia Spellmire celebrat- d her fourth birthday anniversary yith a family dinner party. A happy ime was enjoyed by all. :;
 o c Joe Ayeude, a Mexican who had esided on the Roman ranch east of ] Williams, died of pneumonia. He ras a stranger in this vicinity. Town | uthOritieS took charpe of the ,-epn nains