The Coconino sun., 1923-06-22
WILLIAMS NEWS
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liams baseball boys Thursday and
must have been surprised at the speed
Of the Williamites, going down in de-
feat with a score of Is to /.
The Rotary program for last Thurs
day was in charge of Mike Duffy, who
had a well arranged program. The
ladies served one Of their usual de-
licious luncheons with Mrs. Earl Nor
dyke. Mrs. A. e. Miller, Mrs. Hudson
and Mrs. McLeese in charge.
The Messimer family was entertain
ed in the McLeese home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Earl Poison is expecting her
mother from Whittier, California, to
spend the next few weeks with her,
Saturday afternoon a merry bunch
of youngsters were gathered on the
lawn of Mrs. VOLTS home, the event
being the birthday of her granddaugh-
ter, Patsy Towery. Little Miss Pat
was five years old and was q very
proud and happy little hostess when
she lead the way to q beautifully dec
Grated dining in which stood a
long table decorated with yellow
and white streamers and rose
favors with the all-important birth
day cake in the center. After partak-
ing of sandwiches, ice cream and cake
a tired and happy bunch Of little folk
wished Patsy many more happy birth
days before leaving. Those who were
invited to the party were: Buddy
Scanlon, Grace and Charles Sweet
wood, Elmer Brown, Barbara Lock-
EFT, Robert and Jack Emerson, Ruth
Lea Byers, Jessie Boyce, Marie and
Kathryn Poqueter, Dolores and Harry
Kelchncr and Helen Brown.
Saturday afternoon another fire
burned two Mexican homes in the
south part of town. The wind was
blowing a gale and blew the fire
directly into other buildings but for
tunately the promptness of the fire.
fighters saved all other buildings. 1t
is not known what started the fire.
These two homes make twelve homes
to burn in Williams since January l.
Much new fire-fighting equipment will
soon be in the hands of the flremen
among it new fire truck.
]. C. Butler was called home
Saturday from jury duty in Prescott
by the serious illness of their infant
daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. Jeffries are spending
a vacation on the coast. Mrs. JET
ferries will remain there all sumner,
but the doctor expects to return IN
a week or SO.
Williams ball team played Kingman
Sunday, the score being ID to II IN
favor of Kingn1an.
Dean Lockwood of the university
spoke to very attentive group Of
ladies in the M. E. church Monday af-
ternoon.
F. j. Payne, state manager for the
Standard Oil company, came in from
the Canyon Monday and stayed over
night in Williams.
F. P. Hall. state engineer for the
Standard Oil company, passed through
Williams Sunday en- route to Flag
staff from Phoenix.
The federal liquor cases from here,
which came up the first of the week
in Prescott, were tried and Pedro
Gonzales charged with having liquor
in his possession, was fined $3.50. Mer-
cedes Santa Cruz, charged with hav-
ing LIQUOR in his possession and selling
same was fined $50 and given 80 days
in jail.
Miss Helen Maxwell entertained
friends from Winslow over the week
end, returning with them Mosday for
a few days visit in Winslow the first
of the week.
George Baumgartner, Bob Emmens,
y. J. Nakis and Harry Way formed
a party Of fishermen bound for Nor
mon Lake Monday for week of fish
ing and camping.
Among those camping at Howard
Lake Sunday for the days fishing
were Jas. Kennedy family, George Nc
Dougall and family and the Hudson
family.
George McDougall transacted busi-
ness in Flagstaff Monday evening.
Hal c. Prince is registered at the
Fra Marcos again this week Mr..
Prince is state agent for the Contin-
entail Casualty Co.
A forest ranger found camp fire
still burning near the Flagstaff high
way and traced a tourist into Maine
where he asked him to return and eX-
tinguish the fire. The tourist refused
so the ranger arrested him and