Williams news. [microfilm reel], September 07, 1901, Page 5, Image 5

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THE WILLIAHS NEWS
5
LOCALS
Dr. A. G. Rounseville wag a Flag
staff visitor Tuesday.
Little Anna Barney has been
quite sick this week with scarla
tina.
Remember, Dr. Pratt, the optic
ian, will be here Tuesday and Wed
nesday, September 10 and 11. .
Engineer Secor was in from the
Grand Canyon railroad survey
Tuesday.
II. J.Gray and C. C. Hutchinson,
. two prominent sheep men, spent
Monday in town.
You will find the best Havana
cigar at the Cabinet.
It is reported that the Santa Fe
company is to build a $2-5,000 club
house in Winslow.
Martin Buggeln, proprietor of the
Bright Angel hotel, spent the first
of the week in the city.
Dr. Pratt, "Arizona's leading op
tician," will be at Grand Canyon
hotel Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 10 and 11.
Fred Twitty came up from Pres-
cott last Sunday for a short visit
with home folks in the city.
Hon. Henry F. Ashurst is spend
ing the week in California on busi
ness and pleasure combined.
Mr. F. O. Poison, of the firm of
Poison Bros., left for a two-weeks'
business trip in the east last Mon
day.
Most any of the best brands of
cigars or liquors you can find at
the Cabinet.
Mr. John Page came in from the
canyon country and left for Flag
staff Tuesday evening, returning
again Wednesday.
The Santa Fe lias purchased
ground in Los Angeles for a fine
new railway hospital. Work will
be begun very soon.
Jese Boyce, after a most pleas
ant summer vacation, returned to
Los Angeles again last Monday to
resume his school duties.
AUGUST TETZLAFF
MERCHANT
TAILOR
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Clothes Cleaned and Repaired
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If you enjoy smoking a good ci
gar, then buy it at the Cabinet.
Paul W. Moore, representing the
Red lands (California) Daily Facts,
was a canyon visitor this week in
the interests of his paper.
T. A. Haydcn, representing the
Singer Manufacturing Co., has
been looking up business in his
line in the city this week.
Mrs. J. D. Raudebaugh, who was
quite ill the first of the week, is
again able to attend to her duties
at the telephone exchange.
Dr. Pratt makes regular trips to
our city and all his work is fully
warranted. You are perfectly safe
in consulting - him in regard to
your eyes.
Capt. John Ha nee, the world-re
nowned guide of the Grand Canyon,
was in the city this week and was
a pleasant caller at the News office.
Miss Carrie Geyer and cousin,
Miss Nachtrieb, will leave next
Tuesday for California, where they
exjiect to spend the coming winter.
Henry P. Barber went to Flag
staff on Tuesday's No. 2 on busi
ness connected with his purchase of
the Last Chance mine in the can
yon district.
If you are satisfied with any kind
of a cigar, then buy it at the first
place you come to. But if you
want the best Havana goods, go to
the Cabinet for them.
Mrs. R. J. Arey left last Saturday
for Los Angeles, having received
word of the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Marion Miller, who is now lo
cated in that city.
Misses Susie B. Johnson and
Jennie Bay less, accompanied by
Johnnie Hill, returned last Satur
day evening from a pleasant outing
at the Grand Canyon.
W. A. Nevin has again resumed
his duties as general manager of
the Santa Fe west of Albuquerque.
A. G. Wells, who has been acting
n that capacity during Mr.Nevin's
llness, has again taken up the
duties of general superintendent.
If your eyes bother you in the
least, be sure and see Dr. Pratt
"Arizona's leading optician," who
will be here Tuesday and Wednes
day only.
Mrs. J. W. Thurber, Mrs. Martin
Buggeln and children, Diletta and
Edna, left last Monday for a two
weeks' visit at Los Angeles and
other California points.
On last Sunday Mr. Otto Nagiller
accompanied his daughter, Ida, as
far as Ash Fork on her way to
Oakland, Cal., where she goes to
again enter the school for the deaf
and dumb at that place.
To those who drink whiskey for
pleasure: Harper whiskey adds
rest to existence. To those who
drink whiskey for health's sake
Harper whiskey makes life worth
living. Sold by the Cabinet.
Cecil G. Fennell, general man
ager of the Val Verde Copper Co.,
passed through the city on Wed
nesday's No. 2. Mr. Fennell goes
east on an extended business trip
in connection with the operation of
the company's new smelter at Val
Verde.
Mr. Geo. W. Mathews is rushing
to completion his new store build
ing and expects to he doing busi
ness in the same within the next
two weeks. The fire was a hard
blow to Mr. Mathews but he is
again with the procession on the
fair to road success.
W. S. Melick, editor of the Pasa
dena NewB, was a pleasant caller at
the News office last Saturday. Mr
Melick had just returned from a
trip to the snake dance, and after
taking in the Grand Canyon, spent
the time between trains renewing
old friendship with Mayor Pyle.
Mr. L. H. Tolfree, a citizen of
Flagstaff and a hotel man well
known all over the Santa Fe, has
been in Bisbee for several days, vis
iting Naco and Douglas in the
meantime. It is known that Mr.
Tolfree is figuring on the manage
ment of the Copper Queen hotel at
this point, which is nearing com
pletion. The Copper Queen people
would make no mistake in placing
this fine hotel in his hands.
Range News.
MONEY TO LOAN
U. S. Commissioner
Attorney at Law Notary Public
Money loaned for building
or on improved town prop
erty at low rate of interest
C P. SLVERNAIL
Williams, Arizona
J. B. Q I RAND
Mem. Western Soc. Engineers
Civil and Mining Engineer
U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Railroad and Mining Surveys
The Santa Fe Pacific railroad
company transferred the land de
partment offices of the company
from Los Angeles to Topeka, Sep
tember 1. The offices were form
erly located at Albuquerque and
were removed to Los Angeles when
the transfer was made from the At
lantic & Pacific company to the
Santa Fe Pacific company, and un
der the present move the offices
will be consolodated with the land
department of Ihe Santa Fe com
pany. Journal-Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graham
left Monday, last, for Redlands,
California, where they will make
their future home. Having been
residents of Williams for the past
seven years they have formed many
friendships which were not easily
cast aside. For some time Mr.
Graham has been in poor health,
and it is because of this that the
change was deemed necessary.
Robert, a son, has been located in
Redlands for some time, and has
been very anxious to have nis par
ents join him there. While a host
of friends here regret that they
were compelled to make this
change, they join the News in
wishing them success and happiness
in their new home.
John H. Sterling, of Williams,
left some time last week for British
Columbia. He is not expected to
return. John has long been a resi
dent of this section. He has been
considered an honest and desirable
citizen, but during the past year or
two women and wine have caused
him to lead a fast life. He recently
bought his partner's interest in a
band of sheep, which were heavily
mortgaged, and being what he
thought hopelessly in debt, he bor
rowed or gave checks, against which
he had no bank deposit, and by
this means raised several hundred
dollars, aud skipped. The action
of Mr. Sterling was a great surprise
to his friends, and the majority of
them are congratulating themselves
that Sterling did not ask them for
arger loans. Coconino Sun.