Williams news. [microfilm reel], October 19, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

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THE WILLIAMS NEWS
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We are all glad to see John Mc
Andrew back in school again.
Mr. John Kelly sprained his
ankle last Saturday, quite badly,
when stepping off a car.
Mrs. Marie Nichols and family
have moved from the ranch to re
side in Ash Fork for the winter.
Mrs. J. N. Kinnucan returned
Sunday from San Bernardino, Cal.,
where she had been visiting her
parents.
Mr. Wilmot Pentland, switch
ngineer on the Prescott & Phoenix
railroad, is spending a few days
this week with his parents in
Prescott.
Mrs. J. I. Broyles and niece,
Mamie St. Germain, will leave to
day for Phoenix, leaving the Ash
Fork house in charge of Mrs. J.
Mc Andrew.
Wednesday evening a very pleas
ant dance was given in the hall.
The music was furnished by Mr.
Watkins, who leaves for Williams
for a stay of several weeks.
Last Saturday evening the people
of Ash Fork gave a farewell dance
to Miss Anna Nagiller, who was to
leave next day for her home in
Williams. A very enjoyable time
was had by all.
NOTICE.
I hereby warn anyone interested
that I will not I responsible for
any bills or debts contracted by A.
Nichols. All cattle branded LZ
leIong to me.
Mrs. Makie Nichols,
Ash Fork, Arizona.
SELICMAN.
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Mr. James Templeton, hrakeman
on the water run. who for some
time has been laid up with rheu
matism, is now letter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Marks and
Miss Mattel Marks are the latest
arrivals in town. Mr. Marks has
accepted a position as ojx-rator.
Mr. C. I. Uradcliff, of Merced,
Cal., is on a visit to friends. Mr.
Bradcliff is very much impressed
with the activity displayed in the
town of Seligman.
Mrs. Coleman, wife of W. Cole
man, a fireman on the road, is
home again from Eureka, Cal.,
where she has been the past sum
mer visiting friends.
Mr. James Lamport is home for
a few days' visit. lie is a very
busy man at the present time, as is
also the engineering corps with
which he is connected.
The climatic conditions at Selig
man continue to be all that the
heart could desire. The days are
as like summer as one could wish
for, and the nights cool enough to
produce sound, refreshing sleep.
Mr. F. J. Such, who has been em
ployed in the railroad office for the
fiast summer, has accepted a posi
tion in Mr. Mc Bride's store, where
he can be found in the future by
his many friends.
The dance given last Friday
evening in the reading room was
largely attended. Quite a number
of the boys employed on the road
were present and a very pleasant
time was had by all.
The framework of the first story
of the new Harvey house is up and
the dimensions oi the rooms are
such that no matter how big the
crowd, all can be handled with the
utmost convenience.
WILLIAMS SCHOOL NOTES.
The music classes are doing
splendid work, and all enjoy it.
Mrs. F. R. Nellis of this city,
and Mrs. Hart of flagstaff, visited
the school this week.
Several of the pupils in the
upper grades were absent this week
on account of sickness.
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nig i iv in iui puiijc Kk Lilt; townsmen
to visit the iu-hool Anrl iuo what
they used to be.
The principle troubles of the
sixth grade just at present are re
duction of complex fractions and
the explanation of the tide.
A train of burros, packed with
school boys, went to the top of Bill
llliams mountain last Saturday.
The boys all reported a splendid
time.
Mrs. W. J. Horgan attended the
general exercises last Monday
morning. Teachers and pupils
wish more jmrents would attend
the general exercises.
Mrs. M. L. Neal, mother of the
News man, after a pleasant visit of
almost four months in the city, left
Tuesday for Chicago where she will
spend some time with her daughter
before returning to her home in
Ohio. As an example of the gen
eral opinions and beliefs of eastern
people we might say that after
much persuasion only could our
mother be induced to make the
trip to this "wild and wooly"
country. It is needless to state,
however, that she greatly enjoyed
her visit and, but for the fact that
she was compelled to return east,
would have been perfectly content
to dwell in this land of sunshine.
She averred that this has been the
coolest and most delightful summer
she has ever experienced and when
she returns again will only pur
chase a one-way ticket.
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