Williams news. [microfilm reel], November 23, 1901, Page 5, Image 5

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THE WILLIAMS NEWS
LOCALS.
District Attorney J. E. Jones
was up Monday, trying a case be
fore Judge Ranney.
All kinds of cheese and lunch
goods at Phelan's.
Professors Ilinton and Gifford
left yesterday afterm for Fair
view and will hunt in that Vicinity
today.
Mr. Jack Selman and wife are
recent arrivals in the city, Mr.
Selman having accepted a position
at Phelan's. -
Celery and cranberries for
Thanksgiving dinner at Martin's.
Mrs. J. E. Brown, of Ash Fork,
has ' been visiting in town with
Mrs. Geo. V. Martin this week, re
turning home yesterday.
Mr. II. F. Adams, F. R. Nellis
and D. L. Cunningham composed a
hunting party which left Thursday
morning for two or three days'
outing.
; You will hare to hurry. Our
last shipment of telephones are
about all up.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Salzman were
accompanied, upon their return
from San Francisco last Saturday,
by Miss Freda Barth, who will
visit here for some time.
W. W. Bass was in the city the
first of the week and came
around to show us the finest col
lection of Grand Canyon views it
would be possible to get together.
Fresh vegetables every Wednes
day and Saturday at Phelan's.
Postmaster E. II. Simpson left
last Sunday night for a trip to Los
Angeles for the benefit of his
health. The business of the office
is now being conducted by Mr. E.
X. Crawford.
A new restaurant will be opened
today in the Laub building. Every
thing is now in readiness and the
equipment is first-class. FongSing,
the genial proprietor, is in the bus
iness to please.
For Sale. Lot SOxl42 feet. The
above lot has 242 feet street front
age. C. P. Silvern ail.
. Mr. Pat Crowe, of the firm of
Crowe fc McCoy, returned last Sat
urday from a trip to Prescott and
Phoenix. This was his first visit
to that section and he was very
much impressed with the south.
Mr. Wm. Smoot was in town the
first of the week from the canyon
country where he is busily engaged
in hauling ore for the Val Verde
company. He expects to complete
his contract within the next few
days. , .
To the Ladles of Williams.
Tell me the price you wish to pay
for. tailor-made suits, coats, skirts
and waists, and I will show you
more styles at that price than any
other store in the south-west. Bet
ter still, I will give you finer qual
ity . and newer designs. Riding
habits a specialty. Your patronage
solicited and satisfaction guaran
teed. I always buy my . goods in
New York, making trips there my
self and do not purchase through
other parties.
Mrs. M. Stein.
Address Stein's Cloak and Suit
House, 201-203-205 E. Washington
Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
Garner Curran, representing the
Southwest Printers Supply, of Los
Angeles, was in the city Wednes
day. Mr. Curran is president of
the new company and is making
many " friends among the craft
which will result beneficially to
the firm.
Turkey shoot Thanksgiving day
by ueo. W. Martin.
Mr. Geo. W. Kenney, who was
in town this week and of whom
mention is made elsewhere, resides
during the winter months at Mar
dera, Cal. . He informs us that he
well knows Mr. R. J. Williams and
family, formerly residents of Will
iams, who now reside at Madera,
and that they had told him ex
pressly to remember them to their
many friends here.
Turkeys and cranberries for
Thanksgiving. Leave your order
early at Phelan's and get the best.
Mossie Lane was brought before
Judge Ranney last Monday on the
charge of having tried to clear out
a Chinese restaurant. The judge
thought the matter over and gave
him fifteen days on the streets in
which to discover that Williams is
an incorporated town and that
Chinamen pay a local license for
conducting their business and are
entitled to due protection by the
authorities.
Order your Thanksgiving poultry
at Martin's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Sanford, who
have been residents of Williams for
a short time past, returned this
week to Los Angeles, their former
home. Mr. Sanford came here
to accept the position of freight
clerk with the Santa Fe Pacific and
lias filled the position well since
his arrival. He resigned to accept
his old position in Los Angeles and
left .today for that place. Mrs.
Sanford, accompanied by hei
mother and sister, Mrs. Flora B.
Rosson and MiBS Floy, respectively,
preceded her husband. on Thursday.
TOE BIG STOKE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
Visit the Big Store
WE take great pleasure in extending: a cordial
invitation to the public to visit this store,
but more particularly to people who have
not been here. The magnitude of the store and its
immense STOCK and its possibilities of finding
what you want in up-to-date
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING
GOODS, HATS, SHOES, FANCY GOODS in
all its various lines. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Ready-to-wear Ladies' TAILOR SUITS, WRAPS,
FURS, and last, but not least, our IMMENSE
Stock of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.
THE HANDSOMEST AND BEST-LIGHTED
STORE IN THE TERRITORY ..
Due notice will be given
of Our Q rand Opening
..M. SALZMAN..
THE BIG STOKE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
OVERCOATS AND SUITS
fell
i fml -
For all Occasions.
We are sure of pleasing the
. - -most fasUdlou.
dresser
We pride ourselves on the
quality, fit and style .. .
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR UBOe ASSORT-
ME NT OP
Woolens for Suits
Made to Order
A FIT GUARANTEED
L. SCHEY
THE. MEN'S . .OUTFITTER "