Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-18
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| IF of them marched to the station with full equipment. Another part of this same unit was sent to France some time ago, but it is unknown where the destination of this group is. Mrs. James S. Douglas and her son, James, expected to leave New York on December IS for Douglas to pass ' the holidays Miss Winnifred Paul, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Paul of Douglas, who Is a student at the Baldwin school, Bryn Mawr. Pa. will accompany Mrs. Douglas and her son | to Douglas.
 Edith Fisher of 725 Sixteenth street, Douglas, died Monday at the county hospital, where she was taken several days ago. The young woman was formerly at Phoenix, but so far her relatives and friends have not been located. She came to Douglas several months ago The A. A. Ferguson Un- dertaking company has charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The following officers were elected at the meeting of the Tombstone East ern Star recently: Mrs. w. A. FOw- Ter, worthy matron Mrs. J. L. Sparks, assistant worthy matron; R. B. Va lance, worthy matron; H. P. Johnson, secretary; Lily Hughart, treasurer; Emma Johnson, eonductress; Jean cite Stark, assistant conductress; Rev. c. w. Stark, chaplain.
 Dennis NJ. Dwyer, for fourteen years a resident of Douglas. passed away Thursday night at Il o'clock at his home in Pirtleville. He was taken ill with influenza more than week ago and the disease developed into meningitis. MT. Dwyer and his broth CT, Daniel, who is a constable at Pir- tleville, formerly were engaged in the dairy busness. Mayme Dwyer. sis ter of the deceased and who was ma tron al the county hospital, passed away two weeks ago. a victim of in fluenza A brother recently was killed in action in France. The body is at Ferguson's mortuary, from which place it will be sent today to the old home Of the Dwyers al kI- gerton, haE.
 Yesterday the colors of the 30Sth cavalry regiment were received at the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines, and they were turned over to l. T.. Pirtle. who donated most of the money to the fund used in buyini the flags aud who originated the idea of giving cOlcrs to the regiment, which was known as "Arizona's Own" lt was planned to recruit the regiment ill this state, and the matter was taken up with the war department where it was turned down. Col. J. J. Boniface, who boosted the plan to the utmost of his ability, was transferred to Camp Meade, Md, and it was to his cooperation that the war depart mert consented to permit the return Of tge cclcrs to the people of Doug- las.
 The death of Frank Ragland oc- cured Monday at Douglas. He had been very i'll for some time and his sister, Mrs. J. w. Brown, of Jerome was with him when the end came. Mr. Rae'and was born in California 30 years ago. He was a member of the Elks and Masonic lodges, and was the possessor of an exception ally fine voice. For a number of years he was member of the, Elks club of Los Angeles and directed chCirs for different churches in Los Angeles. MT. Ragland came to Doug las about year ago to accept a po- s:tion in the general office of the Cop per-Queen smelter. He had been with the Pacific Electric company of Los Angeles for seven years previous to his coming to Douglas. Besides his sister. Mrs Brown. Mir. Ragland is sUIviy ed by brother, Oscar Ragland, of Boston, who is light opera singer with Fred Stone. The body is at the Ferguson undertaking parlors and the funeral will be held on Wednesday from the Elks home.
 Harrison Smart of Casa Granoe ar rived in Tombstone yesterday and will take charge of the local branch ot the Mountain States Telephone com pany in place of Harry J. Evans, who leaves some time this week for Colo rado Springs. Colo, to which point he has been transferred. Mir. Smart comes highly recommended by the people and his company, and will give his best ability toward better service for Tombstone as has been the policy in the past Mir Evans, who has been in Tombstone the past seven and one half years as local manager, leaves here with the best wishes of the many friends he has made during his resi- dence here. His wife and child are already located in their new home. He will be local manager at Colorado Springs for the same company which extends over Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
 It was last Saturday, late in the afternoon, that the crowds on Allen street were treated 10 a sight that made them doubt their eyes. During the afternoon several army trucks were in town from Fort Huachuca
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