Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-20


Paso, Texas, who is visiting Mrs.
Margaret watkins, 1860 Tenth
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Steele Woods
of 1909 Twelfth street.
In Bfsbee Yesterday
Judge John e. Newbury of this
city was in Bisbee Monday to pre-
side at a session of the Justice
court there in the absence of Judge
w. P. Craig who is in California
on business.
Weekend Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Tanner and Mr..
and Mrs. William Jace of Thatcher,
spent the weekend in Douglas visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Haymore at 10TH street and
Carmelita avenue.
Club Meeting.
The next meeting of the Octette
Story Telling club will he held on
Friday evening, January 20, at the
home of Mrs. Harry w. Churchyard
1855 Thirteenth street.
Returned Home.
Mrs. David Longleaf has returned
to her home in Dallas, Texas, after
visiting in Douglas for several days.
Mrs. Longleaf returned last week
from a months stay in Tucson, where
she went for medical treatment.
Missionary Meeting.
The missionary program of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
First Baptist church, will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the church. Members of Circle
No. will entertain.
Visited Mother.
Miss Mildred Long, teacher in the
school at McNeal, spent the weekend
in Douglas, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charles w. Long of Eleventh street.
She has as her guest Miss Jeff
Young, who also teaches in McNeai
Former Resident Visits Here.
Mrs. J. B. Fox, former resident
of Douglas, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. C. E. Bull at her home,
1904 Twelfth street, leaves this morn
ing for Tucson and Phoenix, for a
brief visit before going to Los An.
eeles. In the coast city she will be
the guest of her son.
To Reside in Bisbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. George of Den
ver Colo, who recently arrived in
the city, are at the home of Mr..
Georges sister, Mrs. M E. Buckles,
1881 Fourteenth street. Mr.. George
has a. position as pharmacist in Low
ell. Thep plan to move to Bisbee in
the near future where they expect to
make their home.
Detained in Bisbee.
Judge John E. Newbury who was
in Bisbee yesterday afternoon substl-
tuting for Judge w. P. Craig, held
a night session of court there last
night and will not return to Douglas
until this afternoon. He found a
great deal of civil business there
Yesterday which kept him busy
throughout afternoon and evening.
Home From Trip
w. deli. Washington of 1857
Ninth street, has returned home
from Atlanta, Georgia, where he had
been spending the holidays with
Mrs. Washington and their son. Mrs.
Washington, who has been visiting
at her sons home for the past
three months, plans to remain there
several weeks longer.
Dies In San Antonio
Mrs. Julia Atkins, 80, of San An
tonic, Texas, mother of Mrs. w. G.
Jack of this city, died in hospl-
tai in San Antonio on Sunday, word
received by Judge Jack states. Mrs.
Jack who has been visiting her
mother in the Texas city is now
confined in a hospital there. The
deceased visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
in this city several years ago.
Left For Coast
Mrs. George Lind and baby
daughter, Phoebe, left Monday eve
ming for their home in Los Angeles,
California, having spent the past
month in Douglas, visiting Mrs.
Linds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Sherman Of go e avenue. Mr.. Lind
who spent the holidays with them
in the city, returned to the coast
about two weeks ago.
To Enter University.
Miss G1endora Buckles, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M E. Buckles of
1881 Fourteenth street, plans to
leave for Tucson to enter the Uni
versity of Arizona for the second
semester. Her position at the Bank
of Douglas will be filled by Mrs.
William w. Hobin, who resigned her
position at the Chamber of Com
merce last week. Miss Buckles was
graduated from the Douglas High
school with the class of 1925.
Missionary Meeting Thursday