Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-28

ing a few days in this city attending
to business affairs.
To Phoenix
r. B. Sims. who has passed several
days in Douglas, will depart today for
the capital city, where he makes his
home.
To NacOzari
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Rawlins will de-
part today for their home in Nacozari
after having passed several days here
en- route to their home, after vaca-
tion trip spent on the western coast.
From Mexico
Ernest ]. Stanley of FL Tigre, Mex
leo, is spending a while in Douglas at
tending to business affairs.
New Cafe Owner
Mrs. c. L. Foxes has purchased the
share of Mrs. Lucille Avery in the
Gadsden dining room.
From Mexico
c. B. Dumas and G. H Fourcade, of
Guaymas, are in this city on a short
business trip.
Visitor Here
Philip Dupree, who resides in Naco
zari, is a visitor in this city.
To Cave Creek
Mrs. Carl B. Scholfield and daughter
will depart tomorrow for Cave Creek
after sojourn of several days in this
city.
windsor Here
Gerald P. Windsor, who resides in
Nacozari, Mexico. was a visitor here
Friday.
Undergoes Operation
Miss Margaret Baumen, who UNDER
went tonsil operation Thursday in
Bisbee at the Cruthirds clinic. is re,
ported to be recovering rapidly.
From the Coast
Miss Martha B. Criley and her
mother have returned from the coast,
where they spent the summer months.
From Hilltop
Mrs. Mary c. Fritz, accompanied by
her son, has returned TO this city
after a vacation spent at Hilltop.
Mrs. Fritz will teach in the Douglas
city schools
From Phoenix
A. K. Grimes, with his brother,
A. Grimes of Phoenix, both of
whom are delegates to the American
legion convention, were visitors in
this city Friday. The brothers are
identical twins.
From Bisbee
H. F. Southworth and Dan Seaman,
delegates from Prescott to the Amer
lean legion convention in Bisbee, were
in Douglas Friday.
Undergoes Operation
William Hudsielz of Douglas under
went a tonsil operation at the Cru
third clinic insBisbee Wednesday, He
is reported to be doing very nicely
following the operation.
Leaves On Business u
Henry Miller of Douglas was III
Tombstone on business last Saturday.
Here On Business
Robert B. Sims of Phoenix, member
of the Arizona Industrial congress,
was in Douglas on business Friday.
Return Hoem
Mrs. G.. w. Swain ana daughter,
Miss Alice, who have been visiting
Mrs. Alfred Paul of thst city, have
returned to their home in Tombstone.
Seriously Ill
w. R.. Bosso of 645 SIXTEENTH street
is seriously i'll at his home =
At the PalOmar
L. H. Thompson, Douglas; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. r. Miller, Phoenix; Morton
Levy, Ell Paso; b. c. Jones, San An
gelo, Texas; Mrs. Rose johnson, Doug
las; Miss Virginia Johnson, Douglas;
Mrs, Carl B .Schofield.
To Cave Creek
Mrs. Earl Jones, operator of the
Mountain States Telephone and TeIe-
graph company, will enjoy the week.
end at Cave creek, where she will
visit as the guest of friends and rela
tives.
AT the Gadsden
d. n. Johnson, Yuma; f. NJ Hughes
Welton; j. w. E. Trepz, Phoenix;
j. S. Castel, Ell Paso; E. NJ White
worth, Tucson; G. P. Windsor, Naco~
zari; W. N. Cowan, Dos Cabezos
w. 3. Patterson, Kansas City; Mr..
and Mrs. Walton H. Spiller, Ell Paso;
H. o. Genorar, Phoenix; f. A. Downs,
Tucson; M H. Harmon, Morenci; d.
M. Mason, Los Angeles; r. L. Donally,
Los Angeles; Dave Duff, Yuma; Mr.,
and Mrs. r. L. Rawlins, Nacozari:
Ernest J. Stanley, Ell Tigre; Raymond
Dyas, Phoenix; E. H. Davey, Los An
geles; c. B. Dumas, Guaymas; c. H
Fourcade, Guaymas; d. Wolfe, Ma
cozari; Philip Pupree, Nacozari; Alice
Carr Ell Tigre; Fred w. Moore, Phoe-
nix; Lee Bolin, Los Angeles; Ray A.
Hughes, Los Angeles; r. B. Simms
Phoenix; ]. J. Tarhoney, Phoenix;
Mr.. and Mrs. =. E. Tade, Ell Paso
D. Acyme, Los Angeles; w. N. Niles
Phoenix; Mrs. c. A. Code and son
Albany, Ga; A. r. Martin, Tucson:
G. w. Farrim, Tucson; Floyd ].
Beeghlys Tucson; r. Kaplan, Alou.