Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-19

To Tombstone
Miss Frederica Wilder departed last
evening for Tombstone, where she
will visit several weeks as the guest
of friends. She will resume h y
studies in the early fall at the UIt-
lversity of Arizona.
ITO Tucson
Alfred Paul and son, Alfred, Jr.,
are spending a few days In Tucson.
Reynolds Here
| Harry Reynolds was in this city
Wednesday attending to business af-
fairs Reynolds resides at Cotton~
wood canyon.
In City
p. A. Chrysler, for many years ems
ployed in the Phelps Dodge tsore
in Bisbee, and who has many friends
in Douglas, was here Wednesday at
tending to business affairs
In Bisbce
d. c. ONeil made short business
trip to Bisbee Tuesday
To Bisbee
j. H. Davis spent Tuesday in the
Hill city, where he went to attend to
various affairs.
From Tombstone
County ATTORNEY John f. Ross of
Tombstone was in Douglas Tuesday.
Rn New Mexico
Miss Bessie Cavanaugh, member
of the faculty of the Douglas high !
school, writes friends in Douglas |
that she is in Las Vegas, N. M. |
where she is visiting as the guesS
of friends and relatives. She will
return in the near future and again
resume her duties.
Is Recovering
Mrs. A. r. Griffith is rapidly re-
covering from injuries sustained last
week when she slipped and fell
while holding a curling iron which
burned her eye. Mrs. Griffith re-
ceived first aid treatment here and
that evening was rushed to Bisbee.
where she was treated by DR.. A. b.
Cruthirds of the Hill city. After
several treatments, Mrs. Griffith haa
fully recovered, although for while
it was feared that she would lose I
the sight of the injured optic.
Guest Here
Mrs. Geneveive Greene has as her
guest, her neice, Miss Winifred
scheibe of Ell Paso. Miss Scheibe
plans to remain in this city several
weeks.
Miss Mayme Scott has gone to
where she has accepted
a position at the county court house.
James Kazal has returned to this
city from, vacation trip spent at
NJ M, and Ell Paso.
To the Coast
Mrs Fred Eberhardt, accompanied I
by her daughter, Lucille, departed,
Tuesday evening for the. coast where
they will spend short sojourn.
Dance sn Bfsbee lE<.
The alumni of the University of,
Arizona are planning a dance to he \
held at. the Warren Country club,
evening, August II. 1t is
anticipated that a large crowd from
this city will attend.
To West Point
Horton Henry, son of Mrs. Cora G
Henry, who resides on Ninth street,,
will depart Friday for West Point.
military academy, where ne will re
sumo his studiessd
Licenses Issued . 4
Marriage licenses issued for the past
week at the county seat include the
following: William Corey to wed Bea-
trice Melendez, both of Douglas; Eddie
R. Washington to wed Valerie Evelyn
Howard, both of Douglas; Joe Maddern
Of Bisbee to wed Christene Thurman of
Douglass; Ygnacio Moreno to wed Am
paro Acuna, both, of Bisbee; Joe L.
bila to wed Jessie Valenzuela, both
Of Bisbee; Charles E. Hill to wed AM
gelina Manzo, both of Douglas; j. B.
Harthy of Douglas to wed Oddie Jones
Of McNeal; Edward Jones of Bisbee to
wed Lenore Lofgreen of Pomerene; Ce-
estino Lombardini to wed Guadalupe
BjorqueZ, both of B1Sbee; Wllaam II.
Crof to wed May Anderson, both of
Douglas; Nathan E. Lawrence to wed
Frona Dexter, both of Bisbee; Alberto
MeIendez to wed Cecilia Enriquez, both
Of Lowell; Robert G. Miller to wed
Maria de Refugio Figueroa, both of
Nacozari; Bob Broadstreet to wed
Juanita Livingston, both of Douglass;
Manual Maldonado of Don Luis to wed
Guadalupe Garcia of Hereford.
News Of Death
]. " Jacobs, 73O Eleventh street,
Wednesday received telegram tell
ing him of the death OF his brother,
W. A. Jacobs, of Cheraw, S. c., who
had been chief of police of that city
FOR the past 21 years.