Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-14

downtown ,OtIlce IN the BrOphy block.
Here On Business
c. A. Bradford of Lordsburg, N. NJ,
was in Douglas on business Friday.
Shopping In City
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomas Perez, residing
south of Aqua Prieta, were in Doug
las shopping Friday.
Cattle Sales Increase
Sales through the California Cattle
mems association during July exceeded
sales for the month of June by 27.3i
per cent, according to word received
here For the first week of August
the volume of business was three
July, and 10 per cent better than the
times as great as the first week III
first week in August last year, ac-
cording to a staternent just issued by
the organization. Feeder cattle novel
ments continue to be active at strong
prices.
To Ell Tigre
E. F. Hastings, well known residentl
of Globe, who spent the past few days.
in Douglas, departed Friday morningI
for Ell Tigre, where he will remain
several days attending business affairs.
From Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Leland and family
are spending a few days in this city
To Mountains !
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Sipes Of this
city are enjoying weeks vacation
in the mountains
To Phoenix
A. T. La Prade departed Friday
morning for the capital city, where hel
makes his home, after spending a fewI
days in this city. La Prade is the
democratic candidate for state attor-
ney.
Illness
w. F. Bronson, who is connected
with the j. c. Penney store, was iii
Friday and unable to assume his du-
ties at the store.
From Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Hensen, former
residents ~of this city who now make
their home in Lowell, motored to-
Douglas Thursday evening and visited
with friends
Returns to Pearce
A. Y. Smith, resident of Pearce, who
has been in Douglas for the past few
days, has returned to his home. I
From New Mexico
Henry Carlsen and Lelande Saunders,
both of albuquerque, N. M, are spend /
ing few days in Douglas attending
to business affairs.
To Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Campbell de-
parted Friday for Tucson, where they
make their home. They were here for
the past few days attending to busi
ness affairs. -
From HiIItop,
John Bloomberg is in Douglas for a
few days on combined business and :
pleasure trip. He is spending the sum-
mer at Hilltop.
To Bisbee
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seeley motored
to Bisbee Thursday where they spent
the day.
Illness
B. R. Russell has been confined to
his home at 1856 Eleventh street, due
to illness, this past week.
Glenns Here ,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glenn were
Douglas visitors Friday, motoring here
from their home at the Hi-Lonesome
ranch.
From Ruc<er
Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows were in
this city Friday, coming from thei,
home in Rucker canyon to attend to
business affairs.
C1n vacation
Dolores Macon, employed at Wool |
worth's store, will enjoy weeks va
cation, beginning this coming Monday.
Will Return
Mrs. Christina Campbell, 1861 Eighth
street, who has been enjoying a short
vacation will resume her duties at the
Philips Dodge store Monday.
From NOgaIes
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davy motored
from Nogales this week and were in
Douglas for several days. They re /
turned to their home Friday.
On vacation
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Smith, Mrs. Kate
Smith and Miss Helen Dales will de- !
part Monday for the Grand canyon and
other points of interest in the north /
ern part of the state. They plan to
remain for two weeks.
The International Club, Quality and ,
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