Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-01


remain there for several days.
| From Ranch
j Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Williams were
| in this city yesterday with a load of
valley produce from their ranch in
Elfrida.
To NacOzari
r. r. Beard returned to Nacozari
yesterday after spending Monday in
this city on business.
From Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt, Amy and
Glenn Pratt and Margaret Doty have
returned from a two weeks trip spent
at the Grand canyon.
To Phoenix
Francis NemecS, James McKinnon
and William Franklin motored to Phoe-
nix yesterday, where they will spend a
few days.
To Pasadena
Mrs Elizabeth Vaughn has returned
to her home in Pasadena, Calf, after
spending a month as the guest of her
son, ]. r. Vaughn, of Eighth street
Resumes Duties
Miss Ethel Dawson, cashier at Wool
worths store, has resumed her duties
in that capacity after being confined
to her home because of illness.
To Georgia
Leonard c. Wolfe of Nacozari was in
this city Monday on his way to- Sa-
vana, Ca, where he will spend in va
cation visiting friends Wolfe is man
ager of the Moctezuma Copper COM
pany in Nacozari.
From Tombstone
Mrs. c. D. Price and Mrs R. L. Ken
dayy were in this city Tuesday from
Tombstone. Mrs. Price has accepted a !
position as principal Of the grammar
school in Tombstone.
ROdeO Visitors
i Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Richards were in
Douglas yesterday from .Rodeo on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
In Bisbee
| Russell Meadows has been spending
few days in Bisbee on business He |
will return today.
From Bisbee
| w. P. Simms of Bisbee was in Doug !
las Tuesday in the interest of his cam
paign for state senator.
Official Business
George Henshaw, county assessor, |
and w. A. Tyler deputy assessor, were
in Douglas TuesdayAon business con-
nected with their offices.
From Coast Trip t'f |
A. B. Egland returned Tuesday from
! trip to the coast, where he visited the |
coastal points from San Diego to San
Francisco.
| Miss Mason HOnOred
/ Miss Mabel Mason was the honor
guest at bridge party given by Mrs. |
Frances Thompson at the home of her !
mother Mrs. J. P. Sexton, 1921 Ninth
street, on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Mason received the cut and guest !
prizes and Miss Rowena Stillman was
awarded the first prize for high score. |
Those who enjoyed the afternoon were
Mabel Mason, Isabelle Miller Sarah !
and Mary Frost, Dorothy Griffith, J
|
Elizabeth Piper, Henrietta Elvey, Ro- |
wena Stillman, Eleanor Arthur, Mar
! jorie Gooding and Mrs. Stewart Car
penter. Mrs. Sexton and daughter, I
Elizabeth, assisted Mrs Thompson in /
the serving of refreshments.
Tucson Visitor
Miss Willola Humphries, who was a !
sophomore at the University of Ari-
zona this past year, and who has been
attending the summer session of that
institution, arrived in this city yester
day and will remain until Friday as
the house guest of Miss Mildred Jacks. /
Will Entertain Rainbow Girls
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Barrett, 1857 Six /
teenth street, will entertain at their
home this evening in honor of the I
rainbow girls, who will soon be leaving
for school. All rainbow girls and mem /
bers of the advisory board are in
vited. Games and the presentation of
the jewel will occupy the evening.
Americas first golf professional was
Willie Dunn, who came over from
Scotland in 1890.
The International Club, Quality and /
Service in Aqua Prieta-Advt.
ATTENTION, VOTERS.
Senator J. J. Cox, candidate for dem
ocratic nomination for governor, will
speak here Thursday evening, p. m
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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