Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-17

I ISlul lICo " lllo Wy oe1IOl a IWO WSShS
vacation trip spent at Turkey creek.
i To Turkey Creek
| Edward and Franklin Fish have
gone to Turkey creek, where they are
guests at the Walter Hatley ranch.
Return
Mrs. Rose Slaughter ana son, John
Slaughter, returned Sunday from
Turkey creek, where they spent the
past two weeks.
Guest Here
Capt. G. b. Mcdonald, executive of
ficer of an artillery regiment in the
organized. reserve corps, is the guest
of Lieut.. Charles stevens at Camp
Harry J. Jones. Captain Mcdonald is
| World war veteran, an aviator and
a polo enthusiast. He formerly was
with the 25th infantry.
F'rOhn the Coast
| W1lliam King returned from the
coast Sunday morning, having made
the trip overland.
To the Fort
| Capt. c. r. Peck and Lieut.. William
| S. Triplett, of the 25th infantry tsa :,
toned at Camp Harry j. Jones, left
Sunday for Fort Huachuca, where
they will act as instructors for the
Arizona national guard, which is now
in it's annual summer encampment.
Will Return
Maj. and Mrs. C. B. Townsend and
their two children will return to this
city August 25, after an extended va
cation on the coast.
Alumni Meeting
There will be a meeting jof the
alumni of the Douglas high school
Wednesday evening in front of the
high school. Important business will
be transacted and all alumni are usged
to be present
VIII Return
Mrs. Emma Beals will return to her
home in this city Wednesday after,
having spent the greater part of the
summer in Flagstaff.
Changes Residence
Mrs. Howard A. Petit has resigned
her position at the First National
bank and will leave in the near fl-i
ture for Bisbee, where she will join
her husband, who is now employed in
the Hill city.
At the Gadsden
w. H. Kelly, Tombstone; w. L. Scar
borough; B. B. Alexander, kansas City;l
w. Osborne, Jr., Phoenix; E. Thorma,
Phoenix; Mr.. and Mrs. H. N McCum-
Der, Dallas; w. p. Mcdowell, Ell Paso;
B. P. Cloud, Los Angeles; e. E. Heasr
ley, Los Angeles; p w. Pogson, Ell
Paso; F. E. Chase, Dallas; J. D. Brady,
Ell Paso; A. Morales; o. P. Floyd, Phoe-
nix; H. H. Horton and son, Nacozari;
E. F. Hastings, Globe; Tom Watson,
Ell Paso; William Kemp, Tucson; r.
G. O'Shea, Ell Paso; M B. Jenney, Tue
son; E. D. Moore, Ell Paso; w. P. Mil
Ter, Ell Paso; t. S. Carnahan, Brussels.
Belgium; Irving Sanders, San Fran
cisco; J. w. Carpenter, Ell Paso.
At Gilmore Residence
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. James are now
visiting at the home of Attorney andi
Mrs. William G. Gilmore on Eleventh
street. James, who is clerk of theI
court at Tombstone, has recently been,
removed from the County hospital.
Large Attendance
Fred D. Hubbell stated Monday that
over /. 1000 people visited the house
beautiful Sunday afternoon. A steady
train of admirers came during both the
afternoon and evening.
FrOdm Los Angeles
Mrs. Ivy Simms arrived in this cityi
Sunday evening to be the guest of MI
and Mrs. 7. F. Sims. She plans to re-
main for several weeks.
FrCm Double Adobe
James Wellgehausen, Of the Double
Adobe district, was a business visitor
in Douglas Monday.
To Visit Yosemite
Rex Rice, of Rice & Co., who is va,
cationing on the coast, expects to leave
Santa Cruz Calf, to make an extend-'
ed trip through the famous Yosemit~
valley according to word received in.
this city.
From Forest
H L. Christensen, rancher from
Forest, was a visitor In Douglas mon
day.
From silver Creek
M S. Walters, Silver creek rancher,
visited Douglas Monday and conferred
with H. c. Beumler, U. S. commission
er, on land matters.
Returns From Coast
Harry r. Foster, of the Foster and
Ames Smokehouse, returned to Doug
las Monday from vacation enjoyeaI
in Los Angeles, Calf, and other coast
cities.
From Ell PasO
William, Alberts, of the Stafford
Alberts Motor company returned Nom
day to Douglas from Ell Paso, Texas,
where he attended the Sunday games
between the Douglas and FL PasG
clubs.
Visiting En- Douglas
Mr., and Mrs. John M. Love1and OF
Tombstone were Douglas visitors Sum
day. They are en- route to Ell PasoI