Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-14

In City
Mrs s. c. Shrum and Miss Sadie
Shrum arrived in Douglas last evening
to make their home. Miss Shrum will
teach in the local schools this COM
ing year. They are the aunt and
cousin of Mrs. John Peterson, 1911
Ninth street and are former residents
of Nevada, Mo.
Resigns
Miss Agnes Mahoney has resigned
her position at the Arizona Edison of
fices, to take effect today. Miss Ma
honey will depart the early part of
the week for the Grand canyon and
other points Of interest in the north
ern par tof the state. She will resume
her studies in the early fall at the
University of Arizona.
To Ell Paso
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ridley will motor
to this city from their home in War
re ntoday and here they will be joined
by Mrs. Mary Beeman. They will all
proceed to Ell Paso, where they will
spend the weekend as the guests OF
friends and relatives.
Will Return
Mrs. William D. King, who has beet-
spending a short sojourn on the coast,
will return to this city today. Mr..
King, who is motoring back, will be
here in the near future. Mrs. King
will be accompanied by the children.
To the Coast
BeH Maiden departed last eevning
for the coast where he will spend
short vacation with his family, who
have been in California since the early
part of the summer. They Will all re
turn in short while.
Here Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Wescoat and Mr..
and Mrs. William Maxwell, who are
enjoying a vacation at Berner's resort
in Ramsey canyon, returned to this
city Wednesday evening to bring Mrs
Wescoat to this city for medical treat
ment. Mrs Wescoat was badly bitten
by a poisonous spider. They returned
Thursday morning to the summer re-
sort and will remain over the week.
end.
Mrs. S. P. Thompson, who is con-
nected with the dry goods department
of the Phelps Dodge store, with her
niece, Mrs M. F. De Bernardo, will de-
part today TO ran extended trip to be
spent at various points in Texas. They
will visit in Ell Paso, Dallas, Calves
ton and will spend some time in Sabi-
nal as the guest of friends and rela-
othis city in two weeks,a while Mrs.
Thompson plans to remain for one
month.
From Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pryor, SOS Eight
eenth street, have returned from Hous-
ton, Texas, where they spent the past
two weeks as the guests Of friends
and relatives.
SAmcnsdH Returns
Rev. E. w. Simonson will return to-
dav from the coast, where he spent
the past few weeks the guest of his
family, who are now making their
home-theer. There will be the usual
services at the Episcopal church Sun
day morning. N
Will Return
Miss Lupe de Ia Vega Will return in
the near future from San Diego and
other points in southern California
where she has spent the summer
months Miss de la Vega is employed
at the Phelps Dodge store.
From Che Coast
Miss Hazel Hail will return to this
city shortly after an extended sojourn
spent on the coast. Hollis Hall will
return several sweeks later They re-
side on the, Hall ranch three miles ease
Of town. s
Miss Ella K. Butcher will arrive i'll
this city today from her home in San
Antonio, Texas Miss Butcher is the
border field worker sfor the Young
Women's Christian Temperance union
she will speak at the Methodist church
Sunday eevning att 8 o'clock. Miss
Butcher comes highly recommended
and is very forceful and entertain
ing speaker. It will be union serv4
ice and eevryone is cordially invited
to- attend.
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