Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-18

WIN. w. Windham, freight and pass
senger agent of the Southern Pacific
underwent an operation last Saturday
at the Southern Pacific hospital at
San Francisco, Calf, it was learned
through word received in the city
Tuesday Windham is reported to be
recovering rapidly, but It is not ex-
pected that he will return to the city
for at least 60 days.
Acting Trainmaster
A. J. Newall is acting as trainmaster
fo rthe Southern Pacific ou tof Doug
las during the absence of Trainmaster
c. B. Effort, who is now taking two
weeks vacation trip to Los Angeles.
HOnOre@ by Dinner
A dinner in honor of Lieutenant
Charles stephens, adjutant of the 1st
battalion, 25th infantry, Camp Harry
J. Jones, will be given by members OF
the local post of the American legion
at Harts cafe Thursday evening. Lieu
tenant stephens has been a member of
the post for the past several years.
He is leaving Camy Harry ]. Jones to
attend the army tank corps school at
Camp Meade, Md.
Sunday Trip Postponed
A trip of American legion members
and their wives and families to Rhyo-
lite park, the Wonderland of Rocks,
which had been planned for next Sun
day, has been postponed until Sunday,
September 5.
To uirUinfa
Mrs r. P. Wilcox departed Tues
day morning for Virginia, where she
will pass several months as the guest
of friends and relatives.
To Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sanders left Tues
day morning on a short vacation trip
to the Grand canyon and other points
of interest in northern Arizona.
Business Trip
c. B. Effort, trainmaster of the
Southern Pacific company, with offices
in Douglas, accompanied by Mrs. Eli
fort left Tuesday for a two weeks
vacation trip to Los Angeles, where
they will visit with their son and with
Mrs. Efforts parents.
Here for Court
Superior Judge Albert M. Sames OF
Tombstone was in Douglas Tuesday
for the purpose of holding juvenile
court in this city. The judge was ac-
companied by Mrs. Sames.
Here on Business
J. j. Jones, we'll known resident of
Rodeo, was in Douglas or business
Tuesday.
Expected Here
Robert A. Weir of Tombstone, as
sistant county engineer, is expected in
Douglas Wednesday.
CattlemsE Here
Harry Reynolds, prominent cattle
man of Gaudeloupe canyon, was in
Douglas on business Monday.
Gees to Phoenix
c. o. Bainbridge, division superin-
tendent of they Pickwick Stage com
pany, left Tuesday morning for Phoe-
nix on a short business trip.
ROdeo Visitor
C. NJ Hulen, of the Rodeo CoSOpera-
tive association, of Rodeo, N. M, was
in Douglas on business Tuesday.
Returns From Coast
Miss Stella May Carson, daughter or
Mrs. G. B. Pray of Douglas, returned
home Tuesday from Los Angeles,
, where she has been making an extend
ed visit. She is a teacher at Tucson.
Doug:las Visitors
F. w Officer and wife of Rodeo, N.
M, were Douglas visitors Tuesday.
Rancher Here
B. N. Cluff, rancher from the VII
entity of Webb, was in Douglas oil
business Tuesday.
Confined by Illness
J. H. Curlee, yardmaster for the
Southern Pacific company In Douglas
has been confined to his home the
past three days through illness. He
has been relieved temporarily by E.
F. Dodge. A
Returns
| Miss Mabel Frost has returned from
Tucson, where. she spent the past week
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mabel
| Frost, and Miss Roberta Booker
| The International Grub, Quality and
Service, in Aqua Prieta.--Advt.'