Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-25

vaudeville Will be discontinued at
the Grand until June 1, when the Bert
Levey circuit, which plays from New
Orleans to Los Angeles, will furnish
splendid bills each Tuesday night fot
the rest of the summer
The size Of the cash prizes being
offered for the Charleston contest to
night assures a large number of en-
trants and a great crowd in the audi
once to watch them dance. Douglas
has produced some splendid exponents
of the Charleston and their presenta<
tion tonight is sure to please all.
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Visiting in City
Mrs Portia Hendrix of Dos Cabezas
iting Mrs. Margaret Light of 1893 10th
street.
Opening C1liIdreat'S Nursery
Mrs w. o. Vernon of SO8 11tla street
has announced the opening of a chill
dren's nursery at her home. Mothers
desiring to leave their children wih4
Mrs Vernon may do so at any time,
as she plans no have her nursery open
both day and night.
Here for Few Days
William Hartman of Tucson has been
spending the past few days I'M the city
attending to business matters.
Blacksmith Buried
Ramon Felix, blacksmith of Aqua
Prieta, who committed suicide Friday
afternoon by shooting himself in the
head with rifle, was buried in the
Aqua Prieta cemetery Saturday after
noon. He shot himself at his home.
Seventh street and Eighth avenue. No
cause has been attributed for the act.
He has no immediate relatives.
Spent Saturday in Ell PasO
8. A, Blum, ljr. spent Saturday in
Ell Paso.
G. N. Williams Spends
Sunday in Bisbee
Mr. and Mrs G. N. Williams of
Douglas spent Sunday in Bisbee, Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, S.
Williams.
RctuNned from. Nacozarf
Mr.. and Mrs H H. Pratt of 1870
11th street returned Monday morning
from short visit and business trip
in Nacozarf al) ft
WeeIz-EAnd at RustIer Park
Homer Nalley, H. E. Watson and c.
E. Pettingall spent the weekend at
Rustler park.
Bfava-Frederick
Lizzie A. Biava and William A. Fred
erick of Douglas were married Satur,
day at Bisbee by Rev. c. Mandin. Wit
nesses of the ceremony were the
brides sister, Angela Biava, and Ste
ven Puzzle. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
returned to Douglas after the we'd
ding and are making their home at
761 14th street.
Sunday at Berner'S Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stacy and chill
dren spent Sunday at Berner's ranch.
Left for Grand Canyon
MI. and Mrs. George Gmahling of
1143 Ninth street left Sunday for
Grand canyon where they will spend
two weeks.
Divorce Granted CeciIe Posses
A divorce decree. was granted Cecile
Tesses of Douglas from L. j. Pesses of
Los Angeles Saturday, May %, by
Judge Sames of the superior court at
Tombstone.
Mrs Carlos Tanner is visiting her
Of oil
HovaI A. Smith in Douglas
Hoval A. Smith, consulting mining,
engineer of Bisbee, was in Douglas on
business Monday
Week-End Visitor
A. D. Rurthart, western manager
of the United Fruit company, was the
week end Wis tor of George E. Buxtoa I
of the Buxton Smith company
MI. and Mrs. H. H. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs William Russell of Cabezas spent
the weekend in Douglas Hall is the
manager of the Central Copper conn
I,any mercantile store, and Russell is
assistant manager of the same con-
Germ. t-* gm
To Make Home Here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Lynch of Benson
are i'm Douglas where they intend to
make their home. Lynch is connected
with the Arizona Automobile club.
Vestry Meets Tonight
The Vestry of st. Stephens Epis-
copal church will meet in the Parish
house this evening at 1880 o'clock.
II. e. l.. Glass Meeting
Members of the r. E. L. class of
the First Baptist church are asked
to meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. H. Grant, 949
Tenth street, for the purpose of call
ing on new members. Be present at
Mrs. Grants home at 2:S0.