Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24
Motoring to City.

DOOGLAS DAILY U1SE "A
Motoring to City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Siefert and
daughter, Janet, and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
j. Smith of Tucson are motoring to
the city today for week END visit.
Returned Home.
Mrs. c. II. Cowls has returned to her
home in Miami after a. weeks stay in
Douglas. On Thursday Mrs. Cowls at
tended the missionary convention held
at Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
To Attend State Meeting.
DR.. George Bridge, a chief surgeon
for the Copper Queen hospital in Bis
bee, and DIR. E. Darrah of the Calumet
and Arizona medical staff are leav-
ing Sunday for Globe to attend the
annual state convention of the Ari-
zona Medical association, which will
convene in Globd on Monday and
Tuesday. DR.. E. w. Adamson and DR..
/ H. Causey, who were to represent the
Douglas surgeons and physicians at
the conference, are unable to attend
the sessions. The session, which will
be in session for two days, will bring
together some of the leading surgeons
in Arizona; DR.. Bridge of Bsbee,
who is president of the state asso,
citation, will preside at the meeting.
Here ION Business.
e. we Barcello of Tempe is in the
city for short time attending to busi-
ness matters.
Visiting in Phoenix.
Mrs. o. A. Ash of 1877 Fourteenth
street left Tuesday morning for Phoe-
nix to spend "a few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs Williamson, former residents
of this city.
Picnic Today.
Members of the Octette Story Telling
club and their guests will hold pic
nio today some place on the outskirts
Of Douglas. Those attending are ask
ed to meet at the home of Mrs. Harry
W. Churchyard, 1424 Thirteenth street,
at o'clock Each member of the club
is privileged to invite two guests to
the outing
Gone to Texas.
Miss Edith Stites of 729 Ninth street
left Wednesday for Dryden, Texas, to
spend some time with her father, Ca
sey sites, Sr. She was accompanied
on the trip by her sister, Mrs. Allan
Van Treese of Long Beach, Calf, who
has been visiting her mother in Doug
las for several weeks.
Spending Weekend.
j. L. Brown of Bisbee is spending
the weekend in Douglas, visiting
friends and attending to business
matters.
Plan Trip to Europe.
Mri and Mrs. George Jackson of
1881 Twelfth street are leaving Tues
day for New York city for a several
days visit prior to sailing for Europe
on May 5 on the "Aquitania," Cunard
line, for Southampton. They plan to
spend about two months in England
and France on business and pleasure.
Weekend Visitors.
George Carlton and son, Billy, of
Dos Cabezas are in the city for a visit
over the weekend. and are at the
home of c. G. Tomley of Thirteenth
street. a
Spending; Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Tomplzins of
Phoenix are spending the weekend in
Douglas while en- route to TeasX. They
will visit Mrs. Tompkins mother in
FL Paso and other relatives in that
vicinity.
Returned to California.
Mrs. Earl Robinson left yesterday
for her home in Eagle Rock, Calf.
after a. weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Horace q. Burt of SIG Fourteenth
street. She was accompanied home
by her young son, Victor, who had
been spending the winter with his un-
Gle and aunt and attending school in
Douglas. MRS. Burt entertained in
formally in honor of her sister Tues
day afternoon.
j. o. G. Glass Meeting.
A Getting of the ]. o. c. class of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church will
be held Monday evening at the home
of Miss Bertha Allison, 1888 Eleventh
street. Mrs. George S. Cowden and
Mrs. Glenn Penny will be- in charge of
the entertainment.
Small Fire.
A slight fire caused by the friction
generated by motor working on
mattress in the Douglas Mattress and
Rug company plant at TIA G avenue at
1910 Friday noon brought out the
Douglas department through a call
from box 49, corner of G avenue and
Seventh street. Damage was estt-
mated at about $40. The building is
owned by Nose Kline and occupied py
" T.. Parker.
Visitors in Douglas.