Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-01

William McClung, who is in charge
of the drug department of the Phelps
Dodge store, has returned from avaca.
ton spent in the White mountains.
From Long Beach
1 Mr.. and Mrs. S. " Thompson and
i son, Frank, of Eleventh street, have
returned after spending month in
Long Beach visiting friends.
To Tombstone
John B. Hart motored to Tombstone
Monday on a business trip pertaining
+ to matters in connection with his
county office.
At the GaGIsCcn
j. R. McMurray Los Angeles; A. T.
Nolle, LosFAngeles;t L. G. Kehrwan; G.
e. Hiswall, Cananea; H. o. Mantor, El
Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Strachan,
Cananea sid Smyth, Tombstone; j.
Mott, FL Paso; o. G. Genge, Cojeme,
Returned
Mrs. W. d. King has returned to her
home in this city after accompanying
her son, William, TO Roswell, N. M,
where he will attend the military in
stitute this coming winter.
Relieving Mrs. johnson
Miss Agnes Mahoney is relieving Mrs.
Mamie B. Johnson, who is connected
with the Arizona Edison company. Mrs
Johnson is confinedsto her home due to
illness. ~
To Ranch
I Harold Austin, who is employed in
the hardware department Of the Phelps
Dodge store, motored to Hunsaker's S
i ranch Monday on business.
To Roswell
Louis jennings will leave for Ros-
wen N NJ, Saturday, where he will
enter the military institute for his sec
ond year After this year, he will ac-
i cept a position in the accounting de-
partment of a lumber corporation in
Los Angeles.
From NacOzari
/ George Inglehart and son, Thomas,
] of Nacozari were in this city yester-
day. Thomas Inglehart who formerly
attend high school in Buffalo, N. Y,
has been visiting his parents in Naco-
zari, but will now depart for Roswell,
where he will enter the military in
stitute.
From California
! Charles Gleeson, formerly of Douglas,
is here from California visiting his
mother, Mrs. G. r. billiard. Mrs. Dill
hIt iS
visiting her son, Edward Gleeson, of
this city.
| c. w. Hopkins and J. w. Dixon of
Rodeo were in this city on business
! Yesterday Hopkins states that rain is
needed very badly in the district
around Rodeo.
Y. w. G. A. Register
In order to accommodate school
teachers and other women who may
be- seeking to rent rooms or board in
/ the city, they w. C. A. has arranged
Ito keep a register of those who may
have rooms to rent or be willing to
| board strangers. Persons who desire
to register should call telephone No.
! 795.
To Eel Paso
Mrs. W. w. Faust has returned to
her home in Ell Paso after enjoyins
a visit with her sister, Mrs Joe
Mceth, 955 Fifteenth street.
Here On Business
J. NJ Goodhue of Bisbee was in
Douglas on business Tuesday.
Phoenix Visitor
Miss Annie May Lambert of Phoe-
nix was a visitor in Douglas Tues
day.
Here On Business
Q. p. Collins of Phoenix was I'll
Douglas Ion business Tuesday.
New Mexico visitor
j. A. 1 Murphy of Anthony, N. NJ,
was in Douglas visiting friends Tues
day.
Here On Business
j. M Stafford of Phoenix was in
Douglas on business Tuesday.
Texas Visitor
II Paul Barber, of PlalnvleW, Tex
is spending Sc yeral days in Douglas
as the guest of5zMr. and Mrs. A. "A.
Sundin.
Will Go On Vacation
t Mr.. and Il MrssgsJ. T. Stewart will
leave in the near future for vaca
ton trip to@ the Grand canyon, Nor
, mon lake and other points of interest
in the northern part of the stace.
From SIaughter's Ranch
r. Robert Giles, foreman of Slaugh-:
ters ranch, was in this city yesterday
, on a business and shopping trip.
From California
Mrs Ethel Connell of Irwins stu
dio has returned from California,
where she has been visiting as the
guest of relatives.
Ross Here
John F. Ross, county attorney from
To ohcfor Dnnolas Ia