Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-19

In Las Vegas
| Z. q. Dodd, a former resident o.
Douglas, and at one time secretary
to r. e. Souers, superintendent or
schools, writes friends in this city.
that he is now making his home In
Las Vegas, N. NJ, and that he
wishes to be remembered to all his
friends in this city.
From Phoenix
o. S. French, resident OF Phoe.
nix, now connected with the state
highway department, was in Doug
las Wednesday attending to business
affairs. He is a former Douglas
resident.
Roark Here
George Roark, under-sheriff from
Tombstone, is spending few days
in Douglas on business connected
with his office.
From Tombstone
Sid Smyth, county engineer, from
Tombstone, was in Douglas Wednes-
day.
From Leslie
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace McKeehan
were in Douglas from their home att
Leslie canyon yesterday, bringing
farm produce.
Weir Here
R. A. Wehr assistant county en-
gineer, from Tombstone. was in
Douglas and vicinity Wednesday in
specting the roads of the district !
From Tombstone
w. A. Tyler, deputy county asses
sor from Tombstone, was a visitor
here Wednesday attending to busi-
ness affairs connected with the Of
flee
Return From Coast
Mrs. e. G. Piper and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth have returned from Cali
fornia, where they have been pass
ing. the summer. While on the coast
they visited in La Jolla, Santa Mon
lea, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Rio
Nido, Long Beach and other points
of interest. They report a most de-
lightful trip.
JOhnStCnS Return
Mr. and Mrs. S. 7. Johnston have
returned to this city following a two
weeks vacation spent on the west
ern coast. They visited in Long
Beach, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Candidate to Speak
E. E. Ellinwood,. candidate for the
democratic nomination for. governor,
and former resident of Cochise coun-
ty, will speak at the Grand theatre
in Douglas, Tuesday, August "A.
From Tombstone
George Henshaw, candidate for
sheriff, was in Douglas Wednesday,
attending to business affairs con-
nected with the office which he now
holds, as county assessor.
Will Remain Here
David Wease, son of Mrs Grover c.
Wease, who has been spending the
summer at Maria, Texas, will remain
there 2nd attend school this coming
year.
Miss Swain Here
Miss Alice v. Swain, chief deputy
county recorder, from Tombstone, is
visiting in this city as u guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Paul,
on Tenth street. Miss Swain, who is
we'll known in this city, has for six
years been in the recorders office iii
Tombstone. She is an advocate of
woman suffrage and urges that all
women in Douglas take an interest in !
the election this fall and cast their
vote. Miss Swain will remain here
for a week.
Lawn Party
Plans are being made for a lawn
party to be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs w. j. Nemeck at 1868
Thirteenth street on the evenings
of September 9 and 10. The affair
is being given by the Border chap
ter, No Is, of the order of Eastern
Star. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
To the Mountains u
Albert w. Stacy, manager of the
Bassett Lumber company, and family ,
left Wednesday for the Hood-Berner ]
resort in the Huachuca mountains. ]
where they expect to spend the re- (
of the week.
At the Gadsden
r. Matheson, Chicago; D. G. Mon
tague, Los Angeles; H. o. Morrison,
Bisbee; j. c. Anderson, Tucson; r. !
Springfield, Ohio; e. z. Baugh, {.
San Francisco; E. Freeman, Ell Paso;
j. M. Beebe, Phoenix; Fl. *. Miller, Los {
Angeles; A. ]. Dana, Ell Paso; H. G. La
France, New York City; M l.. McCue, !
Los Angeles; E. E. Berghaefer, San !
Francisco r. H. Wehr, Tombstone;
Sid Smyth, Tombstone; j. B. Hymer,
Phoenix; A., P, c. Craig, Tucson; G. :
w. Pearson, ,'iiTucson; M. A. Russek'
Los Angeles; w. D. Shea, Ell Paso; p. !
S. Stroud, Dallas; Roy Young, Dallas;