Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-30


| in this city Sunday evening after an
extended trip Rthrough the state of
j Arizona. At34Spresent hhey are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
j Williams. They are making the trip
From Coast
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hill and grand
son have returned from an extended
trip. They visited the Grand canyon,
Los Angeles,S Sanl Diego and other
coast points. Hill is general foreman
at the G. and A. smelter.
To Coast W
Mrs. M. E: Jacks departed Wednes-
day evening for months sojourn to
be spent on the coast.
Harsel1s Return
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harsell and
/ son. 1444 Ninth street have returned
from an extended trip spent on the
coast.
Shop Closed
! Madame Cellis beauty parlor will
be closed all day Monday. 1t will
open for business Tuesday morning
To Lowell
| D. c. Hensen, recently of Nogales,
who has been employed at the Doug
las Drug store, has been transferred
/ to the Postoffice drug store in Low
ell.
From New York
| Joe Krepps is new resident in this
city, having, come from New York
City. He has accepted position in
the Mems Shop.
To NacOzari
F. H. Mclaughlin passed. through
Douglas Thursday en- route to his
home in Nacozari. He >has been i'll
Ell Paso for several days.
Return
Mr.. and Mrs G. P. Windsor ana
itors Thursday They have been il
Ell Paso for several days and were
en- route to their home in Nacozarl
Mexico.
From Humboldt
Miss Mabel Mason will arrive the
| tlrSC part OIL n0XL week " pC IAiS
guest of friends Miss Mason is a
former resident of this city, having
attended high school here. At present
she is living in Humboldt with her
aunt, Mrs Kenneth Williams.
Accepts Position
| Charles Rork, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
la. e. Rork, 1925 Ninth street, who at
tended the University of Arizona this
past year, has accepted a position &c
! the C. and A. smelter under Professor
Chapman, professor of metallurgy at
the University of Arizona.
Changes Residence
| Mrs. Emma Adamson is now living
at 124S Eleventh street. At present
! she has as her guest Mrs. Melville
La Marche and son. Jimmie, of Wash
i iington, d. Z.
Returns
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong have
returned from an extensive tour of
the state of Arizona. They visited the
Grand canyon, tas@stlfe Painted Desert,
Clifton 2nG other points of interest.
They state that the Springerville high
way is one of the most beautiful spots
imaginabel; in fact, the scenery sur
passes that of california. The trip
covered a period of two weeks
From Bisbee 49,
Mrs. John Chain of Bisbee was
Douglas visitor Thursday, coming
here on a business and pleasure trip
combined.
CARD OF THANKS
! To the many friends of our beloved
brother and uncle, John E. NeWbury;
to the members of the Elks, Moose
and knights of Pythias, we wish to
express our thanks and appreciation
for the many acts of kindness and
for the beautiful floral offerings
during his recent illness and death.
MRS. S. E. MOORE.
MR.. and MRS. P. w. NEWBUKY.
LAURA and EDWIN MOORE.
I CATHOLIC CLUB NOTICE.
! Regular meeting of sewing club will
be held today at Catholic club. In ad-
dition, card party will be held, com
mencing at o'clock. Come and bring
your friends.-Adv.
A treasury surplus is like when you
have 95 cents and only owe $7643.5O.
\ Spokesman for the White House.