Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-06
EIks Dance

Members of the Elks lodge and their
ladies are to enjoy an invitation dance
at the Elks' home Saturday, August
IA, it was announced Thursday.
Recovering From Illness
Mrs w. L. Granger, 1414 Twenty
first street is reported to be able to
sit up after having suffered three
weeks illness
Will Return From Coast
Mrs Harry Warnock and sons, jim
Douglas and Harry Charles, who have
been visiting Mrs. Warnock's sister,
Mrs. e. o. Petrie at Long Beach, Calf,
will return this week to Douglas, ac-
cording to word received in the city
Thursday. Before returning to her
home on Long Island, N Y, Mrs. Pc
trie and children, Virginia and Don
ald will enjoy short visit in Doug
las.
From San Diego
Mrs. Ella X. Knott and daughter,
Irene, who have been attending the
state teachers college at San Diego,
IOdllI.g CApGCl TO IGluIH ~ DOuS
monday, it was learned Thursday. !.
News Of Birth
I Born, August 8. to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e. Warnock, }S19 Eleventh street,
a adughter. Mother and baby are re-
ported to be doing nicely.
To clifton
/ Agnes Tabacchi, who has been visA
fting her sister, ElEire, returned on
Thursday to her home in Clifton, where
she will resume her studies this fall
To Rodeo
Mary Ruth Hart, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bafney Hart, left Thursday
tor Rodeo, n. M, where she will spend
the weekend with Miss Martha Jones'
In Dallas
Miss Mildred De Bord writes friends
in the city that she will spend the re-
mainyer of. tho summer in Dallas,
Texas, as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
NJ Smyth, who now resides in that
city. Miss De Bord has many friends
here and is former resident of Doug
las.
From TOmbstGnc
Mrs. ]. F. Ross of Tombstone is
spending a few days in Douglas as
the guest Of MRS. Margaret Light,
1888 Tenth street. Mrs Ross is well
known in this city.
Guest Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn of Pasadena,
Calif, arrived in Douglas Wednesday
evening to be the guest of her son,
j. f Vaughn, manager of Woolworth's
store Mrs. Vaughn will remain for
several weeks.
TO the Coast
j. d. Faulkner, manager of the Gads
den hotel, departed last evening for.
the coast, where he will remain for
several weeks. He Will visit friends
and relativesO in Los Angeles, and
Santa Ana.
To Corpus Christi
fACarl Cans1er will leave today for
Corpus Christi, Texas,s where he will
spend. .severaIsw eks. 80
Soon Arrive
Mrs Rosa Maclay, an old time resi-
dent of this city, is expected to arrive
in Douglas in the near future. At
present she is making her home on
the coast. Her daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Murphy, resides in Warren and she
will divide her stay between the two
cicties.
To Bisbee
Russell Meadows spent Thursday in
Bisbee, attending to business affairs
connected with the Douglas Drug
company.
Suffers Injuries
Mrs. Frank Moore is sufferings from
inJul les sustained when she fell and
broke her arm. Mrs. Moore is recov-
ering rapidly.
Miss TOlcs Here
Miss Elsie Toles, who has been in
this city for several days, iwll depart
this evening for the coast, where she
will resume her duties in Berkeley. 4
New Car
Captain E. Goodwin, the quarter.
master at Fort Huachuca, has pur-
chased a big six StudebaKer sedan.
Gardeners Away
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. GARDENER and
son, Frank, departed Thursday morn
ing for the coast, where they will re-
main for several weeks. They are
making the trip by motor.
From Rodeo
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Officer and Jack
White were Douglas visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week. They
have returned to their home in Rodeo,
New Mexico. s.
DedecOrates Home
Dr. E. w. Adamson, who resides at
1850 Eleventh street, is having his
home redecorated and remodeled.
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