Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-17

nay AACouli OIl IQCSddyJ April Id,
has been received by friends in this
city. Youngi MCGUIRE was 2S years
old, a resident of Bisbee and well
known in this city. Death is attribut-
ed to injuries received in an accident
when his motorcycle collided with an
automobile in the coast city. His
father Thomas MCGUIRE, and his
brother of Bisbee left Wednesday eve-
ming for California to take charge of
the remains. Young Mcclure went to
California about a year ago to accept
a position with refinery company.
Gone to Phoenix
Howard Hohnson of Sixteenth street
has gone to Phoenix, where he has
cepted position. a
Spending Few Days
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Cantlin of No
gales are spending few days in the
city.
Weekend in Mexico
L. A. Herring, of the chamber Of
commerce, left Friday for weekend
trip into Mexico on mining business.
II. e, p. Meeting,
The regular p L. p. meeting was
held Thursda afternoon at the Y. w.
e., A. with ''Nocations" as the sub
jecU of teh meeting. Mrs. Kate Good
rich was the principal speaker of the
afternoon, discussing literary voca-
tions, and especially the various phases
of library work. Mrs. I. j. Simcox,
club advisor was another speaker and
discussed the matter of choosing a vo-
cation Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
Left for Extensive Trip
sMr. and Mrs E. I'll. Richardson of
1874 Eleventh street left Thursday for
several weeks trip. They plan to
visit first in Orlando, Fla, going from
there to Lexington, Ky, where they
will be the guests of Mr. Richardson's
uncle and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Lockridge, and other relatives. They
plan to be away for an indefinite time.
Here on Business
George H. Thompson of Nogales was
in the city Wednesday and Thursday,
attending to business matters.
Arriving for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Rogers and
daughter, Mary Ruth, of Battle Creek,
Mich, who have been spending sew
eral weeks in northern Arizona and
California, are expected to arrive here
Sunday for a brief visit, while en-
route to their home. They will be
the guests of Mr.. Rogers uncle, c. B.
Rogers, and his sister, Mrs, Margaret
Saldon.
! Here for Few Days
William C. McCarlan of Tucson is
in the city for u few days on business.
Distinguished Visitors Here
Among the distinguished visitors
who were in Douglas Thursday for a
brief time were DR.. L. D. Ricketts,, fa-
nous physician of Pasadena, Calf. /;
\ William Thornton of New York City,
and Thomas O'Brien, general manager
of the Inspiration Copper company.
The party wired Alfred Paul of this
city from Nacozari and he had dinner
with them at the Club Social Thurs
day evening. The visitors elft yester-
day for Globe.
From Guadalupe Canyon
Harry Reynolds of Guadalupe can
yon, fornan of the Diamond A Cattle
company, was in Douglas on business
Friday.
MayOr Hinton Returned
Mayor A. 3. Hinton returned from
/ Phoenix Thursday, where he has been
attending the Industrial congress con-
ference.
L.. r.. Brehm Here
L. r. Brehm, jeweIer of Bsbee, was
in Douglas transacting business Fri
day.
From Bacerac
/ o. Quemahohthen and wife, John
Murdock and party of Bacerac were
lvisitors in Douglas Friday.
Return From Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Scheerer, accom-
panied by Mrs. e. H. Reed and son,
returned from visit with their son,
George Scheerer, and a motor trip to
Casa Grande, Phoenix and vicinity Fri
day.
Motor to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens and
daughter are motoring to the coast,
where they expect to spend a month
touring and visiting his parents
/
Leaves for Coast
S. A. Gardanier of 1860 Ninth street
leaves for short business trip to the