Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-03

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To Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tardy and family
accompanied by Mrs. T. W. Reese and
daughter, left Thursday for Phoenix.
Mrs Reese will stop over in Tucson
to attend business matters before re-
turning.
From Cananea
william C. Greene of Cananea was
in Douglas Thursday on business.
From Ell PasO
Mrs. H. r. Klngensmith and Miss
Barbara Klingensmith returned to their
home in this city yesterday from Eel
Paso, where they have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Newell, former resi-
dents of this city.
To Attend Tempe High School
Miss Thelma Seeley, who has been
visiting Mrs. E. D. Evans of this city.
will leave soon to attend the high
school at Tempe
Bisbee Residents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Reasonover are
now residing in Bisbee, where Reason
over is an employe of the Copper Queen
company
Will Return to Bisbee
H. c. Spicer will resign his position
in the investigation department of the
Copper Queen smelter to return to Bis
bee, where he will resume his duties
as teacher Of mathematics in the Bis
bee high school.
From NacOzarf
Mrs. H. M. Helm and son, Lloyd, will
arrive in Douglas today from their
home in Nacozari. Mrs. Helm will ac-
company Lloyd to Roswell, where he
will enter the military institute.
Resigns Position
N. o. Tannehill has resigned his po-
sition in the auditing department of
the Copper Queen smelter to return to
Memphis, Tenn, where he will accept
position with the Standard Oil com
pany. He will make the trip overland.
Departed for Santa Barbara
Gates and Ted Foss departed over
land yesterday for Santa Barbara,
Calf, where they will attend the Santa
Barbara Junior college.
Recovering
Miss Cecilia Gmahling is recovering
at her home from an operation per-
formed in Bisbee Tuesday. She is not
yet able to be out.
From Coast
Mrs. j. L. Adams of 1860 Eleventh
street has returned with her family
from a months visit on the coast.
SahuarO' Club Meeting
The Sahuaro club meeting was held
this week at the home of Charles and
James Rork, 1925 Ninth street, at
which time nomination of officers took
place Those nominated were Alfred
Levy and Glenn Pratt for president;
Alfred Nelson and Allen Hood for vice
president; and Albert Runkle for sec
retary treasurer. The election will take
place at the Sahuaro party Friday eve;
ming at the Country club.
To Douglas
Mrs. Charles GardRer accompanied
by Mrs. Bertha Crawford, were busi7,
ness visitors in Douglas Wednesday,
Tombstone on Business
Mrs. E. D. Harris, Miss Sally Har-'
ris and Mrs. D. F. Fox mocored to.
Tombstone on business.
From Bisbee
A. E. Brehm and c. H. Rolphe. of
Bisbee were in Douglas yesterday on
business.
From Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D. Glenn and
family were in the city yesterday
from their ranch in Hunt canyon.
They will locate here for the winter
in order that the children may at,
tend school.
Returned From San Diego
Mrs Frank Work returned yes
terday from San Diego after four
months visit with her parents.
From Tombstone
Miss Eula Sanders and Edith Kirby; |
who have been employed at the court i
house in Tombstone, have returned
to their homes in this ciyt.
From Wisconsin
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Huber and son I
have returned from Wisconsin where /
they spent the summer. Huber at
tended the Stout Institute for part
of the summer They made the trip
overland.
Bisbee Visitors /
Fred and Leonard Johnson will t
motor down from Byisbee Sunday TO /
spend a few days as the guests ,of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elvey.
Returned From Indiana
Miss Harriet Shedd and mother,
Mrs. Emma Shedd, returned from In
diana where they spent the summer. 7
They made the trip overland.
To Denver
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Melcher, ac-