Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-03


tended Judge Geers presided at the
meeting. The following candidates
We're present: Msr, Elmer Harris,
were present: Mrs. Elmer Harris,
Cox, j. r. Gentry. George Henshaw,
Miss Helen L. Brown, J. L. Powell
and M. c. Hankins.
Wilcox News
| The Wilcox High school team and
the Stafford football eleven played
g scoreless tie game here last Sat
urday.
The democratic speaking and free
barbecue held here last week was q
great success, more than 600 people
attending.
Floyd Gardner, who was arrested
for the murder of Jeff Clayton, in
Aravapi canyon few weeks ago, had
his preliminary hearing October 20
and was released on bond of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.s A. Lisenby are
moving back to town from their farm
six miles west of Wilcox Lisenby
has been in poor health and found
the farm work to hard for him.
! Miss Dorothy Keeth, VINO is attend :
| ing the University of Arizona, is
spending the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Keeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riggs and
little son, Billie, were IN from thefl
ranch in the chirahuas Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. C. e. Rusenbach and son,
William, spent the weekend on their
ranch at Dos Cabezas.
Miss Mable Lindquist, of the Tempe
Normal school, visited her parents
here the past weekend.
Mrs. j. G. Bennett returned home
Monday from visit with her daugn-
ter, Miss Irene, who is teaching schooi
at Jerome.
Judge and Mrs. Cunningham re.
turned home Sunday from Bisbee,
Where the judge has boen very i'll
at the hospital.
The Christian Church Aid society
met at the homo of Mrs. 7. A. Huff.
man Wednesday afternoon.
Fl. A. Morgan, registrar of the U. S.
land office at Phoenix spent the
weekend with home folks in Will
cox
Mrs. William De Boordi, of Dos Ca
Eazas, passed through Wilcox Tues
Gay en-. route to her home from SAT-
ford, where she has been visiting.
Edward Meyer has returned from
Klondyke, where he has been ga
thering cattle for the past three
months.
Reverend Pape, of the Baptist
church at Pasadena. Calf, and his
son, of Phoenix, were calling on their
many friends in this community this
week.
Mike Sims car was stolen last week
and recovered in sand wash ten
miles from town later All acces-
sories had been stripped from it. No
trace was found of the party who
stole it.
Henry Warren, of this community
suffered q. serious accident during the
past week when the horse he was
riding after cattle fell on him, caus-
ing paralysis, of both arms.
Mrs. William Choate, wno has been
conducting the Ida May Beauty shop
in Wilcox, has moved to Dos Cabezas.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Short, of
Seper, N. M, visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. f. Price one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Price and son, William,
who live in the Chircahuas district
were in the city Saturday. William
went on to Lordsburg, N. M, to con.
suit a physician.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens, vino has been
quite i'll, is now reported to be better.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warghtel, of SAT-
! ford, were in Wilcox for the demo-
crate speaking and barbecue Octo-
Der 22
! Charley Busenback shipped cattle
| this week to California.
! U. S. Deputy Marshal Thomas Sims
of Douglas, was in Wilcox on bust
ness during the week.
BENSON
Keith Hicks, popular member OF
! the senior class of the Benson Union
I high school, has been chosen head OF
| the student organization for this
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