Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-28


a vacation spent in Los Angeles and
other coastal points. Mr.. and Mrs
Davis are employed at the Phelps
Dodge Mercantile company.
At Rio Nido
Mrs. e. c. Piper and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Piper, are enjoying II
delightful sojourn at Rio Nido, on
the Russian river, summer colony
in the vicinity of San Francisco, as
the guests of Mrs. Piper's niece, Mrs.
j. e. Sturtevant. The Pipers plan
to return the latter part of August.
Guest Here
Mrs. James Bush is visiting in
| Douglas as the guest of friends,
coming here from her home in Cave
creek.
From the Fort
Rex Rice and P. G. Beckett have
returned from FIT. Huachuca where
they were the guests of Colonel and
! Mrs. George Grunert.
City visitor
Colonel George Grunert, commander
of the tenth savalry at Ft Hua-
chuca, was in Douglas Tuesday at
tending to business affairs.
From Los Angeles
Miss Mary Hall will arrive in this
city today. While here she will vsi4
her mother Mrs. A. H. Hail. Miss
Hall will be in Douglas three weeks.
| Miss Glenn Here
| Miss Lucille Glenn of the Glenn
ranch, is visiting in Douglas as the
! guest of Miss De Alva Dobleday at
the home of the latter, 1905 Eleventh
street.
From Tucson
Robert Morrison of Tucson is a new
resident OF Douglas. He has accepted
a position at the Brannan- -Hoyal Jew
| elry store as Matchmaker. Morrison
come to this city Tuesday.
Guests Here
! Mrs. w. e. Hankins and son, John,
of Bisbee are the house guests of Mrs.
j. Fl. Slaughter. They will remain
for a few days.
Announcement of Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brandt, 1911
Eighth street. announce the birth of a
son, born Monday night. The young
man weighs nine and one-half pounds.
Visitors Here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Windsor and
daughter, Miss Florence Windsor, were
Douglas visitors Monday. They. are
now in Ell Paso, where they will re-
mani for several days. They plan to
return to Nacozari for a short while
before Mrs Windsor and Miss Florence
depart for the coast where they make
their home.
To Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Flippen were
Douglas visitors in this city Monday
They were en- route to the coast. where
they will enjoy vacation trip.
At the Gadsden
Ross Sloan and wife, Apache; E. c.
Small, Phoenix Lloyd Beeghly, Tue
son; H. w. Long, Los Angeles T. w.
Naylon, Tucson; F. j. Williams, Kan
sas City, Kans.; F. H. Mclaughlin,
Nacozari; Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Flippen,
Nacozari; E. K. Miller, Douglas; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Rice, Tucson; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Turner. Berkeley, Calf;
E. r. Hardy. Phoenix; 1t. and Mrs.
F. E. Patrick, San Antonio; 1. S.
Hopes, Phoenix; W. H. Rowe, Tucson;
1t: and Mrs. M. Mcclellan, San An
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Solomon, Ell Paso; w, G. Christian,
Los Angeles; Augustin Rivas, Col Mo-
rclas.
From FaraWay
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Foxes have re-
turned from a weekend trip spent at
PARKWAY ranch
From Turkey Creek
| Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Hood and Sam
| Allan with Mrs. S. A. GARDENER, mo-
TIRED to Turkey creek where they
spent Sunday Allan Hood remained
| in Turkey creek for camping trip
with William Hood and Frank Gar
Genie~, who have been there for the
tpast week.
Receivers From Illness
| Mrs. George y. Henniger, who has
been i'll for several weeks, has recov-
cred and is able to be out once again.
Mrs. Henniger resides at 1343 Eleventh
street. ~
I'm Chicago
| DR.. and Mrs. II. r.; Brown, 1860
Eighth streetEha1e received the news
from their. daughter, Miss Louise
Brown that she<has reached her des-
tination in Chicago. Miss Brown is
attending St. Lukes training school
for nurses in that city. She reports
| a most pleasant trip.