Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-25

TO Stafford
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wilker have
returned to their home in Stafford
/ after short vsiit in this city.
An unusually large crowd attended
the dance at the high school gym
nasium last evening. The dance which
was given by the. members of the
Sahuaro club was voted a huge sue
cess. The music was furnished by
the Rhythm Five orchestra.
4. Mckenzie has gone to the coast
where he plans to make his home in
! the future Mckenzie was formerly
connected with the Owl Drug com ,
! pany.
Picnic
A most delightful picnic was tn
joyed by the following at Slaughter's
ranch Sunday: Miss Virginia AFFORD,
/! Miss Mae Rose AFFORD, Miss Gertie
Wright, Miss Jessie Hennessey and
Miss Cecil Jones.
TO Carolina
4 Prof. H. C. Heffner a prominent
member of the English department at
the University of Arizona, who for
4 the past few years has been the d.
\ rector of the Shaman Players, is de-
Il parting this week for the, University
\ Of North Carolina, where he will take
over the Carolina Playmakers' direc
4 torship.
/ Touring State
Mrs. Francis ]. Holmes and her
daughter, Dorothea Montgomery, for
mer residents of Douglas, who now
make their home in Tucson, write
friends in this city that they are en-,
joying a tour of the state They plan
to visit the Grand canyon and other
points of interest
From Cave Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Peterson
and son have returned from Cave
creek, where they spent the past few
days. Peterson is secretary of the
local M. c. A.
Returns
Ike Price was a visitor here Tues
Gay, coming from his ranch at Turkey
creek to attend to business affairs.
To Texas
Mrs. Carmen Good, Joe Good, Frank
Good and w. T. Austin, Sr, are de-
parting today for Texas where Mrs.
Good and Frank will visit in Midland
and Stanton, while Joe Good and Aus
tin will proceed to Dallas, San An,
! tonic, Fort Worth, Abilene and other
points of interest in the state The.
party are making the trip by motor
and plan to remain two weeks.
To Hot Springs
| Thomas Askins, accompanied by
his daughtery Elizabeth, is enjoying
vacation at Hot Springs, N. NJ.
Guest Here
Miss Lucille Titus, a former resi-
dent of this city, is visiting here as
the guest of Mrs. John Hid at her.
home on Twelfth street. Miss Titus
is a graduate of the Douglas high
school. This past year she was grad
uated from Tempe Normal college
and she will teach school this COM
| ing year at the Twin Buttes school,
which is in the vicinity of Tucson.
Miss Titus will return TO her home
! in Tucson Saturday.
To Kansas
| Miss Mabel Hill departs today for
Topeka, Kans., where she will attend
| school.
To Tucson
few days in this city, has returned
! to his home in Tucson.
At the Gadsden
Mrs, M. A. Brown we'll known In
this city, who makes her home in
Tombstone, is spending a week here
She is guest at the Gadsden hotel.
Visitors Here
Mrs. J. o. Bloomquist and two sons
of Bisbee who have been visiting
here as the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs P. J(. Johnson, Jr., have re
turned to their home in the Hill
city.
From KeItOn
Gus Grossmiller and family, all Of
whom reside in Kelton, were visitors
here Tuesday
To Bisbee
I G. G. Hinton, who is a member Of
the state executive committee of the
American legion, will motor to Bis
bee this afternoon, where he will at
tend a meeting of that committee
Resides In San Pedro
4 w. H. Savage, formerly Of Cochise
county, but who now resides in San
Pedro, is practicing law in that city.
Savage was a candidate for county
attorney of Cochise county in 1885
and is well known in Douglas.
In Long Beach