Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-30


, to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dupree enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
Thanksgiving dinner, the guests be-
ing DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Edgar.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and
| daughter Mrs. Hoyle Gardner, of
Tombstone, were in Wilcox for the
dance Wednesday evening. They
stopped over while en- route to the
Dude ranc3 tio spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. William Gardner.
Owen Wilson, of Los Angeles, spent
several days in Wilcox last week visit
ing his brother, Drew Wilson, and fam
lily.
The Wilcox high school football
team went to Stafford Thanksgiving
day to play the last game of the sea-
son. The game resulted in tie, with
neither, team scoring. Those who at
1 tended the game from Wilcox were
Misses Doris Warren, Bessie Mayer
Hoyle Price, Anna Creig, Sybil Boron,
and James Mayer, James Speaks, Ray
Price, Jess Stewart, Orvlle Downs and
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Upchurch.
| Mr. and Mrs William Gardner and
! Olin Sims, from the 7-ranch, attended
the dance in WILCOX Wednesday night.
| Willard Clayton spent last week in
Dos Cabezas as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Flanders.
/ Henry Warren, who is taking treat
ment in Douglas, and James Mayer
| who is accompanying him there, came
to Wilcox to spend Thanksgiving with
| their home folks. They returned to
Douglas Friday
Tom Price came out from Douglas to
! attend the funeral of Charles Busen-
bark. Roy Price returned to Douglas
with him to remain several days.
| Mrs. Balls. Mckinney, of Deming, N
NJ, who was in Wilcox last week to
attend the funeral of her father
Charles Busenbark. has returned to
her home.
| Mike Sims and William Choati, OF
Dos Cabezas, were business visitors
to Wilcox last week.
! Superintendent r. J. Dennis, of the
Wilcox oil we'll states that the drill
ers are now understanding in hard
rock, the last IS feet of the 600 that
had to be under-reamed. This is being
done in order to drive the casing down
to shut off the water. Drilling will
be resumed very shortly.
Mrs. Mark Cook spent the week end
in Phoenix attending the teachers in
stitute and visiting her parents.
Miss Gladys Cook has resigned her
position with the Riggs bank.
Miss Ida Lilly Riggs and Miss Car
men Kennedy, of the Star ranch, spent
Tuesday in Wilcox.
Miss Dorothea Keith and Oliver will
son, from the University of Arizona,
Miss Dora Fritts, of Tempe teachers
college, and several others came to
Wilcox to spend Thanksgiving with
home folks.
Henry Triffens, from near Pearce,
was visitor in Wilcox last week.
Miss Bernice Simons and F. C. Knope,
from Bowie, attended the dance at Will
cox Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Mays spent Sunday
in the country hunting.
Del Masters and mother returned
from several months visit to their
old home in Iowa last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mayer have re-
turned to Winslow after a visit here
with Mayors mother Mrs. S. J. Mayer.
r. A. Hoffman, who recently under
went an operation in Phoenix, is re-
ported to be improving.
| j. c. Money returned Wednesday
! from a business trip to Tucson.
/ T. v Hays, of Phoenix, was a Will
cox visitor Thursday.
! Miss Minnie Plastor, of the CONNER
! cal hotel, and Joe w. Ellis spent Sun
! day in Douglas.
! C. A. Smith, county agricultural
agent, spent Saturday in Tombstone
! on business.
/ Miss Ethel Morgan, of Dallas, Texas
spent several days with home folks in
Wilcox last week.
Mrs. Fl. J.. Shute, of Los Angeles, was
a Wilcox visitor last week.
Wait Craig and Charles Tuno went