Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-21
Gone to California

DOUGLAS DAILY DlSPAI
iOnc to California
Alfred Paul OF Tenth street left
Wednesday evening for two weeks
stay in Los Angeles.
Move to subway Apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hofer have moved
to the s.dway apartments.
Arriving for Visit
Miss Marian Smith of Los Angeles,
Calf, is arriving in the city Saturday
from the coast for brief visit with
her uncle and aunt. ar. and Mrs r.
Fl. smith. She win leave the lqtter
part Of next week for vacation trip
to points IN Kansas.
Birth Announcement
A son was born to Mr.. ani Mrs.
Glen Maxwell Of Ninth street at the
County hospital Monday, May II.
Here on Business
Miles r. Robbins Of Tordsburg, N.
NJ. is in the city On business.
Meet Mother in Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Meyer of Fort
Huachuca came to Douglas Thursda.
to meet his mother, who is coming
from Springfield Ill, to make her
home in Douglas.
Returned From Los Angeles
B. A. Packard returned Wednesday
evening from a business trIp~ of sew
eral days duration spent in Los An
geles and vicinity.
Visit in Fort Worth
Mrs. l.. S. Perrin and daughter, Dean
left Thursday morning for Fort Worth
where they will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. w. O. England.
Catholic Bridge Friday
Another card party sponsored by the
Altar society will be held Friday eve
ming at the Catholic club. Playing
will begin promptly at s, Mrs. j. T..
Byrne and Mrs. A. F. Hull will be
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. r. e. Col
Inns and Mrs. Robert Burns.
Transferred to EI Paso
H w. Bridges, employed in> the
transportation department of the
Southern Pacific, who has been To-
Gated in Douglas for about two months
was transferred Thursday to offices in
FL Paso. Bridges has been a Douglas
Ia in, fu a nH
ed regret because of his forced de-
parture from the city, which he en-
joyed as a location.
New Station
Capt. A. w. Lee, formerly quarter
master at Camp Harry J. Jones, has
been assigned to duty at Fort Bliss
following foreign service in the Ha-
waiian islands. He VIII arrve the
United States the first of July.
From RGIeO
C. W. Hopkins of Rodeo was in
Douglas on business Thursday.
To BE Transferred to Denver
w. H. Runkle, former resident of
Douglas, who has been q civilian en-
ploye at the post exchange, Fort Hua-
,chuca has been seriously for about 10
days following. an attack of Influenza.
He will be transferred to a Denver
hospital when able to be moved.
visits Nephew
Miss Sue Hammonds of odessa Mo-,
arrived Wednesday night in Douglas
for. a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Duhkeson. Miss. Hammonds is the
aunt of Mr.. Dun1leson.
.s
Move to New Residence
Mr.. and Mrs Dunkeson, who have
been residing at the Fourteenth street
apartments since coming to Douglas,
will move Friday to 1898 Eighth street
Winsr)ers Of Anniversary Prizes
Ruth K. Lcrohoe of 533 Eleventh
street ami i. a. Henderson of 1901
street were winners OF the
Phelps Dodge Mercantile company an
niversary awards Wednesday.
Baseball Dance Tonight
Bowden's orchestra will furnish the
iazz for the baseball dance at Tenth
street park tonight from 7:45 to IL
o'clock. One large Star ham, donated
by the Caldwell meat market, will be
given away as a prize The second
award is a box of candy. Dancing
will begin promptly at 7:45 o'clock,
old-time, dance at Union Hall Sat
urday night.-Advtt
Evangelist Whitesell is coming.
Here him at Calvary Baptist Church
.Advt.