Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-04

Ihe ladies of the Methodist churcn
will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Cowden on Tuesday after
noon for the purpose of sewing.
To Ell Paso
David A. Hunter of this city, has
gone to Ell Paso to spend the week.
end with his wife, who is employed
in the Stone Motor company at Ell
PaSo.
To Training Camp.
Clayton White has gone to the
New Mexico training camp in the
White mountains He will remain
there until September 13 when he
will return for school,
Food Sale.
There will be cooked food sale
held in Mothers Place Saturday.
September tenth. The affair is being
sponsored by the Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
From California.
y. K. Clinton, accompanied by Mrs
w. T. Cardwell and her two children
returned from California this week
They all report delightful vacation
and are much improved in health
RHTDrt PTOnrietOr 10 coast
E. A. Gotta, one Of the proprietors
OF the California club in Aqua Prieta
made a flying trip to the coast the
past week to attend to matters of
business and to visit with friends.
New Stock
The Douglas Furniture and Outfit
ting company has announced that
they have received a carload of the
very latest and most attractive furni-
ture which they are placing on display
at their big store on G avenue.
Return Here
Mrs. Emma Shedd and Miss Har-
riet Shedd have returned to this
city after passing the summer in
Chicago. Mrs. Shedd has purchased
the home at 916 18th street and they
will make that residence their home.
Attends University.
Miss Margaret Sparr will depart
the latter part of the week for
Tucson where she will enter the
University of Arizona for her first
year of college work. Miss Sparr
plans to make journalism her major
subject.
From Coast
M. Escobedo, head of various
business interests in San Diego, Tia
Juana, Nogales, Naco and Aqua
Prieta, accompanied by his associate
Blonde" Ortiz spent the past week
in Douglas and Naco looking after
his various interests.
To Santa Barbara.
Miss Aileen Maiden will depart
Tuesday for Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia where she will attend school.
Miss Maiden was graduated from
the Douglas, high shcool last spring
and she will continue her school
work in college.
To Tucson.
Miss Margaret Sweeney will de-
part the latter part of the week for
Tucson where she will attend the
University of Arizona during the en-
suing year. Miss Sweeney, who will be
a sophomore, attended school at San
Jose, California last year.
To Michigan.
Miss Rowena Stillman plans to
depart next Sunday for Ann Arbor,,
Michigan where She will commence
her senior year. She was graduated
from Douglas high school in 1924
and later attended two years of.
college at Occidental in Californ-
ia
Will Return.
y Miss Frances Richardson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Richardson
who are former residents of this
city, is expected to arrive in Doug
las today. She was recently gradu-
ated from the San Diego State
Teachers college, and will teach at
the Seventh street school this year.
In Douglas
Mrs. A.. F. Van of Empline, Mexico
was IN Douglas Saturday as the guest
of Mrs. j. M. Johnson. She came to
this city to meet her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. v. F. Van Ware who was
enroute to Pilares; the latter who is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w.
Tye, of Pilares, resides in Los
Angeles.
To Jerome.
Miss Mabel Mason, who has been
passing the summer months here as
the guest of Miss Isabel Miller, has
gone to Jerome where she will be
connected with the city schools. Miss
Mason was graduated from the Doug
las high school in 1925 and was
graduated this last spring from the
Tempe. Teachers College.
Return to Douglas.
The. Misses Carolyn and Fern
Halliday, who. have been spending
the summer with their mother and
brother in Houston, Texas, returned
to Douglas Saturday morning. Dur
ing the summer months they have
made number of short trips