Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-24
TOMBSTONE NOTES

Mrs j. T.. Higgins and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, are in Tombstone from
their home at Buena, where they ex-
pect to spend the holidays with friends.
Attorneys w. G. Gilmore and Bruce
Stephenson of Douglas, were visitors
in Tombstone Thursday on legal busl-
ness.
Miss Clara Igo of Phoenix, arrived
here this week to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Igo. Miss Igo has many friends who
welcome her home, having attended
the local schools here for many years.
Captain Humble of Fort Huachuca,
was q visitor in Tombstone Monday.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court
during the past week:
Ira Malloner and Elsie Longman,
both of Los Angeles, Calf.
Lawrence Garath and Lola Wrlgley,
both of Bisbee.
Teofilo Placio and Priceliana Esquer,
both Of Sunglow.
Maximiliano S. Ortega and Rosa M.
Ortega, both of Naco.
Mariana Tiel of Bisbee, and Mar
garita Escantar of Cananea.
Telesforo Baco and Angela Silvanor,
both of Pirtleville.
Joseph A. Cohen of Douglas, and
Rose Unic of Bisbee.
Antonio Rivera and Herminica Sa-
lido, both of Pirtleville.
Ysidro Bustamente and Reyes E.
Bray, both of Douglas
Hugh T. Shobe and Lucinda, both
of Fort Huachuca.
Antonio Acuna and Maria Torres,
both of Elfrida.
virgil E. weaver and Alberta An
derson, both of Bisbee
GAYLE Lee Brown and Bernice Helen
Knoles, both of Warren.
Clarenc6 Brown, assistant chief of
police of Bisbee, passed through Tomb
stone today on his way to the northern
part of the state.
Jack Johns of Bisbee, visited in
Tombstone for few hours Thursday
afternoon.
Rheasa Cornelius, assistant county
attorney, has returned from short
business trip to Phoenix.
Miss Thelma Cox spent Thursday in
Bisbee shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Costello and
two daughters, Evelyn and Mary
Elaine, leave Friday for Los Angeles,
where they will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Mary c. Costello.
The grammar school closed for the
Christmas vacation Wednesday after
noon, and presented as their closing
exercises christmas With the Old
Woman in Shoe" This was an
operetta with the following characters:
Goody Green, the old woman, Marion
Bradley; Santa Claus, Marion Hill;
Fairy Queen, Mary Tgo; Pickinny Pete,
Homer FERGUSON: WfiStling Willie,
Phillip Smith; Mother Goose, Mary
Ellen Giacoma; and two choruseS. The
children who lived in the shoe and
fairies. The program was opened by
selections from the grammar school
glee club, which also rendered Selec-
tionS between the acts. A large crowd
was present, and much credit goes to
the teachers of the little folks, who
drilled them in the operetta. Little
Miss Catherine CiacOma served as the
page, announcing the different acts.
Louis Woolery, who has recently re-
turned from trip abroad, arrived in
Tombstone Tuesday to spend the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Woolery.
Kelso Street, of the navy, is spending
this week in Tombstone with his
mother, Mrs. A. H. Gardner Kelso
will receive his discharge in three
months, having completed the allotted
time 24
Alexander Murray, Bisbee attorney,
passed through Tombstone Thursday
en- route to Tucson on business.
Frank Thomas spent few hours in
the city Thursday on legal business.
Sometime Tuesday night the Owl
cafe was broken into and robbed of SO
in nickleS There was no clue as tol
who might be the robber Also sew
eral Tombstoneites have reported that