Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-15
TOMBSTONE

G. G. Pray, of Douglas, formerly a
local man, was a witness in court this
week.
Eugene Yoakum, of Courtland, was a
visitor in Tombstone this week. Mr..
Yoakum reports an increased interest
in the Courtland district and predicts
some activity there within the near
future.
Arthur Friedrich, who was taken to
the G. and A. hospital last week in a
serious condition, is reported as recov-
ering rapidly.
Miss Dorothy Berquist is quite i'll at
her home here with scarlet fever
The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduating class of the high school
will be delivered next Sunday morning
at IL o'clock at the high school audi
torium. Two churches have already
signified their intention of withholding
their morning services for this occa-
sion, and it is probable that all local
churches will do likewise, that all mem
bers may be able to be present to hear
the speaker of the morning, who will
be the Rev. Eason Cross, of Tucson.
Marriage licenses issued this week
are: A. v. Fraile to Wed Florence
Sproul, both of Douglas; Alfred Pes
quiera, Jr., to wed Maria Jesus Pes
guerra, both of Cananea; Delmar Adolf
phuS Speras to wed Ruth E. Morgan,
both of Bisbee; c. E. Shreevea ITO wed
Dizzy Stowell, both of Bisbee; Robert
E. McSCartan to wed Lula, E. Wickam,
both of Douglas; Vincente Fesiflos to
wed Domitla Barela, both of Douglas;
Curtis M INITIAL, of Douglas, to wed
Gene McClelland, of Tombstone.
John w. Ross and ]. r. Fitzpatrick,
of Bisbee, were in town Saturday.
o. A. Ash and Earl Reed, deputy
SheriffS of Douglas, and O. Giles, dep
uty sheriff of Webb, were all in Tomb
stone Saturday on business.
James Smith, of Wilcox, was busi-
ness visitor in the county seat Satur-
day.
B. G. Thompson, of Douglas, was in
town Saturday on court business.
D. L. Cunningham, accompanied by
his wife, spent Friday and Saturday IN
Tombstone visiting relatives. They re-
turned to Wilcox.
Friday Fred Hubbell, of Douglas,
president of the Douglas Chamber OF
Commerce and Mines, had an auto
party of guests up here showing them
the Bird Cage, Million Dollar Slope
and other points of interest in old
Tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Merchant were ir
from the Sulphur Springs valley thi'
week on shopping tour.
r. N. French, OF Douglas, was II
town Friday on court business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Fry have returned
to Tombstone after the school year il
Sunnyside, where. Cecil taught school
Both are local high school graduate!
and plan attending summer school IL
Flagstaff this year.
The state board of nurses examiners
will meet in BiSbee on Wednesday
June l. The meeting will be held to
conduct routine business and to ISSUE
certificates of registration. Mrs. H.
Hutchinson will attend the meeting
from Tombstone.
E. M. WhitWorth, district state engi
neer, was in Tombstone Tuesday from
ing final inspection of the nine miles o
headquarters in Tucson. He was max
shoulder widening and culvert inStalla
ton Just finished out Of Tombston
towards Bisbee.
Charles Bachelor has purchased tn
Stark home on the same block as tn
Albert residence and has moved nj
family in.
The following are the students VIII
entered the tipping contest held il
Tombstone Saturday:
Douglas First year: Harry DennC
Louise Baer, Amelia Gilmet, Doroth
Mason, Dorothy Haythorne Whit'
Second year: Della eano, Christophe