Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
TOMBSTONE

| N. B. Igo, cattleman from the Chi
ricahua mountain district, was busi-
! ness visitor in Tombstone Saturday.
] Mrs A. Berquist spent last Friday
in Bisbee a shopping tour.
4 Charles M. Bruce, an old timer of
Tombstone, is visiting L. A. BoedeclIer
of Fairbank. Bruce is on his way to-
Phoenix from his home in Virginia,
and couldn't resist stopping to see his
old friends.
j H. P. Palmer court reporter, was
! in Douglas this week on business.
George Vaughn, Erwin Kohlen and
Jock Esser returned this week from
short trip through the northern
! part of the state. The young men
expected to be gone a month or so
longer, but the snow in Colorado and
the gold camps which they visited
made them decide to come home They
will leave next week for Prescott,
where they will investigate a mining
| proposition.
Judge Albert M. Sames, accompanied
! by his wife, was business visitor in
Bisbee last Thursday.
I Louis and Ncrvin Igo returned to
the Eagle Pitcher Mining company at
Arivaca, where they are employed,
last Monday, after spending Easter
with their parents.
Frank Thomas, prominent Bisbee
attorney was business visitor at
the court house Saturday.
John e. Saunders and w. H. Nc
Kay, ofthe law firm of Ellinwood and
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itors at the court house last Monday.
! Mrs. A. W. Seik, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. H. Macia,
returned to her home in San Simon
tn elatter part of the week. Mrs.
Sick was formely Miss Iris Macia
of this city.
Robert Weir of the county engi-
neer's force left last Friday for Los
Angeles on business
Judge Gerald Jones of Pima county
was in Tombstone last Monday to
preside in the local superior court
! in a case in which Judge Sames was
/ disqualified.
! D. E. Fogg, superintendent of the
Apache Powder company of Benson,
was a visitor in town this week.
l.. G. Faunstock, cashier of the Co
chise County State bank, spent Tues
day in Tucson on business.
/ Grading and preparations for the
! Woolery camp grounds at the inter-
| section of the u. S. 80 and Coronado
streets, is progressing. Building of
1.-The service station will come first.
"Clarence," a comedy by Booth
! darlington will be presented by the
Tombstone Town Dramatic club on
!! Saturday, May z. Rehearsals are
J progressing rapidly and the members
] of the cast are working hard to
make this play a bigger success even
than "a Full House. another comedy
h which was presented by the local art
lists early this spring. The cast of
characters is as follows:
Clarence. Bradford Brandt
Henry Wheeler w. w. Anderson
Mrs wheeler. Carol Saunders
I Cora Wheeler .Cornelia Brandt
| Bobby Wheeler. Rheas Cornelius
Violet Pinney. ........... Mollte Merritt
Mrs. Martyr. ..........F Francis Toland
Mr.. Stem. .................. Dick Lamb
i Della. ........ Ruth 1nWOod
Din Widdie. ........... Les Whealey
The local grammar schools were
/ closed all day Friday to give the pu-
/ pills a chance to attend the track
i meet held at McNeal.
/ A dance given at Schiefflin hall by
the Black Hawk Entertainers on
I Thursday was we'll attended, many
out of town folks coming in, for the
.tevening. Among those present from
|V,- CN11o a1y o11OI1
| Tom Rushin and many others.
i Hirams Harmony Hummers of
Tombstone will play at a dance in
fBenson Saturday, April %. Many
local couples are planning to attend.