Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-02

N. S. Russell, who is connected
with the. Nacozari railroad in Naco-
zari, Mexico. was in this city OH
! business "Wednesday and Thursday.
! He IS the scout master in Nacozarl.
Maurice Clark, of the Arizona
Service Bureau, has returned to this
city following a short business trip
to Wilcox. While in that vicinity
Mr. Clark inspected mining property
Visiting Daughter.
Charles H Kent and son Jesse
Calf, are in this city visiting Mrs.
G. W. Lambert of 943 Sixteenth street
and also a sister Mrs. Nellie Dixon.
Return to This City.
Mrs John Stuppi and daughter,
Miss Annette Stuppi have returned
to this city to pass the winter. Miss
Stuppi will teach at the Clawson
school, They have been in Weewoka,
Okla.
To Be At Whites.
w. H Redinbaugh an experienced
clothing man will be employed by
the White Clothing company. He will
have charge of the tailoring and
made to measure. department.
Nichols Returns
G. A. Nichols, accompanied by his
small daughter, has returned to his
home here following an extended
vacation trip in the eastern states
He passed most of the time in New
York city.
Leaving Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike DeBernardi are
leaving Saturday for Ell Paso He
will return to this city Monday but
she will pass two weeks vacation in
Ell Paso as the guest of her aunt and
uncle Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Briggs.
Rancher Here
H. <. Deeds, rancher from the
Double Adobe district, was in this
city Thursday, having motored mere
from his home to attend the Kiwanis
luncheon and also to attend co
various business affairs.
To School
Miss .Thelma Fain will depart Sat-
urday for Denton, Texas, where she
will enter the School of Industrial
Arts Miss Fain was graduated from
tbe class, OF 1927 of the Douglas
high school, z@~
To Tucson to Work.
Miss Margaret Simmons who has
been employed here for some months
leaves today for Tucson She will
take a vacation and visit the Grand
Canyon before going to work in
Tucson for the .Hockenbury System.
Sails for Home.
Mrs. r. E. Webster sailed August
II from Seattle aboard the steam
ship Dorothy Alexandria on the first
leg of her journey home. She was
not aboard the Princess Charlotte OF
the Canadian Pacific Railway Lines
which was wrecked Wednesday
To Tucson
James O'NeiI5 departed Thursday
evening for Tucson where he will
remain for several days. O'Neil will
ir the near future return to the
University Of Arizona, where he Is
member Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity. He will be graduated from
the institution this year.
From ClarkdaIe
w. H. Niescher, who is now
resident of Clarkdale, but who form
erly made his home in this city,
arrived in Douglas Thursday morning
and will remain here for several days.
In the near future he will return
with Mrs Miescher and family, who
have been here for several weeks,
to Clarkdale
To California
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Griffith and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Griffith, de-
parted early Thursday morning Tor
Long Beach. MI. Griffith will re-
main there for two weeks and then
return to this city Mrs. Griffith
and daughter will remain i'll Cali
fornia for year, during which time
Miss Griffith will attend the Long
Beach high school.
Camouflage patterns are predicted
for skirts. But against the average