Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-22

The Arizona Edison company iS
making a survey of the sulphur
Springs valley districts in order TO
determine the most suitable plan OIL
expansion and Improvement.
The members of the Douglas cham
bar of commerce on the development
nroiect are ]. B. Crowell, Albert
stacy and T. ]. Leeson. The Bisbee
committee is composed of Earl Solms'
Lee Joyanovich and Robert Hamilton.
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Walther Here
r. III. Walther, of Bisbee and Doug
las spent the day here yesterday.
No Night School
In observance of Washington's birth
day there will be no classes in the
Douglas night school this evening.
The regular Tuesday classes will be
F, held on Wednesday evening.
Sells House
Mrs. Ida Anderson has purchased
home from John Self at 722 18th street
and moved into the house from her
old residence at 54S 18th.
AT Tucson
{ o. d. Dwyer, Mrs. Kathlyn Camp
and Miss Clara Indlekoffer spent Sun
day in Tucson where they attended the
! rodeo.
Here From ROdeO
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Sanford, of Rodeo,
were in this city Monday on business.
Here From Bisbee
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petit, Of Bis
1 bee, were insthis city visiting friends
over Sunday
Here Tuesday
Mrs. Albert M. Sames will give a
| violin concert assisted by Mrs. s. W..
| Mccall, Douglas pianist, Tuesday after
noon at the Parish house. The public
| is invited to attend.
! TO Lordsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. crowell, of
Douglas, were the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gil Ross, at Lordsburg' while
in that town Sunday
visit Here
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Ross, of Dayton,
Ohio, Visited Miss Viola Ulrich, of
Douglas, Sunday while on their way
to California. The Ross family are old
friends of Miss Ulrich from her home
city. They left here late Sunday to
! proceed on a tour of the west and
/ Canada. They expressed themselves
/ as much impressed with the climate
here.
To Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul and daugh-
ter. Miss Winifred Paul, left Douglas
Monday morning for Phoenix.
Leave Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shotwell and
1 family. Who we're in Douglas Sunday
attending the funeral of Mrs. Ralph
Beasley left Monday afternoon for
St. Louis, Mo. Shotwell is brother
of Hugh Shotwell, of Douglas
III AT Home sif
Mrs. E. Epley, of Paradise, is con-
fined to her home with illness.
Dinner Reservation
Reservations for the buffet din
ner and dance to be given at the
Country club Friday evening in honor
Of visiting golfers are expected to
be in the hands of the committee
before Thursday noon. Each Dougo
las couple will be expected to see
to the entertainment of some visitor.
New Service Station
Tom Foster, who lives at 1112 +
avenue, is erecting service station
or his property at the corner Oh
twelfth street and f avenue, which
will be opened in about three weeks.
This will be a Shell oil station and
will be owned and operated by Mr..
Foster.
w. C. It. U. To Meet
The Womans Christian Temper
ance union will meet at the home
Of Mrs. H. P. Wiley, 1887 Eleventh
street, at o'clock this afternoon.
Ir is a regular monthly meeting.
/ EVERYONE interested in the work is
invited to attend.
! IBORDERLINE LODGE NO. 9S5, Aux
4. iliary of B. of r. T. will hold regular
meeting "Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO.
Initiation. All members are requested
i to be present-Adv.
i The Ladies of the Mexican Meth
odist church. on Fourth street, Will
give a chicken dinner tonight at the
y church.-Advt.