Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-27

Much Better.
Mrs. Max Baumkirchner who was
quite ill at the Calumet hospital is
much better according to reports.
Party Friday.
Mrs. G. v. Vaughn will be hostess
to the Methodist Ladies Friday eve
ming with spook and witch party
at her home 1925 Eighth street.
Visiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dentamer and
daughter spent yesterday in Douglas
and vicinity looking over the city.
They are tourists from New York
and have been travelling since July.
Hunting in the ChiricahuaS.
Ralph Caughlab manager of the
Pickwick stage office in Douglas, is
spending two weeks vaction at
Rustlers Park in the Chiricahua
mountains.
Here From NacOzari.
The following persons from Naco-
zari are registered at the Gadsden
hotel for yesterday Mrs. A. H. But
ler, G.. P. Windsor, E. Leland and H.
H. Horton, Jr.
Return to Tucson.
Mrs. M. F. Irwin, Mrs. Mitchell
and Mr.. Hanson all of Tucson who
spent Monday with the M. E. Ir-
win family here have returned to their
homes in Tucson.
DIR. AdamsOn Returns.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Anderson have
returned to their home here after
spending ten. days at Roosevelt Lake
on a hunting and flashing trip DR..
Adamson reports a good deal Of game
found in the Roosevelt region.
Mother Leaves.
Mrs. N. G. Wheeler who has been
visiting her daughter and family
here for the, past week left yesterday
for Los Angeles. Her daughter is
Mrs. E. F. Dodge of 1874 Eleventh
street.
Returns from Georgia.
C. L. Wolfe has returned to this
city from Savannah, Ca, where he
has been visiting his mother and
sisters for the past month. He is
visiting here for a few days with
his wifes family and will go to
Nacozari, today.
Visitors Leave.
Mrs. w. B. Williams of Bisbee and
daughter Virginia who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs E.
F. Jones of 1855 E Avenue have LETT.
Mrs. Williams returned to her home
and her daughter has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs where she enters her
second year in Colorado College.
Rev. COngden Arrives.
Rev. j. E. Congdon, Jr., new min
lister of the Presbyterian church and
his small twin SONS have arrived
here and will make his home at
1927 Ninth street. Mrs. Congdon IS
still in their former home at Storm
Lake, Iowa and will come here later
Change Banking Hours.
The regular practice OF the city
banks staying open from until Q
o'clock on pay days has been abol-
ished and it has been decided that
the banks can serve the public
equally as well by extending banking
houre on pay day until O'Clock.
Beginning the first pay day in Mo-
yenber this will be done.
FuneraI In Bisbee.
Clarence M. Fitting, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fitting of Bisbee, Arl-
zona who lost his life last Sunday in
an airplane wreck near Glover Field,
Santa Monica, California will be bur-
led Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The funeral service will be held at
the undertaking establishment OF
Hennesy and Allison, Blsbee' Arl-
ZOna.
Episcopalians Convene.
Il A full meeting of the Episcopal
| CONGREGATION is called for Friday
evening. This meeting will open at
1880 in the Parish House. Several
new policies are likely to be adopted
which promise to be potential IN
conspicuously advancing the work OF
this church in Douglas. See the ad-
I vertisenlent carried in this issue OF
the Dispatch.
4 Simonson Returned.
4 Rev. E. Simonson has returned
from San Antonio, where he at
! tended the late Synod OF the sew
enth Department of the Episcopal
! church. The offer of the position OF
! General Secretary for Religious Edu-
cation in the eleven dioceses which
/ compose that department was lately
made to Mr.. Simonson. He went over
there, at the -Synods bidding to hear
every representation regarding the