Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-16
TURKEY CREEK

| Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Mills were at
| Sunglow on Friday of last week.
| Lon Mays, carpenter from Wilcox,
arrived in the mountains Saturday for
! employment on the resort hotel at
Rancho Manzanita A number more
employees went to work here Monday
morning. Mr.. Hays, accompanied NJ
Mr.. Calvert were visitors at the saw
mill Sunday night
Mrs. Ella Knott and daughter, Irene,
returned to their home here last Sun
day after six weeks vacation in Los
| Angeles.
j. P. Thomason came home Tues
day from a weeks visit in Douglas
with friends.
| jeff Thomason who has recently
purchased a gas filling station in
Douglas was here on business affairs
| last week.
Ranger F. D. Harris was a business
visitor in Douglas last Tuesday and
/ Wednesday.
| Mrs. William Sanders and son, Ben,
were Light and valley visitors on
Monday
! Miss Syble Sanders, of Light, has
/ been on the sick list and her sister,
l
| week with her. Mrs Carton will at
tend the dance at Light Saturday
night
Tom Thomason who has been in Old
| Mexico for the last two months pros
pecting, was here in the mountains
! Sunday.
Curley Wright and Fred Warner,
both of Douglas, were here on busi-
ness last FTiday.
Is William Hudson and daughter, Bet
tie, were at ranger station on We'd
neSday and took dinner at Hatley
! ranch on their way out of the can
| yon. Mr.. Hudson is suffering with
j badly bruised foot which has caused
4 blood poison, and he was in Douglas
on Monday where his foot was lanced.
George Ratliff celebrated his sisty
seventh birthday Sunday at his home
Ion Rock creek. A delicious dinner was
served and enjoyed by the following \
Mr.. and Mrs Cloudt, Mr. and Mrs.
Hildebrand, Wiley Hildebrand, Mr..
and Mrs. Hatley and two children,
Perry Jones, Miles Choate, Mrs. Rat
lift and Fred Price. All attended
Sunday school Immediately after din
ner, and later in the evening a swim
ming party was planned and enjoyed
by many.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Grantham and family
were dA1ner guests at the Henry Smith
ranch home on Sunday.
Tom Price, of Wilcox, passed
through the valley last week with a
number of horses on his way to Old
Mexico where he will dispose of them
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and Lle Nichols
moved the Price cattle to valley
pasture and then motored up the cam
yon and spent the night with Hatleys
Mr.. Nichols will accept work here next
Monday, and the Price family will re-
turn to attend the dance Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ballaugh, of saw
mile, took a horse back trip up Cot
tonwood canyon in the mountains
Monday.
Mr.. Keys and family from Hamala-
ton, Texas, are camping in the noun
tainS accompanied by Ben Louis and
his mother from Bisbee.
Charley Hudson was a business Wis
itor at Sunglow on Monday.
i Mrs. E. E. Ainsworth motored to
Douglas on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hildebrand and son spent We'd
I neSday at HatleyS.
i Joe Smith made a trip to Wilcox
on Wednesday and was accompanied
home by his step daughter, Miss Villa
i Mae Owens, who has been in Dos Ca
bezas the past six weeks.
i Mrs. Joe Smith and family, .of
i SungloW, were visitors up the canyon
Thursday. Mr.. Smith was notified
! that his mother in st. Davis is much
/ improved in health. -
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. L.Senpy motored
i from their home in Wilcox to their
ranch here last week.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Fred Ford, o. Douglas,
were visiting their relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Knight, of Douglas, is at j. T.
Ritchey cottage waiting for employ
nlent at Rancho Manzanitq More
men will be put to work in the next
few days.
Mr.. Kazal and family are on |
months vacation in cottages at the
sawmill
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Richey, accom-
panied by Eli Webb, made business
| trip to Douglas last Friday. Mrs. |
Ritchey has been on the sick list
Mrs. Mary Prices father, who lives
at the Price ranch, is reported not in
good health.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Earl Ken
nedy were Monday visitors at the Hat
ley home.
Mrs. L. E. Siepe, Mrs. Albert Cat
lin and daughter, Ruth, and Merle
Shelton and Lola Cummings, all from
Douglas, motored to the mountains
where they were guests of Mrs Hide
| brand Sunday night. They returned |
| to town on Monday
Mr.. Paxton and family and Mrs.
Payton and family, of Douglas, are
on two-weeks vacation in cottages at
the saWmill.
An outdoor fete at the mountain
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wright |
was greatly enjoyed Tuesday by a
number of twenty. The party left the
Wright home in Douglas at $50 and
was transported by Mr. Dunn, musi-
! cal director of the A. and M college in |
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