Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-20
DOUGLAS DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 90 1927

To the Coast
Mrs. G. W. Patterson will depart
Friday for the coast where she will
pass the remainder of the summer.
From Bisbce
Louis Nickols has returned to this
city after having passed the last
week with Robert Fergus Of Bisbee.
To Clifton
Mrs. l. j. Simcox, who has been
visiting here as the house guest OF
Mrs G. w. Patterson, will leave today
for her home in Clifton.
Unclaimed Mail ..
There is a list in the local post
office on the bulletin board on which
are % names of those who have
unclaimed mail at the general delivery
window. 3u
To Colorado
E. p. Negri will go to Colorado
today where he, will join Mrs. Negri,
who has been passing the summer
there They will return to their home
in this city in the early fall
Return
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Smith
have returned to their home in this
city after having attended the summer
session OF the University OF Arizona
in Tucson.
Alumni Dance
The members of the University of
are planning dance to be held in the
Warren country club Saturday eve
ming at $50. A number of the luliver-
sity set from this city plan to motor
to Warren Saturday to attend the af-
faiI
In Africa s'
+, Word has been received in Bisbee
to the effect that A. G.. McGregor,
consulting engineer, had arrived at
Cape Town Africa. McGregor has gone
to Africa to make an extensive sur
vey for the possible construction of
and comparatively recently opened
mining field. As
Sewall Here
Homer Sewall, who was in this city
Tuesday has gone to Globe in the in
terest of business affairs. Mrs. eSewall
is remaining in this city. They are
making their headquarters here fer the
present due to the cool weather. Mr..
SewaH reports that practically all the
big tracts on the Kadota fig farms
have been sold.
Tires Recovered
Two automobile tires have been re-
covered by the police, and anyone who
finds two of their tires missing may
claim them, if the proper identifica-
tionS are made, at the local police sta
ton. The tires we're stolen and hidden
when the police found them before
they could be taken out of the city.
May Retprn
Miss Marion Burbank, OF st.
Joseph, Mo-, who visited in this city
for a month during the past winter
has expressed the wish to come here
and make her home. Miss Burbank
is stenographer in Armour and
During her stay here last
winter she visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Salmon.
A Clipping from Tucson
Mr. and Mrs Raymond r. Jaco-
bus, whose wedding was an event in
June, in Douglas, have. returned from
their wedding trip and are at home in
the Rincon apartments, pending the
building of their own home in one of
the new additions. Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cobuS motored from Douglas TO Los
Angeles, where they took boat for
San Francisco. The remainder of the
time they spent in making man yof
the side trips about San Francisco.
To California
Mr. anu Mrs. j. w. Deeming have
gone to California where they will
visit the Pacific Palisades and Mr..
Deeming will attend a two week
sessions of the Y. w. c. A. summer
school. He will study in the physical
education department. They will re-
main in the golden state for one
month before returning to this city.
Special Night
Each Friday night during the sum-
mer there will be special events at
the Y. M. G. A. swimming pool. This
Friday night will be family night"
and the whole family is invited to
come. The hours are from to 9.
No children will be admitted without
their parents or guardian. Every
one is invited and no admission will
be charged.
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BISBEE ALUMNI ENTERTAIN
The. University of Arizona alumni