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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15
grade 8, Addison School, to grade

grade 8, Addison School, to grade 4
Reservoir School. NJ. 3. Culbertson
teacher, from grade 2, oyster school
to grade z, Buchanan School. A. E.
Driscoll, teacher, from grade 3. Oyster
School, to grade 2. Oyster School. E.
r. Horvath, from grade Ia, Corcoran'
Jackson School, to grade 3, kingsman
School.
c. r. Boswell, teacher, from grade
/, Ketcham.Van Buren, School. to
grade 4, Corcoran School: NJ. l.. Nc.
Causland, teacher, from grade g.
Corcoran- jackson School. to grade 3,
Bryan School; A. r. Gleason. teacher,
from grade i. Bryan School to grade /.
Tenley School; f. e. Green, teacher
from grade 4. Grant School, to grade
6. Grant School. r. Fl. Sisson. teacher,
from grade 4. Peabody-Hilton. to grade
4. Grant School; A. l.. Roe, teacher.
from grade 2. Eaton School. to grade
|. Bryan School; A. Il. Ross, teacher,
from grade 4, Reservoir School, to
grade 2. Burroughs School; d. NJ.
Hennessy. teacher. from grade /. Ten
ley-Janney School, to grade 2. Tenley-
from X. p, Smallwood- Bowen School
to X. P, Fillmore School: l.. NJ. Huff,
teacher. from X. A. Grant School, to
x. P, Smallwood. Bowen School: f.
G. Fisher. teacher, from X. A. Denni'
son School. to K. A. Grant School: NJ
l.. Jaquette, teacher, from x A., Ed.
monds School, TO X. p, Grant School
A. G. Alden, teacher, from X. p,
Buchanan School. to X. r, Eaton
School; 8. F. Sanford, teacher, from
grade g. Dennison School. to grade 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-15

School, to principal, Garnet School.
M. Grant Lucas. from principal. Bruce
School, to principal, Wormley School.
C. M. PRODIGY, from grade 6, Corcoran
School. to grade s. Addison School.
B. A. Crubbs, teacher. from grade 6,
Addison School, to grade 6, Corcoran
School. Mary Ossire. principal from
grade 7, Fillmore School. to grade s..
Fillmore School. r. f. Little, teacher.
from grade 5, Fillmore School, to grade
7. Fillmore School r. w. Rounds.
teacher, from grade 2, Fillmore School.
to grade 5, Fillmore School. Fl. w.
Edwards. teacher, from grade |, Fill
more School. to grade ?. Fillmore
School. J.. w. Frost. teacher. from
grade 1, Buchanan School, to grade
/. Fillmore School. Louise Fitzgerald
teacher. from grade I, e. V. Brown
School, to grade s. Il. V. Brown
School. n. j. Towson. teacher. from
grade 4, Brown School. to grade D.,
Brown School. NJ. d. Atkins, teacher
from grade 3. Brown School, TO grade
2. Brown School. II. 7. Shappirio
teacher. from grade 4. Eaton School
to grads 8. Brown School. L. NJ. Nc
Queary. teacher. from grade 5, Eaton
School. to grade 4. Eaton School: L.
c. Lee, teacher, from grade 2, Eoton
School, to grade /. Eaton School; +.
G.. Wingate, teacher, from grade g.,
Cranch.Tyler School. grade s, Oyster
School. M. r. Fawcett. teacher. from
grade /. Tenley.Janney School, to
grade 2, Tenley-Janney School. d. s..
Latterner, teacher. from grade l..
Buchanan School, to grade /. Brown
School. NJ. F. Davy. teacher. from
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Henry-Poik School; NJ. +. Peckhana.
teacher, from grade ., Greer1leaf
School, to grade /. Monroe School: ".
A. Marshall, teacher, from grade /,
Sma1lwood- Bowen School, TO grade J.,
Greenleaf School: E. e. Wilson. teach.
err. from grade 6, Smallwood-Bowen
School. to grade s, Dennison Voca-
tiona1 School: f. s. Paine, teacher,
from grade 5, Smallwood- Bowen. to
grade 6. Smallwood. Bowen School; J..
NJ Gibbons. teacher, from grade 4.
Dennison' School. to grade 5, Small
wood-B Bowen School: Verna Fenster.
maker. teacher, from grade 5, Thorn
son School, to grade S, Seaton School;
A. l.. Motyka. teacher. from grade l..
Thomson School. to grade 1, Wheatley
School; A. n. Taylor, teacher, from
grade 1, Benning School, to grade @,
Bradley School; K. n. Protzmar1,
teacher. from K. A., Whittier School.
to K. A, Snallwood.Bowen School; 8.
NJ. Mcintosh. teacher. from grade 8,
Edmonds School. to grade 4, Kinssrian
School; NJ. E. Firor, teacher, from
grade 2. Peabody Hilton School, to
grade g. Peabody Hilton School.
n. v. Griffin. teacher, from grade J..
Wheatley School. to grade 1. Pierce
School; r. l.. Smith, teacher. from
grade 2. An1idon School. to grade /.
Thomson School; c. r. Beller, teacher.
from grade /, Cooke. School. to grade
/, Thomson School; D. NJ. Lewis,
teacher, from grade 3, Park View
School, to grade 3. Thomson School;
Marion Rebuschatis, teacher. from
grade 2. Thomson School. to grade /,
"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
ARE
CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF: Bull

w. o. Wills, Sr., proprietor of a
ranch four miles east of Douglas, and
Cecil Richardson, employed at the
ranch, were charged with the theft of
bull yearling owned by Francisco
Perez in complaint filed before Jus
tice of the Peace Ollie Phillips yester-
day.
Preliminary hearing was waived and
each was held to answer to the CO.
chise county superior court under bond
of $1,000 each. Bond for Wills was
furnished by his son, w. O. Wills, Jr.
Richardson was still in Jail at late
hour last night.
The two men were arrested by dep
uty sheriffs Fred Moore and Earl Reed
and police officer w. P. Tharp Friday
night.
Moore, Reed and Tharp answered
the call and Wills and Richardson had
no bill of sale for the cali -4ley were
detained. The officers made trip to
the Wills ranch Friday night and
allege that fresh cowhide was found
in the yard, branded with an III. '1Sfa's
.s Francisco rerez, dairynlan about
six miles east of Aqua Prieta in Sonora.
identified the hide as being from one
OF his stock, officers stated yesterday. i
Il. Wills was represented @bys Attorney
Bruce Stephenson. ~ ~ st@
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
SHEEPMEN meet
IN CONVENTION
JULY Z and IS

Sheep and goat raisers OF Arizona
will gather at Flagstaff. July IL aid
l3 for the 41st annual concention OF
the Arizona wool. Growers associa-
ton which Will he featured by the
election OF officers and ,nembers OF
the board OF directors t2r the en-
suing year and the presentation and
discussion OF problems which face SIC
wool end lnohair growers Of the state!
A number of prominent federal
and state officials, as well as men
of banking circles, railroads and
other lines OF business which have a
direct bearing upon the sheep and
scat industry, are expected to attend
the convention, according to q notice
sent to ali association members by
H. B. Enlbach, secretary
During the past year, the associa-
ton has met and successfully coped
with problems that have been OF vital
interest," tc the wool and alohair In
duStrieS of tine state, - declared A. a.
Johns, president of the association
I'VE have met with some little sue
cess and at the same time have not
been able to carry to q successful
completion all of the plans laid down
at the. last arnual meeting. On the
whole, however, ?, he - organization mas
gone ahead and the board OF directors
believes that the affiliated industries
ARE in better shape as regards our
problems today than they have been
lin preceding years.
The convention is held i'll the north
lerli part OF the state because prac-
,tically all OF the sheepmen are moved
ito the north for the summer, when
they run their bands on the forest
reserves.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
MANAGEMENT | OF
ARIZONA CLUB
CHANGES HANDS

| George M. Pratt is the new prop
| prietor OF the Arizona club in Naco,
Sonora, Mexico, having conlpleted. a
traAsaction to take over the lease of
the club June l. ss,9at8
Pratt is also interested lsts the For
eign club in Nogales .alsd recently
has had the management OF tie
Southern club, one OF theefineS59 on
the border, in Mexicali.
HGleanliness is going to be my
motto in running the Arizona club"
Pratt said yesterday. II am going to
rul1sa modern, clean placeFNith court
esys and service for sallS., m
I E. F. Nelson will assist Pratt in the
Infringement OF tie club Nelson
comes from Calexico ard has had
years of experience in the, managing
Of Similar places along 1.-The berger.
Pratt annoanced that the Del Mar.
orchestra win Be retained by the
club The orchestra, five-piece Or.
ganization, short time ego was
taken to cabaret in Nogales buC
there was such demand for its re-
turn to Naco that the management
brought the band back.
Workrnen are already at work in
the club making extensive improve
ments and changes. 1t is planned to
enlarge and improve the dining room.
IN the near future Pratt plans TO
bring III entertainers to furnish
amusement for the diIIeSs. He VIII
engage lligh class performers.
NJ MateuS who has managed the,
club for the past several months has
40 immediate plans for the future, he
said yesterday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
State HIGHWAY
EMPLOYE LOGS
ARIZONA. ROADS

c. r. Mcdowell, OF the state high
way department with headquarters IN
Phoenix, who is making a log ana
survey of all state highways in, Arl-
zona, arrived in Douglas yesterday.
Mcdowell has specially tested
speedometer on his automobile ana
is making checks OF the distances be-
tween towns on his trip.
He keeps a log OF the distances as
he goes along. The survey is ex-
pected to be of great benefit to the
state highway department in furnish
ing accurate information regarding
the state highways.
Mcdowell is also logging county
roads and highways as ne goes along.
He called at the chamber of COM
merce yesterday and stated that he
would be glad to furnish that body
with road information gathered on
his trip.
He has 1900 miles of state high
ways to record and will probably log
more than 5000 miles OF roads, IN
Guiding the county highways.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
MAKE TRIP TO
LAND OF THE
MIDNIGHT sun

DR.. and Mrs. j. j. p. Armstrong are
leaving Douglas June 20 for vacation
trip of three months or more, Going
from New York, they will take one OF
the boats of the Cunard line for North
Cape, the land of the Midnight Sun,
stopping en- route at Iceland. Coming
down from, the, north they will sail
along the Scandinavian coast past the
fiords of Norway, visiting the principal
cities en- route. They will later visit
Belgium, Holland, western Germany,
the Rhine, Switzerland, France and
England. On their return to the Uni
ted States, the doctor will attend a
meeting of the American Electric The
rapeutic association, which meets in
New York in September.
During the absence of DR.. Armstrong
his offices in the Mcguire building will
be rearranged to facilitate the handling
of patients, one room being set aside
for the exclusive use of ultra violet
lights, one to static and X-ray ma
chimes and one, for radiant lights, high
frequency and diathermic lights, gal
vanic and sinuSoidal machines. DR..
Louis Strimple, of the Victor X-ray
corporation, has just returned to Los
Angeles, after a stay of several days
here making improvements on the in.
Stallation Of the various electrical ap-
planes and Hlaking, ready, for, the,
changes in the arrangement of the of
flee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
M'GINNIS GOES
TO FLORENCE TO
BEGIN SENTENCE

L. P. McGinnis, former postmastes
at kelton, was taken 70 the. state
penitentiag3 at Florence Friday to
begin serving a sentence of from 18
months to two years imposed in Co.
chlse county superior court on y
charge of receiving stolen property.
McGinnis' conviction grew out OF
the activities Of the Sullivan gang.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Bennett and I'm
der Sheriff w. A. Tyler took him
from Tombstone to the penitentiary.
Horace Moore, Benson negro, VINO
was given a sentence of from I'VE TO
seven years following conviction on a
statutory charge involving young
Mexican eirl, was also taken to the
prison.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
QUEEN MARY ADEPT
:. AT HANDLING PHONE

LONDON (H0-Queen Mary speaking
on the telephone is particularly easy to
understand, her voice being clear and
her words very distinct and deliberate
The queen frequently calls up the
Prince of Wales at st. James palace,
or Princess Mary either at her country
place or at her house in the city, or
other members of the royal family. The
king, however, uses the phone but sell
dom, only if he desires to speak to a.
relative or an intimate friend confined
by illness, or similar circumstances
make personal contact~difficult.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Henry Romero Opens
Garage In Douglas

Eenry Romero, resident Of Doug
las for the past II years and q well
known mechanic, las opened the Red
Garage and Service station at Seven
teenth and Railroad avenae
Romero is handling Calumet oils
and gases. He came here from Quay
mas and has been employed as me-
chanic at a number OF local garages.
Recently he has been selling auto
mcbiles in Sonora. aaltras sDa
After Aimee Senlple Mcrhersor's
appearance here last summer Romero
spent considerable time searching for
the "shacK" and taking pictures He
received, a telegram OF thanks from:
Aimee
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

WANTED: To protect you. The
Northwestern Mutual Fire association
is an organization owned entirely by
property owners, provides fire insur-
ance at cost. Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company policies PAYS FIVE
WAYS, it not only saves, but our
SERVICE pays. Ten years. experience
in insurance and no dissatisfied policy
owners.
ARIZONA SERVICE BUREAU,
S. L. BUTLER, MGR.
531 10th st. Phone liz
-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
HOOSIERS PLAN PICNIC
FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY

All former residents OF Indiana now
living in Cochise county are requested
to attend a meeting at the city hall
in Tombstone tomorrow evening az
,SggG clock Tor the purpose OF planning
a Hoosier Picnic for the Fourth Of
July. #g
n Mayor Charles Schneider, OF Tomb
stone, is I'M charge Of the arrange
naents. All Hoosiers or anyone who
has. ever lived iii Indiana is urged to
attend The meeting.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
JUDGE AND CONSTABLE
GO, ON FISHING TRIP

Police. Judge William G. Jack ana
Constable Gordon Newman have gone
TO Mormon Lake to spend their vaca-
ton on a fishing trip.
Ollie Phillips, justice OF the peace
in Pirtleville, is serving as police judge
in the absence OF Jack.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Home Saturday

I1UIIIC OdCUTUdy
Miss Glendora Buckles arrived home
Saturday from the University of Ari-
zona. She has as her house guest for
a few days Miss, Louise; Henderson, as
sorority sister ed Hewitt, Roqlfet Kitt.s
and William Bowers, of the university;
motored down with the party and will
be in Douglas a few days visiting.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Virgil Ill

Word received in Douglas yesterday
from Mrs Ella F. Smith stated that
her daughter, Miss Myrtle Virgil had
been seriously ill in 1omona, where
they now make their home, but tho
at the present time she was greatly i'm
proved. Mrs. Smith and daughter were
residents of Douglas for several years,
going from here to the California city
about four years ago.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Have Baby Boy

Cards have been received in Douglas
announcing the birLn of a seven-pound
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Large
May 26 in Los Angeles. Mrs. Large
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Struthers, of this city, both of whom
are in Los Angeles at the present time
visiting their daughter and husband.
The young son has peen named Harold
Robert
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL

New stock guaranteed '5-ply Electric
City red rubber hose. 101ac foot. Etched
tea or water sets. tall pitcher, glasses
and tray. all for $169 See our windows.
PostensArt-. III Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
WEDNEsDAY SPECIAL

New stock guaranteed 5-ply Electric
City red rubber hose, 1O12c foot. Etched
tea or water sets, tall pitcher, glasses
Pbsten- n-Arthur Hardware Co.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Home From U

Home FROM u
Misses Anna Adele and Frances
Dunno are in Douglas for the summer
from Tucson, where they have been
attending the university.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Memorial Service Today

The Woodmen of the World and
Woodmen Circle will hold memorial
and unveiling service today at O'Clock
at the Moose hall All members of
either organization are invited.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Home Sunday

Home Sunday
Miss Henrietta Elvey will arrive home
today from the University of Arizona
to pass the summer here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Returns to Bisbee

Returns TO Bisbee
Fred Walther and family returned
to BiSbee Saturday after spending a
few days at their home in this city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Undergoes Operation

Mrs. S. L. jenkins underwent an
operation for removal Of sonsils Sat-
arday afternoon at the Calumet hes
pltal
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
IIF at Home of Mrs. Moore

MRS. L. K. Warden is ill at the home
OF. Mrs. S. E. Moore, of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Warden were visiting here
from Nogales when Mrs. War iena was
taken i'll. f
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
To Iron Springs

To Iron Springs
Miss E. Marjorie Williams came in
from Cave creek yesterday and left
almost at once for Prescott, where
she will attend the. Y. w. c. A. camp
conference at Iron springs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Leaving Sunday on Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Mcdaniel and
children are leaving today on a motor
trip to Long Beach, Calf, and Yose-
mite National park. They will be gone
from the city for a month Mcdaniel
is chief chemist at the G. @. smelter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Goes To Phoenix

OOeS 10 Rh0enIX
L. Clark Davies, who has just COM
pleted his Junior year al the Uni
versity Of Arizona has gone to Phoe-
nix to spend week with college
friends. It is expected that he will
return home to Douglas about mex;
Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

UndergOes Operation
Everett Koontz underwent a minor
operation at the Calumet hospital Sat
urday morning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Arrives Here 70 I've

tAIIVcS mere 70 A1LVe
. DR.. w. D. Hunt and family, of En-
poria, Kan.. have. settled at 952 Ninth
street and expect to make their home
here permanently. DR.. Hunt came
here before for his health and liked
Douglas so well he has returned to
make his home
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Home From University
Wiley Langston is in the city from
Tucson, where he attended tie Uni
versity of Arizona last year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
10 EI Paso

10 II Id0U
Ray Laux and three friends from
the University of Arizona passed
through Douglas Saturday en- route to
FL Paso.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Here From University

William COnley has returned to this I
city after attending school in Tucson
the past year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Cashier Ill
Miss Hazel Hall, cashier at the Doug
las Drug comany, is i'll at her home.
Mrs. Ruby Warnock is taking her place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Here From Tucson

Here From TUCSON =
G. o. Van Antwerp, of Tucson, is in
Douglas passing a few days before
going to his home in Oklahoma.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
.ToTucsOn

1UfIuCSOH =.
Mrs. B. A. Packard is in Iucson
where she has gone to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Virginia Nets.
to Edwin O'Malley, both of Tucson.
The wedding will take place Sunday
at high noon in the Old Pueblo CITY.
Miss Nets is a popular member of the
younger SET in tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Leave on Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs John Haas left Satur-
day afternoon for California to pass
two weeks vacation They are both
employed in the Phelps Dodge store
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
8. r. r. Auxiliary

Is. R553T. Auxiliary
Borderland auxiliary. No. $50, B. OF
f. Tss will NEE. next wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present. 1t
viii be the regular business meeting.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Eccepts Position

C. w. Granger has position N the
Phelps Dodge store for the slnnmer.s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
NOTICE

The public are hereby notified that
| will not be responsible for or pay
any debts contracted by my wife, Mary
ri Thomason.
JEFF P. THOMASON.
T-Advt. FJ-f's ffss
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Sunday at Bisbee

Sunday at Bisbee
Y Miss Margaret AttaWay is spending
Saturday afternoon and Sunday in Bis
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Shirt Sleeve Dance

N4NCVC Oet1ICt
The Security Benefit association
will give a shirt sleeve dance at ODD
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, Juns
2. Dancing will begin at o'clock
The high school orchestra Will Turn-
ish the music and refreshments viii
be served. v
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Leaves Hospital
Dietrich Wilson left the Calumet
hospital yesterday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
To Nogales

To NOgales
Enrique Ruiz returned to Douglas
from Nogales long enough to make ar
rangements to live in Nogales, where
he has accepted position in the First
National bank at that city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Son Born

Son Born RS
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lloya, of FL Paso
are the parents of son born there
recently. The baby weighed eight
pounds. Mrs. Lloya was formerly Mis-.
Mary Yberi, of Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Leaves on Trim

Leaves on Trip
Thomas Parker, of Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. George Young, during the past
week, left Saturday onya trip through
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Son Born

Son Born
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ewing, of Ogden
Utah, and formerly of this city, are the
parents of a baby boy born there re-
Gently. The baby weighed 614 pounds
Ewing was manager of, the Kress store
here for more than a year and is now
in the same capacity in Ogden.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

VISIOln rEIGHuS
Mrs. j. M. Sparks is in Douglas visit
ing at the home of mfr. and Mrs. W. j.
Nemeck.
, 1927-03-23

M. S. Bennett left the first of the
week for a few days visit with
his family in Billings.
News came from the Powell hos
pital Tuesday of the arrival of a
baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Boron. She has been named Ruth
Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Miller moved
to their new home In Cody last
week.
Fred Mcneil and son, Lamert at
tended a sale at Powell Wednes-
day.
D.. NJ. Mcdonald came down from
Billings Monday returning the fol
lowing day.
Several ladies met at the HON,
of Mrs. David Freeborg Thursday
where Miss Margaret Eells held al
apron demonstration.
Henry Weatherman anne oui
from Cody the first Of the weel
to begin working at the Pearson
ranch.
s. j. Bendel and Hugh smiti
visited at the ". A. RAIDER hom'
last week.
Miss Fay Mcneil and brothe
, 1927-03-23

Satanic cunning they fall in line with
their intended victims likes and dis
likes. his viewpoint and his hobby,
and when they have gained his favor
and trust they grow more and more
confidential. presently taking a great
interest in his welfare INT happiness.
Before long they are offering advice
and pointing out how he "a better his
wi interests by making a new dis
position OF his SvaiiabIe cash or by
selling his present good securities and
buying others recommended by them.
Your promoter viii draw upon your
imagination and paint a picture of a
scheme by which you can make thou
, 1927-03-23

Bob spent Wednesday at the Hut,
Crimson home.
Miss Dorothy Collins has been
compelled to miss school several
days on account of a very bad cold
Norman Miller of Cheyenne
writes that IA went tt the hospi.
tai for a throat operation last week
and is recovering nicely.
Carl Hoaglund called at the A.
g. Brown home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Blackstone
and children are moving from the
Greybull to the Chas. Gawthrof
ranch which they recently purchas-
ed. They have sold their holdings
on the Greybull river.
Mrs. Joe McWilliams had as din.
guests Sunday the Misses Lea
Ganguett and Fay Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Schultz call
ed at the G. A. Wright home Fri
doy evening.
Clarence Miller began york al
the Cody Creamery Friday morn
ing.
Those attending the card party
at the Jess Horner home Friday
report a pleasant time.
Mrs. Gus Hoaglund and little
Margie Boron accompanied Brooks
Boron to Powell Sunday to sec
Mrs. Boron and the baby.
, 1927-03-23
BUILDING GARAGE

Tom Kane is building a large
garage back of his residence prop
erty on Bleistein avenue, to house
the buses and cars of the Kane
and Hooker company. which for
years has maintained offices on
Sheridan avenue, opposite the Irma.
Kane now has his office at the
Cody Garage and will keep a car
there, but the large buses which
are to be used to the depot will
be taken RI of in the new build
ing under construction.