Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-29
TOMBSTONE NOTES

Shortly after receiving a communi-
cation from Hayden that Chrysler
roadster had been stolen from that
town, in Gila county, the car was
reported to the local sheriffs office
as abandoned on the road near Fair.
banks. Three boys giving names OF
John Lacey 10, Tom Glenn 16, and
Kenneth Young 20, all of Hayden,
were later arrested in Fairbanks
where they were waiting to catch
charged with stealing the car. Deputy
Sheriff Whitaker arrived in Tomb
stone Thursday to take the boys to
Globe.
E. M. Webb and family motored
to Ft. Huachuca yesterday TO attend
the last days celebration at the
army post.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burke left
this week for Los Angeles, where they
will visit with Mrs. Burke'S mother
Mrs. powell KoIn.
Professor Walter E. Myer who has
been attending summer school at
Flagstaff, returned home this week
Mr.. Myer teaches in the local high
school, I
Mrs H. E. Ferguson, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. E. Giragi, spent
Tuesday in Bisbee on, shopping
trip.
Mrs. Hazel Tindall, daughter of
William Flatherman of this city, and
young son, Earl, accompanied by
Mrs. Orpha Upton and daughter
Florence, are in Tombstone this
wek Mrs. Tindall plans to make
her future home here.
George Henshaw and Rheasa Cor
nelius spent Wednesday in Douglas
on business.
Miss Ruth Cl1aner, of Hereford,
was in Tombstone for a short visit
this week.
The construction crew of the
Mountain States Telephone company
are starting their work in the Tomb
stone district at Government Draw
and will stop in. Tombstone, ar
rangements having been made for
their headquarters here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones have
returned home from St. David where
Mr. Jones has been employed in the
painting of scenery for the st. David
high school.
w. H. Fisher, head of the Owl
Drug Store, of Douglas, and August
Patterson, we're business visitors in
Tombstone last Monday.
James T. Gentry, county attorney,
accompanied by his wife and son
left this week for Denver where they
will spend their vacation.
Mrs. Ed James and Mrs Mildred
Friday were in Bisbee Wednesday on
a shopping trip.
Mrs. E. G. Dendinger, accompanied
by her mother-in-law, Mrs. E. v.
Dendinger, spent Wednesday in Bis
bee.
Carlton M. Beals, Douglas attor-
ney, was visitor in the county seat
this week on court matters.
James Powell, Cochise county as
SCISSOR, and Dave Adams, chairman of
the board of supervisors, left last
Saturday for Flagstaff to attend the
state tax conference between the
state tax commission, board of SUI
pervisors and county assessors which
held sessions for the first time in
two years, July 25, 26 and 27.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by clerk of the superior
court during the past week: Jesus
Maria Robles to wed Alberta Mad.
rid, both Of Bisbee; Victoriano
Chavez to wed Guadalupe Castanado,
both of Pirtleville; Arthur Hill to
wed Dorothy Louise Clement, both of
Lowell, Pat H. L. Hayhurst to wed
Ruth Morris, both of Bisbee; Ira l.,
Petit to wed Jessie Jones, both of
Douglas; Eliasar M. Escarega to wed
Enriqueta Guiroz, both OF Bisbee; A.
j. Howard to wed Pearl Poo, both
of Bisbee; Nemicio Calva TO wed
Emelia Oros, both of Douglas;
Francis M. Peeler to wed Berlyne
Conchala, both of Ft. Huachuca;
Benjamin E. Pier of Los Angeles,
to wed Anna Mae Williams, Douglas.
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