Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-13
TOMBSTONE

all well known douglas attorneys,
are in the county seat Thursday on
court business.
Mrs. r. N. French Of Douglas, ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs
John Tardy Of Phoenix, we're visitors
in the county seat Thursday.
E. w. Graves, vice president of
the First National bank of Douglas
was in Tombstone Wednesday.
Harry Pickett of the law firm of
Knapp, Boyle and Pickett of Doug
las was in town THURSDAY on busi~
ness.
L. M Brown, deputy sheriff, was
in Hereford Wednesday supJoenains
witnesses and jurors.
Bradford Brandt, assistant cashier
in the Cochise County State bank, is
able to be back to work again after
a severe illness.
Miss Alice Swain, who has been
very i'll in a Douglas hospital, is
back at her work again in the re-
corder's office.
A special meeting of the board of
supervisors was held Wednesday Ior
the purpose of opening bids for the
printing of ballots for the special
election to be held on May 81. The
Kelly Publishing company was award
ed the contract.
Dave Adams, chairman of the board
of supervisors, and John Hart OF
Douglas were in town to attend the
meeting.
w. A. Fowler, local postmaster, was
elected president of the Tombstone
Luncheon club at their meeting held
here last Tuesday. Other officers
elected were r. B. Vallence, vice
president, and Rhes Cornelius, sec
retary.
The meeting was given over princi-
pally to the subject of flood relief in
the Mississippi valley and talks on
the subject were heard from Harry
Macia, retiring president; Judge AL
bert M. Sames, j. T. Kingsbury and
+ A. H. Gardner. The club voted to
appoint one member from that body
to work with another member from
the Woman's club in handling the
work of soliciting funds. President
Macia appointed r. B. Vallence to
take care of the work.
Playing before a packed house in
the high school auditorium WedneS-
day night, the pupils of the Tomb
stone grammar school music depart
1nent made one of the big successes
of the year with their production OF
the musical comedy, miss Cherry
Blossom" The play showed good
training and consistent work and
was produced with the smoothness
of professional performance. The
leads took their parts with perfec-
ton and in their work rivaled any
thing which has been presented by
the youngsters for several years. The
cast of characters was printed in
this column few days ago.
The southern district conference OF
Women's Clubs in Pinal, Pima, CO.
chise and Santa Cruz counties will
be held in Tombstone on Saturday,
May a., according to an announce
ment made in public here by Mrs.
j. A. Ivey president of the local or
ganization.
.The program will continue the en-
tire day and will be attended by
women from the different towns IN
these four counties, according to Mrs.
Ivey. Mrs. John E. Bevin, president !
of the southern conference, will pre-
side over the meetings.
At meeting of the Womans club |
which was held Wednesday after
noon, a delightful social hour was
enioved after the regular meeting in !
honor of Mrs. Robert Wehr, who |
leaves shortly for California. Mr..
Wehr was formerly assistant county
engineer, but left for Los Angeles |
about a week ago, his family following |
when school closes. Mrs. Wehr was |
presented with beautiful bouquet
from the local members. Dainty re-
freshments we're served by Mrs. II. !
p. Merrill, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs
R. B. Valance There were six ta-
bles of whist, Mrs. Grail taking first
prize and Mrs. d. Giocletti winning |
the consolation.
The following are the trial jurors
summoned to appear here on Mon
day, May 16: George Lockwood |
Naco: John ToWner, Naco; w. R.
Tonkins. Bisbee;; Edward Olleren-
shaw. Bisbee; E. j. Bowden, Bisbee; I
pete Ivanoyich, Bisbee; r. Polglaze,
Bisbee; H. M. Woods, Bisbee; Jerry
Rocks, Bisbee; Carl Cook, Bisbee;
j. A. Haymore, Douglas; Anton Mu-
helm, Bisbee; Bert Policy Bisbee;
T. j. Spaulding, Bisbee; Wendell
spence, OOuSldS, y. M E1uAS14, 0UNS-
las; H. S. Donaldson, Douglas; John !
Burrus, Douglas; F. S. Douglas, Doug
las; william E. Mason, Douglas; Will
liam Hildebrand, Douglas; 1. B. Ward,
Douglas; James N. Xalis, Douglas;
George Fleethan, Douglas; John
Mohr, Douglas; Joseph Joss, Douglas;
S. P Applewhite, Douglas; Robert !
Hart, Douglas; Charles Massey, Doug |
las; James Gallagher, Douglas; D. /
M. Bloodworth, Douglas; E. G. Bel
cher, Douglas; j. F. Burns, Douglas;
A. v. Noyes, Douglas; Ray G. Helms,
Warren; F. G. Homewood, Warren; |
Chris Klineburger, Warren; G. A.
Brandt Warren; H. F. Brehm, War
rem; William A. Nelson, Bowie; Frank
Davis, Whitewater; Ike Price, Light; t
H. C. Scott, San Simon; L. G. Stoner,
San Simon; A. r. Bergquist, Tomb |
stone; I. j. Boyette, Buena; Gus
Grossmiller, Fairbank; G. H. Stall, |
GarceS; Oscar Tyra, Hereford.