Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-28

Miss sNernette Elliott stole march
on her friends April % when she went
to Bisbee1 and became the bride of Ray
Larllin, linotype operator at the Epi-
taph office. Mrs Larkin is well known
here, having spent most of her life in
Tombstone. She is a graduate of Hotel
Dieu in FL Paso, and held a position
there as graduate nurse for some
time after she finished training. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Marrs, pioneer residents of
Tombstone Larkin has been in Tomb
stone only a few months but has made
many friends during his residence
here The young couple were married
at the Presbyterian church of Bisbee
by Rev. Scott
The annual junior-senior picnic was
held Saturday, the 23rd, at Monkey
Springs, and contrary to custom on
such occasions, the weather was per-
feet. The high school pupils and fac
!, ulty report most joyous time with
| nothing, to mar vthe beauty and pleas.
ure of the5day Miss Elizabeth RoarlIi
| of Douglas, who was former mem
ber of the L, U. Fl. S. graduating class
! of '27, came to Tombstone to accom-
| pany them on this occasion. Miss
i Roark spent Saturday night with
i friends here, returning to Douglas on
Sunday morning.
i Jim Ed sTilford, small son of Prof.
and MrssC f. Tilford Of this city, was
operat ted on at. the C. and A. hospital
in Bisbee Friday morning and is re-
ported as recovering rapidly.
The weekly ball game took place
!! Sunday afternoon on the Il. U. H. s.
! diamond, ard to judge from the cars
which we1G lined up, everyone in
! Tombstone is baseball fan. The reg
/ ular crowd was greatly augmented
! by contingent from ST. David, who
came to encourage and root for their
! home team, which played against the
local nine. The game ended in score
of S-3 in favor OF the visitors
The many friends of Mrs. P, H.
Knoles, who has. been very ill here
this winter, but who recently went to
Glendale, will be pleased to learn that
she is rapidly regaining her health.
i Miss Elizabeth Main of Phoenix is
here visiting her brother, jack Main,
/ and family Miss Main expects to re-
main all summer
1 Bob Reed and family of Fairbanl1
i were among the out-of-toWn@ specta-
! tors. at the ball game. Sunday after
noon.
4 "A. I, Schuster, who recently cele-
brated his Goth birthday, is slowly re-
4 covering from a severe illness Owing
to his condition, Mrs. Schuster, who
was present at the conservation of the
Episcopal church, over 40 years ago,
was unable to attend the Easter scrv-
ices. 45,
Mrs Frank Giragi, mother of the
former owners of the Epitaph received
the sad news of the death of her elder
sister in Italy short time ago. Mrs.
Giragi made a visit to her old home
in Italy about three years ago. Mrs.
Lucy Giragi, formerly of Douglas, is
also Il sister of the deceased.
[ Judge Mccall of Servoss was a bus
mess visitor in Tombstone Tuesday.
j. s. Merrill of ST. David is in Tomb
D stone today. He was on his way home
after attending the Pioneers reunion
II il; Phoenix.
r. 3. Krebs, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Wilfred Dion, returned
home Saturday from Phoenix, where
they were delegates from the local
lodge to the /. o. o. f. grand lodge.
The many friends of Miss Matte
Reed will regret to learn that she is
seriously i'll at her home in this city.
Mrs. Metz Cooper of Bisbee returned
to her home this week, after an ex-
tended visit with her father, Joe Bishop
of this city.
The childrens committee of the To-
cal Woman's club entertained the
younger set at a dance at the Com
munity house last Saturday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Word has just been received that c.
F. Harris of Douglas, met with a slight
accident on the Benson road, about six
miles out of Tombstone. Harris was
on his way home from Ajo and was
being towed into town when his car
hit culvert and overturned Harris
is suffering from several broken ribs,
and other minor injuries.
w. A. Tyler, under-sheriff, made q
trip to Bowie on business.
County Treasurer Cox, accompanied
by Mr.. Edinborough, went to Bisbee
Monday on business connected with
their respective offices.
Dave Adams chairman of the board
of supervisors, is in town Tuesday on
legal matters.
George Henshaw, county sheriff, mo-
tored to Douglas Monday.
Mr. Dent, typewriter mechanic OF
Bisbee accompanied by C. H. Ray
mond, representative of the Reming-
tor Typewriter company, was in the
county seat Tuesday on business
Mrs. Lucy Giragi returned to Tomb
stone Tuesday, after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bruno,
of Douglas.
.Erna Grace Davidson, small daugh-
ter of Fred Davidson, has been very ill
with tonsilitis, and was threatened
with mastoid trouble. DR.. Cruthirds OF
Bisbee has been waiting on the little
girl and she is we'll on the road to re-
covery
Ed James, county clerk, accompan-
;Dd Il, h cic in 10 Miss Nprnette