Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-11
WILCOX

Frank Stark was a visitor from the
Riggs settlement Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Briscoe entertained about
80 young people at her home Thurs
day evening. Dancing was enjoyed
and games were played on the lawn
followed by refreshments.
Frank Ditinan and John Randall
were in town over the weekend from
the Manzanita ranch.
Lynn Camp, coach in the Superior
schools, visited friends here this week
Miss Ruth HALEY left Monday fol
Russellville, where she is employed as
teacher. Miss HALEY is a graduate OF
the Wilcox high school and of the
Flagstaff Teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Black of Bonita
Tom Fleetham, Dick Chambers and
Jake Brown of Dos Cabezas; Burns
Blanton of the Stronghold; Orvillc
Downs of Glendale; Mr.. Gusendorf OF
George Fleetham and Mr.. Long Of
Douglas; Miss Ruth Bryant of Ara
vaipa; w. d. Wear and family OF
Bonito, were visitors in Wilcox Sat-
urday
While driving near the lake Satur-
day evening the car in which the
Haven family was riding was over
turned on culvert, but no one was
seriously injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Estes and
daughter, Melba, came in from Their
ranch near Bonita, Miss Melba to
remain here to attend high school,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Holt visited
their daughter, Mrs. Theodore John
ston, in Lordsburg Monday.
]. D. Wynn and daughter
Mrs. j. E. Wynn, of Los Angeles, were
here Wednesday. They are interested
in the Ruby mine at Dragon.
Wednesday afternoon a LleWellyn
Coxon entertained with a birthday
party, the guests being Bruce Hoff-
man, Bob and Ivan Smith, Gladys
and Harold Barnett, Benjamin, Billy
and Charles Duncan, Nathan, Teddy
and Llewellyn Coxon.
Mrs M. LaSon and daughter, Eliza
beth, have arrived home from Penn
sylvania, where they spent the sum
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Prime, Mr. and Mrs.
Fulrner and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Bottom enjoyed the weekend in the
Chiricahuas, visiting the Wonderland
of Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Lewis and son
have returned from wellington, Tex,
where they visited relatives. They
were accompanied home by Miss Lucy
Rollins. who will teach in Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. HiSer of Fair
field, Ohio, arrived here Friday, Mr..
Hiser being employed as principal of
the grammar school. He has been
principal of the central high school
of Fairfield and is a graduate of
Bowling Green state college.
DR.. and Mrs. j. C.s1 Wilson enter
tanned with dinner Tuesday eve
ming, the guests being H. A. Morgan
and daughter, Helen, of Phoenix, and
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Cummings. Other
guests arrived in the evening and
enjoyed bridge @
Mrs. H. B. Isaacs and children have
returned from a vacation spent at
AnimaS.
Nathan Randall entertained a num-
Der of the younger set at his home
Saturday evening, music, games and
dancing being enjoyed and refresh
mentS being served The guests were
Misses Fairweather Keeth, Edna Boyd,
Alice Barber, Rhea, Hines, and
MesSrs. Bennett, McGlone, Lisenby
Wilson, Roberts and Hines.
Mrs. j. t. Price has returned from
a visit in Tucson.
Mrs. Gladys Cook and Miss Mildred
Boyd returned Tuesday from Cali
fornia. Charles Cook joined them at
Gila Bend and is visiting his mother
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M P. Walker and
Miss Helen Ward went to Tucson
Friday to visit Miss Caldwell and the
Angle family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lisenby enter
tanned Monday in honor of their son.
Thomas who left this week for Cali
fornia to attend school. The yard
Was lighted with Japanese lanterns
and refreshments were served at q