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The Washington times., 1927-10-28

had arrived at Madrid from Lisbon
at 2:16 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
went to Bayonne by rail last night.
They were expected to reach lie
Bourget late this afternoon, al.
though airdrome officials said that
fog might delay their arrival.
Arrangements were made to keep
beacon lights burning and to send
UP rockets If it is seen that a
landing cannot be made until after
darkness.
Several military machines were
held in readiness to hop off to
meet the Poetz machine bearing the
two Americans as sooa as II neared
LIE Bourget.
American Consul Samuel Park,
stationed at Biarritz, left this morn.
ing by automobile to meet Miss
Elder at Hendaye on the Franco
Spanish frontier.
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
COUNTY To HAVE
ZONE EXPERT

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Oct. 2s.
The need for the appointment of a
Soning expert to assist the Arlington
County coming Commission was
stressed by Charles w. Leavitt. of
New York, an expert city planner, at
. meeting of the commission last
night. y
The commissioners. at the next
meeting OF the supervisors. win
recommend the appointment of an
expert to aid them in the proper
Eoning Of the county.
The Arlington County Monarch
Club. at its meeting last night. de-
cided to hold it's second annual
ladies' night November 20.
At special meeting Of Mary
Washington Chapter, No. so, o. e.
g., tonight in the Masonic Temple at
Clarendon. Mrs. Carrie Lee, of
Lytlchburg, Va, grand matron OF the
State Of Virginia, viii pay an official
visit.
Candidates for State and county of.
fices will speak at mass meeting
in the Boy Scouts Hall at Ballston
tomorrow night. Tonight the candis
dates for the office of supervisor for
Washington district will speak in the
auditorium Of the Cherrydale Fire
mems Hall.
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
Ri 7 H ON HOP
To PARIS

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-After spending
the night on a train from Spain,
Ruth Elder, American girl trans.
Atlantic flyer, and her pilot, George
Haldemann. hoped off from the
Bayonne Airfield for Paris at 1855
o'clock.
A long distance telephone message
from Bayonne this afternoon said
the girl filler had recovered from
her breakdown.
Miss Elder and HaIdeman, who
The Washington times., 1927-10-28
Tidewater Herring Roe 10c 8 | Sc
Hunt Bros.
Keystone Fruit

These fancy quality canned
fruits at greatly reduced
prices. Buy = dozen or more
tins at these prices.
Apricots-No. RI Tin. .291ke
Cherriss-No. Tin......19hs
Cherries-No. IA Tin. Sic
Figs-NO. Tin.s........22Ae
Melba Psars-No. IA Tin. 26Me
Peaches, Y. c.
No. PA Tin.
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PUMPKINS 1Oc to 35c
Grapefruit and Oranges

The entrance Of Florida fruit in quantities
has caused a slight decrese in price-an our
stores are plentifully supplied with fancy
grapefruit and oranges, and priced reason
able.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
PRINCE ENJOYED
HIS INITIATION
But Only Members Attended
Event in New Haven

New Haven, Conn, April, I
CT-Only Prince William OF Swe-
den and members OF the Berzelius
fraternity know what happened 10
him on q certain mysterious night in
New Haven. All the public knows is
that today the prince wears the
traternity's pin.
Prince William waited in the
darkness at the door OF the fratern!-
Tvs tomb His suite watched anxi-
ously. A ghos.ly hand and arm
reached out and drew In tie royal
visitor.
AZ midnight the prince emerged
from the tomb. followed by roll
licking students, wearing black
derbies ana marching arm in arm.
TWO by two, His attendants. much
relieved, followed the procession TO
he fraternity house, The Colony,
where a celebration was held for
the neophyto now become a brother
OF Berzelius.
The fraternity was organized IN
lS4S as & chemical society and was
originally named for a distinguish
ed Swedish scientist, Baron ions
Jakob.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
Pupils Ski to School
Over Wyoming Shows

Cheyenne. Wyo.. April i.-1Fl-
Great distances and binding snow
storms fail 10 keep Wyoming chill
dren out o! school.
When SHOWS are deep along The
continental divide and roads are
blocked. early morning a. the dis
trict schoolhouse finds boys and
girls skiing and snow-shoeins in
from every direction. Some Of
them have dogteans and sleds.
The teacher at Kendall school
travels in this manner.
Covered wagons, which give pro
lection from biting winds. are used
in some districts. with horse-drawn
sleds 20 serve when the snow is
deep. Many students ride horse
hack In consolidated rural dis
tricts. where winters are milder.
closed motor buses are used en-
tirely.
Fewer children play hockey here
than in cities where the school IS
Just around the corner.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01
AGED EUNUCH IS
GUARDING HAREM
Relic Of Other Days May Be
Seen in AighanistaD

Old Bokhara. Soviet Uzbekistan
Re2ublio. April l-P- In the
ruined palace OF the deposed emir
OF Bokhara. an aged eunuch still
stands guard over his haren quar-
ters. He believes that some day his
master, refugee in Afghanistan
will return and rule over the coun-
try now under the charge Of the
Soviet authorities.
For 50 years the eunuch worked
IN the harem OF his royal master
and he refuses 10 leave the spot
which he considers sacred.
In this ancient oriental metropolis
for hundreds Of years the powerful
emir Of Bokhara ruled politically
and spiritually over 100000 ma
tive Nahometans,
The most Impressive monument to
the JZbeks' resistance 20 the IN
vading Red horles is the demolish-
I'd palace. covering two square
blocks, which. standing on the sum-
nit OF an artificial citadel. marks
like a giant tombstone, the former
glory and power OF the khanate OF
Bokhara.
Amidst these noldering ruins the
Soviet government occupies the only
building that escaped demolition.
Only a few yards distant is the
throne room and court OF the de-
posed enir eXquisitely decorated
with oriental tiles. jasper and nlala-
chite.
The aged eunuch related the
dramatic flight OF the emir when
Red troops captured Eokhara-
The emir, he said, was sleeping
serenely until awakened by rifle
firing in the streets OF Bokhara
This was the prelude 10 a desperate
battle between advancing revolu-
tionary forces and those loyal 10 the
Amir. The rebels, superior in num-
Der and better armed, soon van
pushed the emir's adheren.s and.
marching to the citadel. sought TO
ca pturA the emir and his fabulous
treasures.
Preparations had been made.
however, for such an even'uality,
and the potentate, hurriedly dress
ing and sunmoning his palace
DICTIONARIES, escaped through a sub
terranean passage. Taking with him
his 500 wives. many chests OF gold
and Jewels and 5000 camels, the
panic stricken ruler fled across the
desert TO safety.
The sky was studded with stars.
and the brilliant full moon silhou-
atted the long train Of came!s and
heir human burdens wildly against
the horizon. The enlir's multitude
nous wives. who never before had
left the confines of the royal haren,.
moaned and vept FRA ntically.
The fallen monarch scattered gold
in the desert sands as he fled across
The vast open trail leading to At
::haaistan believing the precious
metal would serve as bait" to The
pursuing cavalry men, and thus i'm
pade their progress and facilitate his
own escape.
Allah was with our sovereign
on his flight across the desert" said
the venerable attendant; that Is
New Britain herald., 1927-04-01

what saved him. Our religion does
rot permit us TO accept the rule OF
anyone except q caliph or emir. That
is why l think our sovereign will
some day return from A:ghanistan
and rule over US"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
GLEESON

Ellis Hunter. of Bisbee, spent
several days here. this week.
Mrs. j. S. Davis, Of Douglas is
spending a month here VISITING her
sister, Miss Daisy Preston. s5
Mr.. and Nrss4J. w. Bennie visited
in Douglas this week. , ~ t4
SUSIE Short spent the past week
at Kelton visiting friends. }isf
Mr.. and Mrs s. Lindsay, OF 'Keltons
were visitors at the W.. Geers home
wednesday,. s'a'- ttai i' 3
The FideIio class and Rev. Wen
ninger, Of Bisbee, held services here
Mrs. L. M. McLendon, of Tomb
stone, called on friends here this
Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. M F. Ryan and
son attended the show in Tombstone
Mr. and MS w. j.. Geers visited
their daughter, Mrs. Ralph CoWan'
at Neel, this week.
Mrs. L. M. Brown and family, OF
Tombstone, were visitors here this
week. s
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleeson and
grandchildren, Iii Ellen Louise ana
Dorothy, motored to Douglas thls
week. ise lat a.t @il.I Il
william McLendon, of Valedon,, n,
M. visited his mother and sisters
here this week.
a. u. 5Van4i Meter, of Elfrida, was
here a few days looking after ms
property. sl- S1it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Saundercpck
motored to Douglas Tuesday !.
Mr.. Aands Mrs, aSterIey Parrish ,of
Bisbee. visited their -asint, MRS. Maggie
Parrish, = dbhdagH H .f s@ 41sI
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
FRONTIER SCHOOL CLUB
RI lNEAR M'NEAL)

The pupils of the Frontier school,
about SIX miles north of McNeal, have
been active for the past year in club
work under the direction OF the ex-
tension bureau OF the University of
Arizona. A girls club for meal plan
ming and tapIe laying has been main
tained, and o boys poultry club has
also been very active These two Clubs
have won the championships of the
county in their particular line, and will
leave Monday TO be guests Of the uni
versity for three days and take part in
the state contest The girls who will
represent the Frontier school in this
contest are Ethel Rogers and En1naa
Stoner. The boys who gave the DEM
onstration in spraying pens and TAX
ing care of hens and young chickens
are Richard and Douglas Martyr. Mrs.
Alma M Elliott, who has been leader
of the club, will chaperone the young
people,, accompanied by Mrs. j. r..
Martyr. These clubs are under the
direction of Mrs Nather, who is state
agent, and Miss Laura Mae Seward,
county agent.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
C0CHISE

Mrs. Greenhault and Mrs Bingham,
Of Stafford, were. CoDhise visitors SAT-
urday and Sunday. !5. af st
Miss Helen Bruner, who recently
completed her senior year in the
Wilcox high school, came home Sat-
urday to spend the summer in
CochiSe.
Mrs. Earl Eddins and children at
tended church in Wilcox Sunday and
were visitors at the Connors home.
Barney Graham, of Johnson, spent
some time in Cochise Saturday He
is planning moving his family here
soon.
Mrs. Stonennan and son, of Phoenix,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sully
Davis.
W. W. Adams, of Texas Canyon,
and Jesse Moore, Of Wilcox, were
business visitors here Monday.
Herbert BrUner and Harold Shores
attended the dance at Wilcox Sat
urday night, '@
/ Helen Bruner and Otis Uhls were
having dental work done at Wilcox
this week.
Mrs. j. E. skinner spent few
days in Douglas the past week.
+ Mrs. S. P. Fritts and Dora Fritts
Ispent Monday at their ranch They
expect to spend part Of the summer
there
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
ST. DAVID

q = u r
The st. David baseball team de-
feated Tombstone at the latter place
last Sunday, Z to 6.
Lawrence Morris, who underwent
an operation in Bisbee, returned
home Wednesday much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, Ada
Morris, Glen Goodman, Mr.. and
Mrs. win Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Lofgreen. rms Bertie Tntol1,
Charles Plumb were Bisbee visitors
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Clifford and
son, of Stafford, were weekend
visitors, at the home Of Mrs. ]. N
Christensen. ss A
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Goodman and
daughter spent Memorial day here
from tucson.
Misses Edna and Lena Peterson
who spent the past winter in Ray
were here a few days on their way
to Bisbee..
Miss Tri1by Plumb has returned
from visit in Mesa.
Mrs. Mary Smith, who has been
seriously i'll at the home of Mrs
Mary Plumb, is improving.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Joe Goodman, Bert
Goodman, Mrs Byron Merrill anc
son made a trip to Tucson thls
week
Miss Dora Tilton, who underwent
an operation in Bisbee, is reported
recovering nicely.
Bert Smith, who has been visiting
here, has returned to his home II
Happy Valley.
Abe Busby, Luella Busby and VII
Campbell motored to Bisbee Tuesday
and were accompanied on their re-
turn by Mr.. Busby's grandchildren
WHO will remain here for two o.
three months.
/ Alex Wsrnock has returned to St
David after a long absence in Tucsor
and other parts Of the state.
Miss Martha Merrill will entertain
the senior girls at her home mex
FRIDAY night.
Several st. David people will at
tend the Adams reunion celebration
and dance June 10th at Texas canyon
Ia miles northeast of Benson.
Bert Goodman entertained severa
cousins at a birthday party Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Peterson an
r1ounce the arrival of a baby boy a
their home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
PEARCE

Roval English has again opened
the Pearce cafe and confectionery,
which has been given thorough
cleaning and going over. He Wll'
serve light lunches and sandwiches
during the summer.
Paul Brown is now working 1or
the C. M. Renaud store, taking the
place of Evan Olson, who has returned
to his fathers ranch near Webb.
Mr.. and MRS. George Hawke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brewster, OF
Tucson, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Murphy for the weekend, re-
manning over Decoration Day.
Paul Gradall, who was employed
by the Commonwealth Mining q
Milling company a number of years
ago and later entered the government
employ as Indian agent in the
Navajo country in the northeastern
part of the state, has returned to
Pearce with his family to live. He
is recovering from the effect Of being
shot through the head by an Indian
while he was searching a. car for
bootleg. The bullet went in just in
front of one ear and came OUT
through the other ear. He mas
undergone three operations while IN
the course of recovery.
Miss Francis Cunningham spenC
Sunday and Monday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Murphy.
7. B. Smith, master mechanic with
The Commonwealth Mining &c Milling
company, is taking his vacation,
which will include the entire month
of June. He will spend the most
of his time on his. ranch east OF
Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Barlow, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hawke, Herbert Cunningham, Miss
Francis Cunningham and F. l..
Bryant ate picnic dinner IN the
Chiricahua mountains Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth, of Florida
are visiting their son, Harold Hildreth,
who is living on the William Boots
place east of Pearce. They like it
here and may remain some time.
Tom Fleetham, George Cunning
ham, Richard Shaw and Francis
Cunningham, all University of Arizona
students, are returning home this
week after finishing their years
work. Tom Fleetham and George
Cunningham will be employed at the
Mascot Copper company during the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Tucson.
attending while there the graduation
exercises of the University of Arizona.
Lewis A. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Y. Smith, was one of the grad
yates who specialized on geology and
received his degree of master OF
SCIENCE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Renaud expect
to leave for the coast within few
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
Ds Notes From Sulphur Springs Valley

and Mrs. B. F. Smith and Sam Smith
of Sunglow, we're Weekend visitors
at the Joe Smith ranch.
Art Whisnant and family and Mr..
and Mrs Albert Findley, Of Douglas,
are spending a week at the Hatley
cottages. '7< tae 3t4
4 Arthur BranhaHn, stage driver from
Douglas to Cochise, spent Sunday
in the mountains. t'af ieii =
L. shannon and family spent Sun
day at the Hatley cottage. .e
Mrs. D. W. Knott Mrs. Annie
Young, Miss Kane, Mrs. Walter
Hatley, Miss Irene Knott, Mafalda
Fay and Truman Eatley enjoyed a
swimming party Sunday afternoon.
Ben Erickson and Frank Harris
were supper guests at the Hatley
ranch Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bonner and party
of four from Douglas spent Saturday
and Sunday up the canyon. se
Mrs. M. D. Randall writes friends
that she is in Kansas City enjoying
good health and good visit She
expects to spend the summer there
and return to Arizona in the fall.
Forest Supervisor Fred Winn and
Assistant Supervisor Fred Winn and
Tucson, were at the Turkey Greek
station Sunday on business, q
George Ratliff and John Cloudt
were in Douglas Monday on business.
Mr.. Hornbecker took Mrs. Horn
becker and Mrs. Perry to Douglas
Tuesday to remain for week or
/ two. 1876
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hudson were
/ supper guests of Mrs. Mary Price
/ Tuesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

will go to California in few weeks.
Mr.. and. Mrs, VIM. Wisdom and
family moved into the Chas Comolli
place for the summer.
The webb Mothers club held their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Joe Blalack Wednesday.
After the usual surnptuous dinner
a , short business session was held,
followed by social hour Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. c.. w.
Scheerer, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F, King,
MIR. and Mrs Earl Merchant, Mrs.
r.. H. Ollson, Mrs. R. A. Leitch, Mrs.
The next meeting will be held June
22nd at the home of Mrs. Lee Cade.
A pleasant birthday party was
given for A. S. Porter at his home
May : 26th by his children, those
present being Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Stolp, Mrs Athena Lofgreen, Rich
Porter, Miss Lola Wells, Mr.. and Mrs.
FP. A.. Dillman and Mr.. and Mrs. A..
MCGEE.
at the Latter Day Saints church
Friday evening, May 81, a box supper
and program were given by the young
people. The evening was finished
with a dance with music by Rich
Porter and Mrs. A. Lofgreen..
+. j. M. Keith and son, of Rucker,
were business visitors at Elfrida
! Friday.
/ Ben and Tom Edwards, of Rucker,
were business visitors at Judge Harris
court Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w: Scheerer, ac-
con1panied by Mrs. Lee Cade, were
business visitors in Douglas Saturday.
They were also in Douglas Monday to
decorate the graves of relatives there.
Lee Cade and Price Nelson spent
! the Weekend with their families.
I t.Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Harris,
|. Elmer Tarris, Jf., and Ralph Noble
spent the weekend at Webb and
! put up new windmill for their
/ mother, Mrs. E.. D. Harris.
| Clell Hudson and Roy Dillman were
business visitors in Webb Sunday.
Il VIM. H. Hush, of Douglas, was a
/ valley visitor Monday for the purpose
/ of decorating graves in the 1. D, S.
church yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hawkins have
moved onto the w. H. Seaver place
| for the summer.
Leonard Nelson and family were IN
Webb Monday evening from Lowell
i Visiting. his mother,
II M. J.s Sullivan, Of iCourtland, and
Syde j. Kali, OF Gleeson, were Webk
+. visitors Wednesday,
\ John Gleeson, c. Cummings, Jessie
McLenHou, Mrs Brown, j. Cowan
of Gleeson, were. business visitors II
Webb Tuesday.
4 An entertainment by the Mutua
improvement association was wei
attended Tuesday night at the churcf
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

two tables of bridge at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. E. Williams and family
left town Saturday for their ranch
west of Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Redfield
entertained the Pincholi club at their
home Friday evening The lady's
prize. cake recipe book, was won
by Mrs. M. H. Allan and the mems
prize a box of chocolates, was won
by S. E. Goetz.
Russell Spain, Of Tucson, was visit
ing friends here Sunday.
MRS. L. Reed and son accompanied
by I.aleah and Douglas Ball are
visiting at Fort Apache.
Misses Esther Reddock and Ida
Williams entertained the GROW
class at the home of Mrs Henry
Kenopf Thursday evening. After a
short business meeting games were
nlaved and delightful refreshments
were served. Those present were
Nesdames Walter Wolfe and Henry
Kernnf. Misses Malvina Redfield,
Ruth .Schwab, Frances Roberts,
Margaret Schwab, Esther Reddock,
GLADYS Maxwell, Ida Williams and
Messrs. Louis Curry, Karl Schlegel,
William Butzin and R. L. Ball.
Miss Vida Roberts left Benson
Monday for her home in Glendale.
she has resigned her position in the
BENSON grammar school and will
teach in Tucson next year.
Max Klinger made business trip
to. Douglas Saturday.
Z. c. Dedinger. telephone man OF
Tombstone, made a business trip
here wednesday.
THE Cochise Utilities company has
leased ground. from the S. P. COM
pany on which to build modern
coal house and ice platform.
Mrs. w. A. Glenn went to Douglas
Thursday and returned Sunday
Mrs. L. Blankenship and children
and Chester Glenn and Truman
little daughter motored to Tucson
woods went to Lordsburg Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Lester Harvey and
wednesday evening. :.
MRS. +. A. Brown was hostess to
luncheon at her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Judson Gull went to Tucson
"wednesday to attend to business
Mrs. Joseph Frerer was hostess tc
a well appointed luncheon at her
home Thursday, her guests being
Mesdanaes r. Falling, L. Harvey, Mrs,
A Brown and Miss Lucille Brown:
Miss Lottie Wien, who has been
in hospital in Tucson for the
past four weeks returned home
Friday. ~
DAUGHTER and B. D. Ross motorec
/ to. Tucson Sunday
Mrs Raymond Blabon Of Pata-
gonia, came to Benson Thursday anc
!, On her return Sunday was accom-
panied by Mrs. sI,.as11E2.4 r rask,gs wtl6
/ will spend the. summer at the Blabor
| home. ~
| Harry. Blackledge,S of Tucson, was
here Sunday visiting his mother.
( Rev. j. H. Jordan left. TUESDAY
! for Texas to visit friends for about
month. -.
/! Principal and MRS. F. E. Dean lefl
/ wednesday for Las Vegas, N. M.
where Mr. Dean will teach during
the summer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
TURKEY CREEK

James Childress, Cleaborn and
Reece Maddox, of Douglas, are on a
camping trip in the Chiricahuas.
Forest Rangers Carl Scholefield and
Frank Harris made a business trip
to Pinery Thursday and on Friday
made a trip to- the top Of the
mountains.
Mrs. Jeff p Thomson and little
daughter are spending a week at
the Hatley ranch.
G. E. Lester, who is spending a
vacation in Turkey creek, is in Douglas
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cloudt, Of
Rock Creek, were visitors at Hatley
Friday. a
VIM Sanders and son, Ben, were
in Pearce Saturday. Mr.. Sanders
is employed by Mrs. E. E. Ainsworth
at the Rancho Manzanita.
I Mrs. c. Mitchell and Mary Mitchell,
of Douglas, are spending a month
in cottage near the sawmilk Harry
and Bill Mitchell, who have just
returned from El Paso, came here
Sunday pic1licfng in the canyon near
their mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Jeff P. Thomson
Henry and Joe Smith, of Sunglow
raotored to Pearce Sunday
r. B. Grantham and family spent
SUNDAY picnicing in the canyon neal
the sawlnill.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Sanders Ber
Sanders, Mr. and MRS. Warren Hulse
and little daughter, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Henry Sanders were guests ol
Miss Sybil Sanders at Light Sunday
Mrs. E. e. Ainsworth has received
carload of furniture in Douglas
which she will have stored until the
new resort hotel is ready for oc'
cupancy, which is expected to bt
about September 1st.
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith, o.
Pearce, visited Mrs. B. F. Smith al
Sunglow Sunday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Lillian Riggs and sister, Mrs
/ Hildebrand Hutchinson, and Mrs. T
B. Starks were in the canyon We'd
nesday. rms Hutchinson is visiting
! at Faraway from California.
j. T. Ritchey, Of Douglas, spent .tht
weekend at his sawmill He ha.
employed Eli Webb to work at tht
mill
! Bert Smith and mother, of Benson
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05
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W. G. Antrim ana Wayne Antrim
we're in Douglas Wednesday
Mrs. j. w. Sanders, Sybil and Ben
Sanders were shopping in Douglas Fri
day. returning home that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Of Florida are
visiting their son, Harold Hildreth.
w. G. Antrim, Wayne Antrim and
Warren Hulse made business trip to
Cochise Monday.
Dave Ingle motored to Douglas Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Francis Clapp is spending some
time here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Clapp. ~
Mrs. Dave Ingle, Dorothy and Myron
Ingle were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Hulse Thursday. S'%
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hulse and Vera
HulSe made business trip to Douglas
Friday, '..' IN s,', '.'
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-05

Harold Brasfield, who has been
manager of the Ragsdale Mer-
camille company for the past two
years, has resigned. Mr.. Hamilton
is now in charge OF the business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nuttall visited
relatives in Douglas Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Otey, who recently
purchased the Golden Rule mine,
are registered at the Cochise hotel
until they are able to locate at the
mine.