Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-23

Mrs w B. Allen, Mrs. ]. Moore Samuel,
Mrs William Meredith and Mrs Will
liam Alberts. The Douglas Country
club has invited all local members to
be in attendance this afternoon. Mrs.
Simonson urges them to come and
bring their friends so that other Ari-
zona women may carry away the
proper impression of local hospitality.
returns Wednesday
H. A. Wimberley will return We'd
nesday from an outing in the San
Simon valley. Wimberley was at
the Ira Glenn ranch during the past
week.
Married Here
Mrs. Birdie Lane, of Ell Paso, and
Lem Scott, owner of ranch between
here and Bisbee, We're married in the
home of Rev. Ben Matthws, pastor of
the First Baptist church, here at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
At SmeIter
Robert Bruce, Jr., is now employ
ed in the chemical laboratories OF
the Copper Queen smelter. Bruce
was formerly employed In southern
Sonora.
Child Better
The three year old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. N. Foster is greatly
improved following severe bone
infection.
N,,,,Ior nc EohI,or;os
An unusual number of car rob-
berries in the past few days makes
it's necessary to caution motorists
to lock the car when leaving it
parked Motormeters should also
be locked in place when they are
attached to discourage theft.
Dog Poisoned
E. J. Huxtable. reported the poison
ing CT his aircdale dog Monday night
10y the use OF strychrine. Everv ee
fort IS being made to locate the
irnividual who laid the poison for
dogs. Poison traced through the
ioca: drug stores Monday showed
NJ purchases recently except those
by ranchers for use against rests
Return To university
/ Alfred Levy, Hyman Kupinsky and
Norman Herring returned to their
studies at the University of Arizona
Tuesday after spending the weekend
ir Douglas.
Operation For Appendicitis
Robert Larned, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. K. B. Larned, 1913 Four
teenth street, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Calumet
hospital Monday afternoon. He is
recovering rapidly.
II. C. Johnson who has been con-
fined to the Calumet hospital for the
past three days left Monday for his
home, 1913 Fifteenth street.
Child Better
Martha Stephenson, II year old
Stephenson, is recovering from an
operation performed at the Calumet
hospital last Sunday.
To Tombstone
Bruce Stephenson and w. j. Reay
k1vil spend Wednesday in Tomb
stone toi probate the will of late
Robert Reay before the superior
| court in that city.
Son Ill
Teddie Cooper, smalT son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Cooper, is ill at the fam
| lily home on Twentieth street.
Return From Miami
Mr. and Mrs. William K1appenbach
have returned from a trip to Mi
ami. Klappenbach is the piano tuner
for this district.
Brother Dies
Alex Jolly received telegram
Tuesday morning notifying him OF
the death of his younger brother,
Will Jolly, from complications OF
blood poison in independence, Kana.
The younger Jolly was a veteran o.
the World war and had been pros
fessionaI golfer at the Independence
Country club since his return from
France. Another brother, David
jolly is in Independence at the
present time. Alex Jolly will not
go to Kansas for the funeral but
will wait until March l to leave
the Douglas Country club where he
is the professional golfer.
I1ntertains Board
Mrs. L. J. TuttIe entertained Mrs.