Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-19
TURKEY CREEK

Lee Fountain of Douglas, who is
working for John Cloudt, is on the
sick list.
| Deputy Supervisor Anderson and
Ranger Harris spent last week on the
Chiricahuas. Mr.. Anderson will leave
soon for his headquarters in Tucson,
as most of his work is completed in
the Turkey creek district
C. E. Lester, E. Henry, Mrs. Curley
Wright and two daughters arrived at
their new cottage last Tuesday and
were at the Sunglow store Wednesday
for supplies. Going to Douglas Fri
day, they were accompanied back
Saturday by Mr.. Wright. The two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
will go to Douglas for an operation
for tonsils and will return here for
the summer
j. IT. Ritchey has moved his family
from Douglas to his place near the
sawmill. John Hornbecker OF the
sawmill was in town few days on
business. Eli Webb, who is employed
at the sawmill, is boarding with Mike
Hildebrand.
William Hudson has given up his
position as fire guard and is at his
ranch in the valley.
G., w. Ratliff spent Sunday at the
sawrniI. Mrs. Ratliff and Mrs. John
Cloudt were visitors at the Hatley
ranch Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lisenby, Tom
Iisenby and Miss Howard OF WILCOX
spent Sunday at the Lisenby ranch.
William Riggs and Fred Price were
also there for the day. Mr.. Lisenby
has farm near Wilcox where he
spends most of his time.
Turkey creek people are planning
basket picnic up the canyon sun
day. ,
been working in the Chiricahuas tor
the past three months, have returned
to Douglas.
Mrs. D. w. Knott entertained the
Grantham family, Mrs. Annie Young,
Mrs. B. F.. Smith and Henry Smith
at dinner Sunday. Miss Irene Knott
and Miss Kane spent Monday at the
Smith home, Miss Kane leaving We'd
nesday to attend the summer teach
| ers' school at Flagstaff.
DR.. F. w. Randall and daughter,
who have been on six weeks fish
ing trip to Mormon lake, write that
( they will soon return to Turkey creek,
but will later make their home IN
Douglas.
William Sanders make business
trip to Douglas Thursday. He and
other employees are making improve
ments at the Ainsworth cottage,
where she will live until the hotel
is completed.
Ben Riggs, who is employed with
the trail crew on the Chiricahuas,
was at the Sunglow store Thursday.
Mafalda Fay and Truman Hatley
spent Sunday at the Wright cottage.
Miss Jones, from the valley, is
employed at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mills.
Mrs. Thomason and children and
the w. L. Hatley family were Rock
creek visitors Friday.
Perry Jones of the Whitewater dis
trict spent the weekend in the
mountains and has accepted job OF
wood cutting from John Cloudt.
/ Mrs Mary Price went to Douglas
last Saturday to have dental work
done.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Fleming
and children we're Turkey creek Wis
itors Sunday from Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. r. J.. Hoyal OF Doug
las had picnic dinner in the noun
tains Sunday.
i Jeff P. Thomason, SungloW mer-
chant, accompanied by his brother
Tom Thomason, left Monday for
Mexico. Mrs. Thomason, who has
charge of the store during her hus-
bands absence, made a trip to Doug
las Tuesday accompanied by her son.
Turkey creek district welcomed a
fairly good rain last Saturday night.
! Fred Warner of Douglas has been
doing the carpenter work on the
Lester and Wright cottages.
| Miss Villa Mae Owens, who has
been working in the valley, spent the
weekend with her mother at Sun
glow. She left Monday for Dos Ca
bezas, where she will accept posi-
tion. Miss owens attended high
school in Pearce the past year.
w. L. Hatley and family are spend
ing the weekend on topA of the
Chiricahuas.