Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-16
DOUGLAS DAILY DISPATCH. TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST e 1927

DOUGLAS DAILY DISPA7
Camp Fire Party
The Camp Fire girls will enjoy a
swimming party and beef steak fry
at the American legion pool today
Miss jeanette Lindner is in charge
of the group.
From Ranch
T. B. Brooks, dairyman west of
Douglas, is remodelling his prop
erty. He was, a business visitor here
Monday purchasing materials for the
proposed Improvements.
From Cave Greek
Pilly Mahoney, son of Mr.. and
M. L. F.. Mahoney, who has been
visiting in Cave Creek for the past
few weeks as the guest of the j. P.
Boyle family, has returned TO his
home here.
Girl Reserves Meet
To Yuma
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and
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here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
t. F. Simms, will return to their
home in Yuma today after having
visited here for two weeks.
Eo California
o. A. Ash has gone to Long Beach,
California, where he will join Mrs
Ash, who has been passing the sum-
mer months at the coastal resort.
Mrs. A. c. Barnes is also there with
Mrs. Ash. They will return to Doug
las III the near future.
From Tombstone
Don Still, who is connected with
the editorial staff of the Tombstone
Epitaph. was a Douglas visitor Sum
day. Still formerly attended the Uni
versity Of Arizona where he was
member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Weekend Trip
Mrs. E. l.. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. d. Wolfe, Mrs. A. G. Sparr, Miss
Margaret Sparr, Miss Margaret Sui
livan, Miss Ida Mae Castillo, Miss
Lucille Kiker and Jack Cooper mot.
ored to the Wonderland of Rocks
Sunday where they passed the day.
Guests Here
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bert Smith, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Lanning and
daughter, are visiting here as tbs
gests of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Alex
ander at their home on Ninth street.
They are residents of Artesia, New
Mexico. tss4 e4s
District Flooded
Reports Monday from those who
have been north and east of Douglas
since Sunday night state that the
country in that vicinity is flooded due
to the heavy rains Sunday night.
Between Douglas and Rodeo and
Douglas and Mcneil there was exces.
sive rainfall. lo
In Bisbee
Mrs. w. G.. Gilmore passed the
weekend in Bisbee as the guest of
her mother, who resides in the hill
city. Attorney Gilmore was in TomD-
stone over the weekend, both return
ING to their home here Sunday eve
ming.
Wallace Here @ti -
s Gordon Wallace, of Bisbee, was
Douglas visitor Sunday, having mot
ored here from the hill city Wallace
recently returned from Boseton, Mass.
where he attended the convention
of the Kappa Sigma fraternity as
representative from the chapter at
the University of Arizona
Visits Here
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Murphy, ac>
conlpanied by Mrs. Murphy's mother,
Mrs. Rosa Maclay, were visitors in
Douglas Sunday Mrs Maclay is
former resident of Douglas who now
makes her home in California. She
is passing few weeks in Warren
as the guest of her daughter.
To Phoenix
Mrs. Elizabeth Grace, nurse at the
County hospital, left for Phoenix
Monday where she will be bridesmaid
at the marriage of Miss Venus Bald
ridge. William Baldridge will act as
best man. The wedding will be
solemnized at 9 a. m. Sunday at the
EplScOpal church IN that city. The
groom is Lloyd DoWell, of Prescott.
Ia California
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Powell write,
friends in the city that they are
enjoying their vacation in Santa
Barbara, California. They mention
ed the "Old Spanish Fiesta now
being held there and report such cool
weather that it is necessary to wear
coats all day.
From California
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunninghan
and children with Stillman Johnston
are visiting in the city with relatives,
having come here from their homes
on the coast. Mrs. Cunningham is
former resident of Douglas and will
be remembered here as Miss Char.
lOtte Johnston, Thev will remain