Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-02
TOMBSTONE NOTES

1ne many friends OF Mrs. Wilfred
Dion will be pleased to hear that
she is past the crisis and now on the
road to recovery Mrs. Dion was
operated upon at the Copper Queen
hospital in Bisbee last Tuesday and
for several days was in very serious
condition. Mrs. Dion was formerly
Mis-" Nella Thiel.
Miss Catherine Lemons of this
city suffered a serious injury Thurs
day evening when she stepped on a
piece of broken lamp chimney, nearly
severing one of her toes. Although
not able to walk yet Miss Lemons
is getting along nicely.
Miss Ruth Igo entertained NUM-
Der of young folks at her home here
last Saturday evening, the occasion
being her fourteenth birthday. Games
and dancing we're enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Large passed
through this city last Friday on their
way to Douglas to visit Mrs. Large's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Struth-
ers. They made the trip from their
home in Los Angeles overland and
report that it was exceedingly hot
coming down.
Charles Cole, OF Lowell, was a
business visitor in Tombstone last
Saturday.
Mrs. George Henshaw is visiting
in Bisbee this week with her sister,
Mrs Fitzpatrick.
Geo. Newman, superintendent of
the county hospital was visitor in
the county seat Monday on business.
H. E. Ferguson and son, Homer Jr.,
motcred to Bisbee Sunday to attend
the ball game played between Tomb
stone and the BiSbee De Molay team
A well known Bisbee orchestra has
been hired by the t. U. H. S. Olumni
association to play for their big
carnival dance to be given here next
Saturday night. There have been
no dances here for over a month and
a large crowd is anticipated. Cir
culars have been sent out to sur
rounding towns and a large number
Of tickets have been sold.
John Ross and wife plan to leave
next Thursday for an extended tour
through the northern part OF Ariz-
ona, going from there to Idaho.
Mrs H. E. Ferguson and small
son leave this week for Winslow
where they will visit with Mrs. Fer
glson's brothers, Carmel and Colum-
bus Giragi, who are proprietors OF
the WinsloW Mail.
John Hart Dave Adams and Har-
ley Cox are all in town, the board
of supervisors meeting in monthly
session Routine business and regu-
lar matters were took up at the
meeting.
Miss lone Sparks has returned to
her home in Tucson after visiting
here for the past week the guest
OF Miss Grace KnoleS.
The following federal prisoners
we're received at the Cochise county
Jail here Sunday: Antonio Franco,
Clayton johnson and Jack Radich
Jeff Milton took the following
Nexicans to Naco Monday where
they will be deported; Salvador and
Jose Mendez. There men were re-
leased from the county Jail after
serving sentences imposed by Judge
Sawtelle.
Mrs. Anna Wilder of Douglas spent
Monday here visiting friends.
E.. w. Wilson of Bisbee was sent
enced to 80 days in Jail for contempt
of court Wilson was cited to appear
before Judge Sames to explain why
he had failed to pay alimony to his
former wife. He began the serving
Of his sentence Immediately.
Frank Geers of Light was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Giragi is in Bisbec
where she is taking treatments from
Doctor Cruthirds for eye trouble.
Word has been received in Tomb
stone CT the death last week in a
Los Angeles hospital OF Mrs. Herbert
NcNear, a former resident of Tomb
stone Mrs NcNear, nee Allie
Warnerkros, was daughter of the
late Paul WarnerkroS, who was ont
of the pioneer merchants and min
ing men of the old camp. Her
mother is now a resident of Los
Angeles and her husband and one
daughter also are left to mourn her
loss. Her many old friends in Tomb
stone deeply Sympathize with them
in their bereavement.
Court Reporter H. E. Palmer re-
turned last Saturday from a vaca-
lion spent at the coast.
Mrs. Bert Macia, accompanied by
her two children returned home Sat
urday from San Diego where they
spent their vacation.