Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-21

recently returned from Los AIlBSleo'
Mr.. Paxton, Mr.. Payton and Mr..
Beasley, all of Douglas, who are on
vacation in the j. T. Ritchey cottages
at the Sawmill enjoyed Sunday by
taking a horseback trip up on the
Chiricahua summit.
Miles Cheat, McEsteS, Perry Thom-
ason and w. l.. Hatley made trip
to Douglas last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith made trip
to Douglas late Saturday evening with
two of their daughters who need medi-
cal attention, one suffering from dis
located arm and the other one from
stomach trouble.
Mrs j. w. Sanders and son, Ben,
we're Light visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Carton, of Bisbee, who has
spent week here with relatives, re-
: turned home Monday, leaving her
daughter, Effie for weeks visit.
Mrs. Pearl Thomson and little
daughter, Ina Jean and Winnie Saun-
ders, Mrs w. L. Hatley and two chill
dren, were visitors at the SaWmill
Wednesday. Winnie Saunders is
spending the weekend with Fay Hat
ley.
A number of Turkey Creek people
attended the dance at Light last Sat-
urday night. Those going in one party
were Mrs. George B. Doubleday and
two daughters, of Douglas, Mr.. and
Mrs Hildebrand, Mr. and Mrs. Hatley
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Curley
Wright and daughters, Margaret and
Helen, Miss SuSue Adair, F. d. Harris,
Miles Choat, Mr.. Doubleday and FAM
lily were visitors at ranger station Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Hattie Lee Blair and Miss Sybil
Banham, of Bisbee, agents for the
New York Life Insurance company,
were III Turkey Greek district Tuesday
and Wednesday. They had supper at
Rancho Manzanita Tuesday evening,
spending the night in the cottage at
the Sawmill, rCf>lrning to Bisbee We'd
nesday evening.
Bill Williams and family accompan-
led by r. M. Johnson, arrived at
Ranger station last Monday. The
family and Mr.. johnson returned
home Tuesday, leaving B. Williams
and j. r. here, where Mr.. Williams is
employed On road work.
Henry Bean, of Light, was a Sunday
visitor in the William Sanders home
and attended the Wilgus Sunday
school.
Mr. Knott and daughter, Irene, were
Douglas visitors last Thursday.
J. t. Richey, owner of the Chirica-
hua Sawmill, made business trip to
Douglas last Saturday,
Fay and Stony Hatley are spending
the week with friends up the canyon.
Mrs. Mike Hildebrand and son mo-
tored to Douglas Thursday to visit
relatives and was accompanied back
to the mountains by Mr. F1ildebrand's
brother, Mr.. and Mrs Mike Hide
brand and Mr. Eli Webb and num-
ber of friends and relatives passed
Sunday picnicing ana fishing at the
Tony Cambrich home,
A. B. Rodman, from Chiricahua Sta
ton, was business visitor in Turkey
Greek country last Thursday and
called at w. L. Hatley's for dinner.
He was accompanied by Mrs w. A.
Glenn and daughters on his return
trip. Mrs. Glenn and children are
spending week with relatives in
Douglas.
Perry Thomason has gone to Doug
las where he will femain with his
father and attend school there.
Mrs. George Ratliff and daughter,
Mrs. John Cloudt, and Jerry Jones,
Ross Brooks and John Oglesby were
visitors up the canyon Tuesday Ross
and John were looking for work here
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lisenbey, of
Wilcox, spent Saturday on their ranch
here. They sold some cattle which
will be delivered in the following week
to Wilcox by Fred Pric, Tom Thom-
ason and Charley Smith.
Mr.. Rathburn and grandson, Gale
Higgins, were visiting up the canyon
Tuesday.
Eli Webb and Mike, Hildebrand were
supper guests of Mr., and Mrs. Jack
Ballagh Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grantham motored to
Douglas last Friday to meet their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Boice and little
son, who lives in California and are
here to visit relatives Mrs. Boice at
tended the Light social and met her
many friends and old acquaintance.
Mr.. Payton and Miss Dorothea Pax
ton called at the Hatley ranch Thurs
day to engage horses for a days out
ing.
William Sanders had charge of the
Light store last, Wednesday while Mrs.
Sanders, Mrs. Carton and Miss Syble
Sanders motored to Douglas.
Dan Best and two boys, of Douglas,
spent Sunday here in the mountains.
Mr.. Best is manager for the Haymore
mercantile ware house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Harris, of Doug
las, are visiting Mrs Harris mother
lere, Mrs. OlmStead.
N. B. Igo recently left for Texas,
where he will visit relatives and old
friends.
WilguS Sunday school is rapidly in
creasing in attendance When organ |
lied four weeks ago, eight were pres
ent and the last Sunday there were |
80 and a number of others have prom |
iSed to attend the following Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and
party of friends, from Pearce, were in |
Turkey Creek on a picnic Sunday.
The following four families who are |
in the cottages up the canyon and are
at the Rancho Manzanito,
to Douglas early Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Henry and son,
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