Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-28
TOMBSTONE NOTES


business.
Miss Dorothy Krebs, local girl who
is attending the university, spent We'd
hesday in Tombstone visiting her par
ents, returning Thursday, to resume
her studies after the semester examin-
ations
Ralph Sehupbach, business man of
Elfrida, spent Monday in this city on
business.
Mrs. j. H. Macia, Mrs. Edith Macia
/! Arthur Ivy and the Rev. Philip Smith
have returned home after attending
the convocation held in Douglas this
/ week.
Several local citizens attended the
concert in Bisbee Thursday evening,
hearing Schumann- Hienk, on her fare
well tour Among some of those noted
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Johnson,
James Powell, Mrs. Nellie Dalgliesh,
Mrs. r. Bradshaw, E. H. Reeves, Miss
Elizabeth Axtell Miss Gertrude Lake
MI. and Mrs. William Fowler tand
others.
James T. Gentry, county attorney,
motored to Douglas on business.
B. A. Taylor and n. Parker, of Naco
(, visited in this city for few hours
Friday.
Jack Giles, deputy sheriff of Webb,
spent Thursday in Tombstone on busi-
ness.
i There will be a big basketball gamel
here Saturday evening and all local.
i boosters. are urged to be present. The
Nogales team will meet Tombstone in
it's second games of the season. The
local contingent met defest at the
hands of the border warriors two weeks
ago, and are confident that they have
practiced up on fine points enough to
I beat them on home field.
There will be a dance at the new
Crystal hall Saturday evening after
the basketball game The Six Har- I
/ maniac of Bisbee will furnish the music
and a good crowd is expected.
4 Alfred Mann, former resident of this
district, but now of Phoenix, spent
4 Friday in this city on business.
4 Geo. HenSllaW returned Friday
afternoon from Los Angeles with W.
/ P. Woolridge, forger suspect, appre-
hended in that city last Monday.
4 Fred Bennett and L. M. Brown,
deputy ssheriffs, have returned from
n Florence where they took up three
4 running from three to seven years. B.
H B. Hopkins, the bum check artist who
\ was apprehended in Douglas early this
week, will start on a five to seven
h year term, while Paul Crocker and
Andrew Bailey, automobile thieves, will
start serving from three to five years
H The deputies will make another trip
4 Saturday, taking up two prisoners who
pleaded guilty before Judge Sames this
morning. They are Jack Hays and
George D. Johnson, aliases, who were
arrested at Wilcox last evening, after
being identified as burglars who have
been operating in that district through
the past week. o. "A. Ash, finger print
expert from Douglas, identified the
men after comparing finger prints
found on lamp chimneys, doors, etc.
at the scene of the robberies, with
those of Hays and Johnson. When
confronted with the fact that their
finger prints had absolutely given them
away, the two agreed to plead guilty,
and did so.
T Mrs Virginia Giragi and two chill
dren leave Sunday for WinSloW after
spending the past two months here
visiting with Mrs. Giragi's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Marrs. While here
Mrs Giragi had an operation on her
throat, and is now sufficiently recov-
cred to return to her home.
Tom Bates spent Friday in this city
from his ranch in the Whetstones.
Among the shoppers in Bisbee, noted
Thursday afternoon, we're Mrs. E. M.
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs Lem Hilton, DR..
and Mrs. H. H. Hughart and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Merrill.
The ladies aid will give food sale
Saturday afternoon. All kinds of home
made cakes, pies and other good things
to eat will $be in evidence. 1t will be
held in the offices Of H. P. Merrill.
Henry Pyatt, L. A. Boedecker and
| N. L. Houston, well known cattlemen
of the Barbacona district, spent sever
al hours in this city Friday on business.
L. M Brown, deputy sheriff, motored
over to Ft Grant Friday, taking q
juvenile to the reformatory at that
place.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court
since Jan. 20: Jesus GalVez to wed
Maria Jesus Valencia, both OF Blsbee;
Marcelino Morales to we'd Luisa Mar
tinez both of Douglas; William D. Gra-
ham to wed Mildred Sampson, both OF
Bisbee; Jesus Correa to wed Belen
Valdez, both of Cananea, Sonora, Mex
leo; Geo. Z. Foster to wed Luea Buffin,
both of Douglas; Howard E. Ames to
wed Winifred A. Paul, both of Doug
las; John Edgar Blewitt, of Bisbee, to
wed Sadie Louise Comfy, of Lowell;
Jesus Escarega, of Aravipe, Sonora,
Mexico, to wed Mercedes Qunanes,
Naco; Parfirio Andrade to wed Eugenia
Nendible, both of Bisbee; John Gill.
banks to wed Myrtle Hurst, both of
Bisbee; K. E. Wilson to wed Louisa
Gorisa Durante, both of Cananea, So
nora, Mexico; Rosaio Rosales to wed
Solidad Garcia Romo both of Douglas.
The calendar for the spring term OF
court will be set Saturday morning,
and jury will also be drawn to re-
port Monday at $3.50 a. m. There are
several big cases to come up this term,
as well as the usual number of small
ones. Among the ones of interest are
Mrs. Bessie Hampston, who will be
given a second trial on the charge OF