Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-14
TOMBSTONE NOTES

J The following marriages licenses
have been issued by the local clerk
since the firstltOf January:
] Clyde Alvin Church; to wed Mary
Eleanor Hensser, Cochise county
Salvador Barragan to wed Maria
Merena, both OF Douglas.
James M. McElligott to wed Emily
Brainard Foote, boSil OF Douglas.
Raymond e. Ellsworth to wed
Florence Pearl Collins, OF Bisbee.
Silas E. Toles to wed Ruth Me
scher, both Of Douglas. :.
Ramon Morales, of Lowell, to we'd
Rafaela Valenzuela, OF Douglas.
E! Angelo Rumiano to wee Refugio
Moniano, both of Bisbee.
w. S. Keating, OF Bisbee, to wed
Katheryn Henderson, OF Austin,
Texas. ~,
/ Dan Monobank to wed Pauline
Postert, both OF Lowell,
! Juan Weber to wed Jennie M.
Hughes, both OF Apache.
Emil Kaarto to wed Helen Hall,
both of Warren.
/ Refugio Adams to wed Armida
Valencia, both of Bisbee.
Jesus M. Castro to wed Guadalupe
j. Denagran, both OF Cananea, Son.
ora Mexico.
Aurelia Saranga to wed Petra
Flores, both of Bisbee.
! Rosario Hernandez to wed Tomisita
Coranodo, both Of Bisbee
! Juan Figueroa to wed Amalio
Chacon, both OF Bisbee.
Marcos Franco, of Pirtleville, to wed
! TNY,1Jz nf
Jimmie Caretto, of Bisbee, spent
Tuesday in this city on legal business.
G. L. Suggs, of Douglas, passed
through Tombstone Tuesday en- route
to Phoenix on business.
Mini Osborne, of the state treas
urer'S office, is spending few days
in the county seat on business.
r. B. Valance and wife, who have
been spending q few weeks on the
coast have returned to Tombstone
A. o. Tanning, Jimmie Nichols, Joe
Dillman and Mr.. Chavez, all OF the
! immigration department i'll Naco,
Arizona, spent Tuesday afternoon in
| Tombstone, where they came to ques-
ton several aliens who are being held
in the local jail for deportation.
DR.. Bledsoe, OF Bisbee, spent Mon
! day in Tombstone calling on a
patient. He was accompanied by his
wife, who visited friends here.
John Gllng1, well known Wilcox
attorney, spent Saturday in this city
on business.
! Mr.. Albert Runkle, ST., of Douglas,
spent several hours in this city Tues
day on business.
| Word has been received here that
Mrs. Edith Macia has been given
the postoffice for the coming year.
Several local citizens took the eX-.
aminations but were disqualified for
various reasons.
James T. Gentry, county attorney,
spent Monday in Bisbee on business.
A large group OF local people
motored out to Gleason Sunday eve
ming where they were the guests OF
Mr.. Barney Bono at a dinner given
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs James
Giacoma, who have recently an
nounced their marriage, which oc-
CURED over year ago. Places were
set for approximately so guests.
A. large contingent OF out OF town
folks were in attendance at Tomb
stones big dance Saturday night,
given to celebrate the completion OF
the electric light plant In this city
A reception at the community club
was followed by a free show and
dancing afterWard, which continued
till 2 o'clock in the morning. The
new Crystal hail. as large as it is
was filled to capacity, and everyone
who attended reports a good time.
Music was furnished by the six har-
moniacS of BiSbee. Il
Coach Barto DAVIS returned to this
city Sunday after speeding the
Christmas vacation in Phoenix with
his mother.
Mrs. Grace Mcfarland and two