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CSC Bath Salts, 35c

WRiSLEY BATH SALTS,
in useful frosted glass shaker
jar.
Soaps
LIFE5UoY SOAP, REGU-
larry 8e. Two cakes H.
PHYSICIANS AND SUR
seons Soap. Zoe resu- To
''I.lj TX rolIEI SOAP, ,oe
regularly. Two cakes 1Sc
CONT CASTLE 80
Soap. Regularly Zoe, for VI
CO l. GATE BIG BATH
Soap. Zoe regularly.
Three cakes, 25e, or 0Eo
dozen
Dentifrices
LISTE NE TooTH
Paste. Regular Csc 7Sc
tubes, for AOC
PEBEco TOOTH PASTE.
Regular Soc tubes, COc
for ~
MUSolDENT. REG QQc
uIarly Soc, for ....... wv
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BOYS ATHLETIC AND
Waist Union Suits, Of cross
barred muslin, seconds 1Sc
Of the 69e value, for.
GeiaenberE's--First Floor.
ChaRge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
Deodorants

.osU sUe MEET oEp'lA, 38c
WY
2oc PERSPlRO, DE- To-
odorant cream, jar. -. c
40. oooeono 22c
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Toilet Creams & Shampoo

;na s's ~ pon6's oN,1 e,.ers VANISH. &c
60c PoMPEIAN DAY lCc
or Night Cream. .....
25e KLEENEx COLD IT.
Cream Remover, box.
$500! soc CONT CASTLE 42c
81 soc ss,u,. pa MOTIVE Csc
Zoe AMAMi SHAM CGc
poo, Three for. ........ O~
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Summer Toilet Needs

81 FouLtain Syringes, 59c
MORE RED RUB q ER
fountain Syringes.
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Situations Wanted Mole

YOUNG MAN--College student. & teacher,
desires connection with growing firm with
chance for advancement. Times Box G 800
I'D
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms


MASS, 362-1 and rm apis, semi
modern. Reasonable. Ii. 2619.
MICHIGAN, E., 1303-Modern rooms for
light housekeeping.
NEW JERSEY, N, 82l-3 Large rms, grid.
f.; private emit, 81; 2-rm. Apt, S6.
PARK, 1643-Combination living and bed
rm., near bath; plenty hot wa; pri. ent.
PARK, 211e-2 or 8 unfurnished; garage;
employed ladies or couple.
PENN, DAT N.-Desirable, modern rm. and
kitchen. for light housekeeping. Ii. $3.50.
PENN, 2002 N-LARGE FRONT RM.,
KITCHENETTE; MOD. ADULTS.
PRATT, W., Accommodating front rms.
Everything furn., near bath: reasonable.
18TH. lSl W.-.2-rm. apt; everything fur
nished, ST. also apt. and kitchenette.
Everything furnished. So. Ha. 0242-J.
22ND. W., 1872 nice furnished modern
rms. private. reasonable.
BOTH. W.. 1922 furnished rms. for
housekeeping. Ha. 2032-J.
UNFURNISHED-Ft Wayne Ave. and
New Jersey; Sl8 month. Lii 0346.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE, 2440-5-rm. apt; ga
rage optional; heat, wa. furn. He. 5491.
CEDAR ST, 923la-Att. rooms, bath,
strictly modern; garage Or. 1888.
HARDINNG, N, 10l-Stric. mod. 8 and A.
rm. apis; janitor service; SIS and $35.
Ia. 4161.
N. ILL, 220-Shiel Apt; Housekeeping
rms; newly furn.; pri. bath. III. 4466.
-MUSKINGUM, 407-Colored; downtown; 8
rooms; 500 rooms, $22. Ii. 4466.
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LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
1R. 474l
1908 E. WASHINGTON ST.
WALLERICH'S USED CAR BAR.
GAINS. S14 N. DELAWARE ST.
FORD COUPE, l927-Wire wheels; fully
equipped $685. terms. LAUTH CHEW
ROLET CO., 50l9 E, Mich. st. 1rv. 4740
GOOD USED CARS-Bargains. FRANK
s. FEEsER CO.. 1925 Prospect St
1927 PONTIAC roadster; rumble seat .$495
1926 Auburn 1888 roadster; rumble
1926 Chrysier 10 roadster .......... rs
1927 Model Gardner roadster. ...,. 695
1927 Chevrolet roadster ............. $50
1926 Chevrolet roadster ............. 1876
1925 Dodge roadster ................ 1886
1925 Buick standard roadster ...... 435
1926 Auburn 1888 sport brougham... 300
1926 Auburn 5-88 sedan ............. US
1927 Buick master sedan ............ 925
Three 1927 Pontiac coaches.
Seven 1926 Chevrolet coupes and coaches.
Washington un SaIeS(e
Store No. 2
$40 E. Washington st. Ii. 8027
FORD coupe, 1926; good rubber and
splendid condition throughout; bar
gain for some one; only $240. HARE
CHEVROLET CO. $40 E. WaShinRton
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FORD coupe, 1926; good rubber and
splendid condition throughout; a bar
gain for some one; only $24o HARE
CHEVROLET CO., $40 e. Washington.
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Musical Instruments
Machinery and Tool
Barter and SuUap

SEWING MACH-Singer; 2 No. 81. sew
leather or cloth to half in. TIA. 4o45.
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Suburban for Sale

A NEW ADDITION
Fifteen minutes from city; close to
Garfield Park with its beautiful Sunken
Gardens and Sarah Shank golf links;
play; close to schools, churches and trad
ing points; where the working man has
a chance and his dollar invested today
lots: small down payment WHERE?
SOMERSET. OF COURSE Call zAHND.
HE KNOWS. Pc. Box 1894.
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Storage and Transfer
]. H. TAYLOR TRAINERS

J. H. TAYLOR TRAINERS
Ri. 4265 Special Rates DR.. BOIL
MOVING-Transferin $3.50 up; free esti-
mates Or. 1856. J. ROBBINS.
L. ATEWOOD-Transfer, storage, general
delivery. Overland a speciality. Be. 0113.
T. E. MOCKFORD
Moving-Shipping- Storage. Ia. 1179.
VIM. c. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO-Local
and overland. Be. 2700. Nights, Be-, 1899.
NIMAN TRANSFER g. STORAGE-Summer
rates; reliable men. $40 S. Senate Lii 1919
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Radio and Equipment
Musical instruments

BAND INSTRUMENTS = "King" saxo-
phones, trumpets, trombones,. Sousa-
phones. Leedy drums and xylophones.
Bach trumpets, Olds trombones. Selmer
pert repairing of all instruments. Guar
anteed used goods. See. them before you
and DRUM SHOP, 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
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HOTEL
-

WIL-FRA-MAR
Nice, clean rooms, by day or week; SO
and up. Phone for vapor bath appoint
chusetts Ave. Ma 0280. ri. o575.
LARGE, AIRY ROOM-ADJ. BATH; PRI-
WAITE HOME; MAN. HE. 2441.
NICE RM-Priyate modern home. Central.
Collage car. Hemlnck 5551
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Coal and Wood
Business Opportunities
Legal Notices

RESTAURANT-Exc location, thriving
business leaving town. Terms. 2ll4 w.
Morris. Be 1899
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Death Notices
In Memorianl Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In memory of my darling
mother, Amelia Long, who went to sleep
one year ago today.
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Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month

KndBALL PLANO STORE
RI. 2155 $50 N. Delaware
SAXOPHONES-New and used; easiest
payment plan in city. YORK BAND
INSTRUMENTS. Lorenz Sax. School,
100 Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 142l.
88 NOTE@Player like new; walnut case,
with rolls and bench; $195; terms. So per
month. Ii. 6464.
88-NOTE PLAYER-With 25 rolls: perfect
shape; terms SIS cash, SO per month.
Price $195. 100 E. Ohio st.
WRITE-Gulbransen piano factory for
catalogue. prices and terms. 3232 N.
Chicago ST.. Chicago, Ill.
PHONOGRAPH-Big Edison console; plenty
records: CHIP. for CHI 1885 N. Ala, Apt. 8.
: Rls b65zs -s--.--- +---.--.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
ST. DAVID

Mr. and Mrs Alfred Clifford and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bus
by spent the weekend in Clifton with
relatives
Miss Martha Merrill has been i'll the
past week with the flu.
Horace Eldridge, who has been visit
ing Andrian Merrill, has accepted a
position at Fort Huachuca.
The st. David town basketball team
won from the Douglas team Saturday
with a. score of 21-17, while the hign
school team lost to Douglas with a
score of. 23-16 This was the first
game lost this season.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Busby are the
proud parents of baby boy, born last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cole enter
tained friends at their home Thursday
evening. tts
Mr. and Mrs Alex Goodman have
moved to Tombstone, where Mr.. Good
man is driving delivery wagon.
Miss Roxy Judd, Of Pomerene, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Della Miller.
Mrs. Mary Fife, who has been visit
ing in Bisbee and Hereford, returned
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Byron Merrill and sons visited
Mr.. Merrill in Tucson Sunday.
Floyd Curtis has gone to Douglas 20
enter the hospital for treatment
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Glenn Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcclure, of Pom
creme, visited Mrs Anna Goodman
Friday.
Chickenpox and measles are prevail
ent in the community, and there are a
few cases of pneumonia. Many chill
dren are out of the schools because
of sickness.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
COCHISE

Mrs. Lille Smith and daughter left
Sunday Tor Seminal where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Gary, of Dragoon were
guests of Mrs. Skinner Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Brasfield went to Tue
son Tuesday for medical treatment.
Charles Iverson, of Douglas, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Iverson, who is here
under the care of DR.. Ellis.
G. D. Griffin has had lighting sys-
tenn installed in his place of business.
A. c. Flint and MI. Handy, of Clio
Wis, N M, were registered at the Co.
chiSe hotel this week.
Barney Graham spent the first Of
the week in Tucson on business.
Mrs Puckett, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Fannie Morgan, left
Tuesday for Zephyr, Texas, to visit
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Richardson were
business visitors in Phoenix the first
of the week
Professor Howard Wilbur Anderson,
Ben Maiden and Jose Delgada return
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29

BiSbee.
Theodore Abrill returned to his home
in Tucson Sunday after spending sew
eral days with his mother, Mrs. Eng
GSh.
G. NJ Renaud and A. Y Smith left
for Nogales Monday to attend the
state road meeting.
Pearce visitors Monday were Forest
Ranger E. j. Metler, of the Stronghold,
and Fletcher Mulkey of Middlemarch
M. ]. Hurley, principal of the high
school, returned to school Monday aft
er being confined to his bed for several
days with a severe cold.
The. quarterly meeting of the farm
bureau of Cochise county was held on
Thursday afternoon at the Town and
Country club, at which time the cleo
ton of the following officers for the
coming year was held. President, F,
j. Haner; vice president, R. R. Habor;
secretary and kstreaSurer, Judge w. D.
NGonmonieF
&C. r. Armstrong, county agent with
headquarters at Wilcox, made a re-
port Of his activities in the county
William Coxon, of Bowie, a member OF
the legislature, addressed the meeting
and reported introducing q memorial
to congress for electrifying the two
valleys2-the San Simon and Sulphur
Springs In his talk he urged unani-
NOUS support of this matter, and a
committee was appointed to call a
meeting of the people of both valleys
to form an organization to carry out
the work to electrify both valleys with
power from the Coolidge dam. The
meeting was well attended and all en-
joyed the talk by Mr.. Coxon. The next
meeting will be held the third Thurs
day in April
For the purpose of organizing .
branch of the League of Women vot-
ers, the state president, Mrs. l.. j.
Tuttle, and the state secretary, Mrs.
Carl H. Lund, both of Douglas, met
with the ladies of Pearce Saturday al
the home of Mrs A. Y. Smith. The
object of the league is to get the Wom-
en- more interested and to have bet
ter understanding of both the county,
state and national politics, which was
thoroughly explained by Mrs. Tuttle
and Mrs. Lund The organization IS
non-partisan and non-factional. The
meeting was well attended and much
enthusiasm shown Another meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. Smith
Monday afternoon, and future meet
ings will be held twice each month, on
Monday evenings, and are rotated be-
tween the members. The next meet
ing will be held at tn home of Mrs. F..
L. Bryant, Monday, Feb. 6, at 7:3O p.
m. It is hoped that all the women in
Pearce will attend and Join the league.
The following were Pearce visitors
Tuesday: Mr. Houston, Tucson; Mr.
Holder, fCochise; Mrs. j. F. Lange,
ranch near Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin West, of Phoe-
nix, spent Wednesday in Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Renaud, Mrs.
Robert Koch and son, and Mrs. F. L.
Bryant motored to Douglas Wednesday
and while there attended the funeral
of sAbner j. Pierce, who died at the
county hospital Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
TURKEY CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Curley Wright and
daughters were accompanied here for
the weekend by Virginia Carson and
Ernest Davis, of Douglas.
A filling station and several ga
RACES are being established at Rancho
Manzanita.
Mrs. Pearl Thomson accompanied
Frank Price to Douglas last week and
drove a. new Chevrolet cars home.
Mrs. gEt E. Ainsworth has returned
from Ell Paso, where she purchased
decorations for the hotel and uniforms
for thea employees.
Pink Murray has been in this dis
trict from San Pedro with bunch of
horses for sale
S. LIZ Butler, of Douglas, and ]. P.
Connolly, of Bisbee, spent Friday night
at the Hatley home.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Ratliff were
guests of their daughter in Douglas last
week. n
A. b., Rodman arrived here from
Douglas Friday, but was called to Tue
son because of the death of his moth
er. He expects to return soon to look
after his wood contract here.
Percy BoWden and Earl Reed, of
Douglas, were in the Chiricahuas last
Thursday on business
Shoppers in Douglas from this dis
trict this week included Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Trainer, Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Pat
lift, Mrs. Pearl Thomason, w. L. Hat
ley, F. D. Harris, Ernest Henry, Joe
McGhees 21ad "A Mrs Mary Rrice.,...su....
Mrs "A. Y. Smith and Mrs. c. M. Re
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
GLEESON


Marjorie Willetts, Eugenia and
Wanda McLendon, j. T. McLendon and
George Gibson attended the circus at
Tombstone Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Saundercock
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ellis Croz-
ier, in Tombstone Saturday
Mrs. ]. G. Brown and Mrs E. Grif-
fiths, of Tombstone, spent Sunday
with Mrs H. F. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H Jiroux were call
ed to Prescott this week because of a
fire at their heme. Mrs. Jiroux had
been here only two days.
H M Gallagher, of Pearce, was here
Saturday consulting DR.. Woods.
Mrs. r. Rueda, Mrs. F.. EncinaS and
Mrs A. Caldera we're shopping in
Douglas Saturday
Miss Marjorie Willets visited her
grandmother in ,Bisbeel over the week
end. "
Business visitors during the week in
cluded j. c. May, Bisbee; Marcello Mo-
lima, Joe Arrellano, Joe Bono, Court
land; M Melgren Joe Fox, Tucson; A.
E. Jensen, Dallas; H. Seller, Denver;
j. B. Barnes, Ell Paso; r. L. 'Grantham,
Light; Walter Haymore. Douglas.
T. o. Tawney is spending some time
at his home in Prescott.
w. M. Wright and son have moved
here from Humboldt
Dr. H H. Hughart was a profession
al caller here Saturday
Mrs John Gleeson is visiting her
daughter Mrs. G. c. Pidgeon, in War
rem.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
Webb : Whitewater

More than half the scholars of this
district are out of school at present,
some with the measles and some with
the mumps. There are also few cases
of pneumonia.
James Connolly, of Bisbee, and S. l..
Butler, were visitors at Kelton and
Webb Thursday, calling at the home
OF Judge Harris.
The Whitewater COOPERATIVE COM
pany's store at Elfrida was sold at auc-
ton at tombstone Friday morning to
satisfy a Judgment in favor of Ralph
Schupbach T. B. Patterson bought
the property
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Scheerer and
Mrs. Joe Blalack were business visitors
in Douglas Friday.
A Saunders, of Douglas, spent th2
greater part of the week in this vi
cinity
G. I. VanGeter, M. B. Williams and
Mr. Bidwell were in 5Gleeson Sunday
looking over the property of Mr VAN
Meter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. B. Twomey, of
Courtlandy were business visitors in
Webb Sunday, accompanied by their
daughters
Lewis Hansen and daughter spent
last weekend at Light with Miss Ger
trude Hansen, and on Sunday all made
a trip to the Chiricahuas.
After p p:ocuring hunting license at
the office of Justice Harris, party
was returning to CORTLAND when they
discovered a clean bottle beside the
road, which weighted down five
dollar bill Who will prove owner
ship of the money?
Charles Hudson, of Pridham, spent
the weekend with his brother, William
Hudson, at Webb. Mrs. Hudson has,
returned from Pomerene.
The M r. Williams place at Elfriali
was sold this week to Ralph Schup-
bach the retiring manager of the CO.
operative store.
The L. D. S. presented q play
Mother Pulls the String" at the
church house Friday night with the
following cast: Mother Miss Minnie
Seaver; father, Lee Thompson; daugh~ |
ter Lucy, Miss Avilda Williams; SOM
Howard, Harold Bigelow; Lucy's girl
friend Mildred Miss Anna Mortenson; 7
Mr. Pierce, auto agent, Ralph DILL
man The play was followed bv ~.
Dutch monologue by Gilbert Thomp-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
LIGHT

@. D. Clapp was a business visitor
in Bisbee Friday ~ se~'i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhart and
G. A. EiSenhart were business visitors
in BiSbee and Douglas Saturday.
lAHrltand Mrs. George Sanford gave
9, dinner Sunday at her home in
Lowell honoring the birthday of Mrs
John Eisenhart. .JS
Mrs. G. j. Rand and son were din
ner guests ofs Mr. and Mrs. Cicero
Kennedy Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Grantham were
business visitors in Tombstone Satur-
day. e.s4s
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hulse made a
business visit to Bisbee Friday.
~ Mi. and Mrs Frank Geers and
daughter were in Bisbee Friday
Eugene Morris returned to school
Monday after few days trapping.
Fred and Rudolph Kambitsch went
( to Douglas Tuesday.
Henry Price and son were visitors
Sunday at Sunglow.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
NNIN

son, and songs by the Junior girls and
others and followed by dance F'if-
teen dollars was realized to swell the
fund for new seats for the church.
The rabbit drive Saturday under the
supervision of Reuben j. Kaegle was
great success Starting from Elfrida
they drove over the Whitewater dis
trict and about 500 rabbits were gath
cred to the good of the farmer. Lunch
was served at the Whitewater school
by the ladies of the district A few
Douglas people were present.
Miss Warden, county nurse was 1T
the Webb school Monday
r. G. Mcbride is reported very much
improved from his recent illness. Mrs.
Mcbride was taken seriously i'll with
asthma and was taken to Bisbee to c
physician.
Price Nelson, who came home for
the weekend from his work in The
highway department near Florence, is
i'll at his home with influenza.
Judge Jack and j. w. FOUR, of
Douglas, were in Webb Tuesday eli
route to Tombstone on official busi-
ness.
Clarence Hughes, of Bisbee, was in
Webb Tuesday on his way to Tomb
stone. n
Mrs. Arthur Lofgreen and A. S. Por-
ter were business visitors in Tomb
stone Tuesday, when Mrs. Lofgreen
was granted divorce from Roscoe
Lofgreen.
Norton Siggins has gone to Oklaho-
ma on account of the illness of his
father
The Webb Mothers club held their
monthly meeting Wednesday at the
home of, Mrs. c. w. Scheerer. A
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-29
! sWIILI.1COx;5 !

Irving Jennings Fof Douglss, was a
business visitor here this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murat of Tucson, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. James
Speaks
Mrs. r. fR. Harbour and uncle, Mr.
Dwelleyg have returned from Gilbert
where they visited Rev. and Mrs. Her
bert Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Nicholson en-,
tertained the following guests at
bridge Saturday evening" Mr., and
Mrs. RI G. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Parks and
Mr.. and Mrs. M P. Walker
The Wilcox Bank & Trust company
opened Thursday morning in the Page
& Misenheimer office, following the
destruction of their building by fire
Wednesday night. The valuable papers
and money were all safe in the vaults,
and business was resumed as usual
Mrs. 81 w. Moore has returned from
Long Beach, where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mayhem
@. NE Roberts and Joe Mckinney
are both reported to be i'll in Cali
fornia.
DR.. and! Mrs. j. c. Wilson were Wis
itors irn Douglas last week.
Miss h Vera Sommers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Sommers of Will
cox, became the bride of Willard
Bertrann on Christmas day, the cere-
mony being performed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs George Chatham at
Riverside,s Calf Mr. Bertram is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bertram
of Chicago, and is in the aviation
service of the navy stationed at Pearl
1drbor Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Randle of
David City, Neb, were guests of the
Rottman family this week en- route
to California to visit their daughter. :
H. A. Morgan returned to Phoenix
Tuesday sfter spending the weekend
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Browning an
nounce the arrival of baby daughter
Jan: 16s 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Black were over
from Benson to spend the weekend
with relatives.
w. A. Bondurant and party of Gold
Slope mine officials left Tuesday for
Los Angeles.
Miss Natalie Aldrich was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. G..
Brock in Phoenix
E. T: Kline and daughter of Desh-
Ter, Ohio. are guests of Mrs. Marie
Meyer and the George Duncan family.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Kennedy of Fort Grant.
were here Wednesday en- route to
Holtville, Calf, to visit relatives.
Guy Turner left Sunday for his
home III North Carolina after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Martin.
j. M Brannan shipped 812 pounds
of dressed turkeys few days ago to
the Log Angeles market.
Mrs John Riggs went to Phoenix
Sunday. to visit friends for two weeks.
The Wilcox Ramblers defeated the
fast quintet from Duncan with a
score of 1926. Saturday. night in
Bisbee they were defeated with a
score of 1852. Thursday night this
week Douglas comes here to play.