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MENnKEN


Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norlin <and
son and Nels ROswick spent Satur.
day evening at the A. G. Dance home.
Mrs. Ernest Gilbert had an opera.
ton ut the Bismarck hospital Fri
day morning and is reported IS quite
low.
A large number of people from
this community have been picking
choke cherries and sand cherries for
jeliies and jams. The choke cherries
are very nice and there Is an album
dance this year.
Park Wood is helping William
Dance harvest.
The Ebling brothers are harvest
ing with Chris DeGr0ot.
The r. 5. Burnstad road grading
outfit moved their camp one mile
west of ,Menoken. The Red Trail is
being changed so there will be no
corners to turn. The road will curve
through A. V. Fishers pasture mis-
sing Menoken.
The two younger Roswick children
were playing with matches near their
barn Friday afternoon. Straw near
the barn caught fire and it might
have resulted in total loss of the
building If it had not been seen
right away. Mr.. and Mrs. Roswick
saw the smoke and rushed to their
home. After q hard fight the fire
was put out with only damage to q
board fence connected to the barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ludermann left
South Dakota and Iowa where they
will visit relatives. While in Iowa
they will attend the wedding Of Mr..
a1x2o v,a N ,hpnf1ap
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and lit
tie son, Wayne. were entertained at
Sunday dinner ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Craven. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klipstein and
family called at the X. NJ. Ludemann
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baker and
family, and Mrs. A. G. Dance and
son had . picnic dinner in the John
Craven grove Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Wood motored
to Bismarck Wednesday morning.
County Agent Nielsen held a dis
cussion at the Powers elevator Tues
day, on the shortage Of feed and
what the farmers should do to solve
the problem.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. WEIGH and
daughter. Ruth, were callers in Bis
marck Tuesday:
Miss Alice Kiipstein called on Miss
Nellie Dance Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Flemin1s are
now working ut the King and LANCER
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres and little
son. left Friday morning for q trip
to, minnesota where they will visit
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and
family and Abe Higgins motored
to Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven and
son, Wesley, attended the Barnes
circus Thursday.
GLENCOE ;.
Fire Of Unknown origin destroyed
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mills last Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills left home about 10 Q. m.
to visit friends. On their return
ct shout 10 p. m. they were greeted
by the smbuldering> ruins Of their
house which, during their absence
had burned, together With all con-
koJttAy- ~ 1nNRN CroN& hnd n kGf11f
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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From the breast st roke one gradu-
atcs very easily to the back stroke.
which rs invaluable for resting.
While in deep water, push forward
so that one goes over backward.
The first position is with hands ex-
tended along the side.
Second. the hands are brought to-
gether over the body. touching the
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body all the time. and upward ~
high as is natural.
Third. the forearms are brought
over and outward to the stretch of
the arm. and in the water with palms
at right angles to the surface.
Fourth, the arms are swept down.
ward to the first position, beside the
hips. and the movement is started
all over again.
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RINGS UP EACH PASSENGER
A counter similar to that used In
street cars has been installed on the
Mandan- Bismarck bus line. The
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VTsTINC rATNER .WERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fread, Sand
Point, Idaho, are visiting with Mr..
Fread's father, NJ. K. Fread, Mandan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

$ Games Today
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
lndianap polls ut Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Minneaopils at st. Paul.
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MCKENZIE

Mrs. George ManIey Of jamestown
is the guest Of her SON, George. and
family. Shs'' arrived here Thursday
afternoon. s9
M. and Mrs. a. o. Anderson left
here Thursday morning by. car fol
Grace City where they will visit
with relatsves. From there they will
,rtotor to varfous points in Minneso.
t. en- route TO their home in Good.
The W. c. T. U. was very pleasant
" entertained Ut the home Of Mrs.
Heaton ON Roosevelt avenue Thurs.
day afternoon. Detightful refresh
lnielts were served.
Mrs. Frenk Lambert OF Arena. Mr..
Yintea HsAton q. Wing wore gIesta
vt the w. !. c. u. meeting here
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. rhurn Of Steele
were Shopping here Friday.
= M. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson and
Miss Cram motored to Bismarck Fri.
NJ. Ben MeChsky Of wing Va,
WISHING her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Madland Et1Sit week.
Mr1. ". B. Heaton and her 'dAu1h.
ters left Sunday evening for their
home ct Bismarck. They had been
Visiting With relatives hers for the
post two week..
N. ANA Mrs. Ira Coons left Sat:
utday for New YORK where they Mill
make their home.
!. ~. and Nf4. T. Sweeny; motored
to Dism4vek SatesdaxS eveiing.
Z Allan paui, 19l0 as Wotk3nk % q
'ltnetI,An with the, Bill xeodphone
company. spent the rsek-end here
with friends.
/. E. Hsaton and daughter, Mrs.
H1na Putnam and. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win at4endbds.tase funptal OF Patrick
Bs,~ns a. sSkseles Sun4ay.
ttests 'iEtr 1l3ees, fhs Misses
Cravens, Of Bismarck.
Rev. and Mrs. zeller left Tuesday
Vi 1egea1-the summer Belte0t the.
ology ct the state university and
WS196Ss eell66e ~ GFAn9E 49, -
nosHsl o33oeN obooqeo t6e.pQ2gjt will
g filled ~ Lloyd WiIdfsng and
Ff6nk Nowellen.
>. ~ nsg1rs meAered p BisaaArcks
Nj, Victor Cslbbst ana dAush-
tsrs q sMinot were Dpeets here Tues
6lt1. Atehinsoa yffChieego Il visit
Ing her eeusia. ~ w sessand;
the G. 3. Watson home. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Wharton will tsaeA IN our scasool
MI. Cora PsSi sstsrnsd rassdsy
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Tulsa IL. st. Joe /.
Wichita ,, Oklahoma City s.
Others not scheduled.
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MISSOURI

The Misses Hilda Mcdonald and
Mildred Matteson motored to Glencoe
this week where they visited It the
A. c. Carlson home.
Mrs. Samuel Robinson entertained
the Stewartsdale Missionary Society
Thursday afternoon.
John Clark and Stewart. Wood.
worth have started to harvest.
Miss Mildred Ma&teson. guest oil
Miss Hilda Mcdonald, and the Misses
Marjory, Elnor and Hilda and Mrs,
James R06idou were callers at the
Crawford home Friday.
William Mcdonald aud John Craw.
ford are harvesting their wheat this
week. Although the grain is thin
the berry is good and they will
probably get their seed back.
George Snyder, who is in charge
OF the road grading outfit, is work.
ing up the road in this vicinity.
Lucille Crawford has been visit.
ing with her sister, Mrs. James
Robidou, the past week.
John Clark and daughter, Mamie
were callers in Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Elnor Crawford Of Brittin ID
the guest Of Miss Lucille Crawford
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A Strong Finish

I,hak Helmy, Egyptian swimmer,
who was on the conveying tug, said
Miss Ederle finished remarkably
strong. She spurted for the last 200
yards, actually swimming against the
tide.
Miss Edcrle was in the water
again off Dover beach short time
after arising. She explained that
she never could face day without a
swim, and was sure she could swim
back to Boulogne today if she tried.
1.-THE great point in my swimming
at all" she said, "was to show that
Il girl could do it, that an American
girl could do it, and that | was an
American girl"
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SHOWS NO TRACES OF
YESTERDAYS ORDEAL.

Dover. England, Aug. 7--R.-Ger-
trude Ederle bounced out Of bed at
1880 this morning, declaring she
was ready for another swim.
She showed no traces of the terri
BILE strain Of yesterdays ordeal, when
she battled the treacherous currents
Of the English channel for IA hours
and 81 minutes.
The New York girl was full Of pep
and in great good humor when she
arose, and proceeded Immediately to
get ready to catch the afternoon boat
from Folkeston to BoulOgne, where
her training quarters were estab-
lished.
When Miss Ederle was put to bed
in a hotel here after her record
breaking swim last night, orders were
given that she be not disturbed until
this afternoon.
The tug, Alasce. with Miss Ederlc
and her party, reached here soon
after midnight. During the voyage
from Deal the swimmer had hot
bath and rub down. Immediately
upon landing she went to the hotel
and to bed.
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CROMWELL

Mrs. W. ". NeJOOu o00 DoOleS, fNItS
and Betty. have been visiting at the
Fulton Nelson home the past two
weeks. Mrs. Nelson has accepted q
pesition ~ teacher IN rural school
about eight mikes south Of Wing
for the coming fall and winter term.
w. J. JirAs and son, WIN, WE'RE
business visitors in Bismarck Friday
as was alse Martin Nelson from this
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley, accom-.
Thomas. who has been visiting here
Saturday. Thomas Marley started for
his homo in milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Me- M. and 0t Mrs. G. c.. whitted and
Stephen and Florence were shoppinQ
in bismarck Saturday afternoon.
The barn dance given at George
Cables Saturday night was we'll at
tended. Messrs Coleman and Lander
holm furnished the music.
John Relish spent Sunday ct the
Ed Morris home.
r. C. Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Stalks were Sunday visi.
tors at the Fulton Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandenfo and
baby spent Sunday in Baldwin, the
guests of the Harry Higgins family.
Henry Anderson was . guest ut
the Salone' home several days Of
the past week.
II. and Mrs. G.. C. Whitted and
children. Stephen and Florence, and
r. H. Schroeder spent Tuesday eve.
ming ct the Ed Norris home. vt which
time . special meeting of the school
board was held.
MY. and MFs. Enos Strandemo and
baby motored to Wilton Wednesday.
Mrs Strandearo going to have dental
work done.
Mrs. II F.. Norris and little daugh.
tiers. Josephine and Aldenes spent
"Wednesday visiting ct the Ed Nor
ris home.
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Vangilder. Wingard, Davis and Har-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY NEWS

Warner to Phoenix, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clawson OF
Stafford were guests at the home OF
Mrs. Clawsons brother, Loe Wright
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. william Campbell were
Bisbee visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs wiiham Campbell, Jr.,
and daughter, Charlotte, were st.
David visitors Sunday.
William Goodman and family Of
Mesa drove over Sunday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Goodman.
Mrs. Hannah Miller left for Tucson
Satnrdaya 10 visit her daughter Mrs.
George Rogers. -
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Goodman, sons
Glenn and Harry. daughter Mabel, and
niece, Edna Goodman, left for Mesa
Sunday morning to spend Thanksgiv-
ing week.
Alfred Judd, accompanied by his
cousins, Ben Ira and Edith Judd, mo-
tored to Mesa Thursday.
The Relief society win give play
here December ,, entitled the "Old New
Hampshire Home"
Joe Hart, Duncan Smyth. Aldon
Smith and Miss Ella Hill of Bisbee
were st. David visitors Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01
PEARCE

/ Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Hurley and Miss
bee to, attend the teachers institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLendon. of Gleeson,
were In Pearce Monday.
! Bob Maers, of the Stronghold, was
shopping In Pearce Monday.
Willie Oglesby, living on ranch
near Pearce, met with an accident tnac
might have proven very Serlout. WHILE
hunting he accidentally shot his foot
and was rushed to Pearce for medicas
aid.
Mr.. White and Mr.. Haiioway, o.
Cleveland, Ohio, accompanied by Mr..
end Mrs. A. Y. Smith, spent Monday
in Douglas.
Sherman Enele, living west OF
fearce, was m Monday.
James Hanhanl. of Bennington, w
Va, who is spending some time al
Walmonda ranch in the Stronghold
was in Pearce Monday.
Ted Metler. living in tho Strong
bold was in Pearce Monday.
Charles Mckinney and sons, who
live near Courtland, passed through
Fearce Monday on their way to VIII
cox. Fs+.
Mrs. ]. r. Shaw was in from nel
ranch in the Stronghold Monday.
Adam Dodd spent several days II.
Pearce. tbs week, returning Thursday
TO his home in the Black Diamond
Mrs. c. C. Rahbun and grandson
Dale Higgins WHO dive near Light,
We're shopping in Pearce Tuesday.
J. E. Ford. rancher, of the Sulphur
Springs valley, was in Pearce Tues
day. a. 4.
Jack Busenbark and sons were III
Fcarce Tuesday On their return from
Dos 'Cabazes, where Mr.. Busenbark
attended the funeral of his brother,
Charles.
Roll.n Smith, of the Stronghold.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

| Quite a number of Pearce residents
attended the dance at Wilcox Wednes.
day evening.
Miss BERTHE Ceilings returned from
Douglas Wednesday. Her friends
Miss Kate Riggin. accompanied her
home and spent the weekend here
returning to her home in Douglas
Sunday.
J. w. Maus motored to Douglas
"Wednesday afternoon TO bring his
son, Clifford, back to enjoy Thanks
giving ~ Pearce.
The following is the report for this
Pearce Grammar school for the month
Of November:
Mrs M j. Hurley, teacher.
Beginners-Perfect attendance: Irene
Ce1estino, Reyes Guerara, Jesus Mar.
tinez, Henry Sequieroz, Jose Lopez
Harriette Smith. Honor roll: Jesus
Martinez, Harriette Smith, Pasuai
Duran.
First Grade--Perfect attendance: An
adale Bryant, Arthur Martinez, Hughes
Mckinney, Josephine Palma, Antonia
Seguieroz, Eliza Torrez. Mario Torrez.
Honor roll: Arthur Martinez, Anna
Gale Bryant, Eliza Torrez.
Second Gradc-Ferfect attendance;
Robert Burnett, James Burnett, Cuc6
Carrillo, CARA Lopez, Lenore Lopez
Honor roll Robert Burnett Isador
Duran.
Third Grade2Perfect attendance:
Gladys Comalli Frank Ellsworth.
Rasalie Phillips, severe Torrez. Honor
roll: Gladys Comalli,t Rosale Phil,
lips, Lozaro Martinez
Miss Lydia Young, teacher.
Fourth Grade-Perfect attendance:
Gle Hudson, Jack Phillips. Honor
lcll: Jack Phillips.
Fifth Grade-Perfect attendance:
I1usta Torrez Honor roll: Lilo Gut
ierrez. Athalle Williams.
sixth Grade--Perfect attendance: Mar
jorie Mckinney Constance Duran.
Honor roll: Janet Bryant. Marjorie
Tito Gutierrez, Isabel Ets.
pino.
Seventh Grade-Perfect attendance:
Carroll Phillips, Lora Smith. Honor
Toll Herbert Duarte, Carroll Phil
lips, Lora Smith, Ivan Mckinney
Eighth Grade--Perfect attendance:
Bennie Hudson. Leo Duran, Charles
Phillips. Honor roii Bennie Hudson,
Charles Phillips.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY ASSESSED FOR THE
OTHER IMPROVING LOWER sc"
CITY OF DOUGLAS BETWEEN THE CENTER LINE OF EIGHTH
You hereby notified that the first day of January 1927
and on in the o
Of
Hall Building said
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01
ST. DAVID

( |
Miss Agnes Smith, VINO is attending
| the University of Arizona. is visitini
her brother, J. +. Smith of St David
/ Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Matteson ant
son, Junior and Mrs. Sarah Curtis lef
/ Sunday for Thatcher because Of the Sc
| rious illness of George Hoops, son
in-law of Mrs Curtis,
----- RI Af~.
Mrs. Ruth Tlton made a business
trip to Tombstone Saturday.
Miss Mildred Post spent Thanksgiv.
ing day with her sister, Mrs. Alvir
Price, in Tucson. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barrows of Flor
ence. who have been in St David aor
business for several days, have re-
turned to their home.
The temporary bridge across the
San Pedro at st. David is expected to
be completed by December Is, accord
ing to announcement of the bridge
crew.
l.. Fisher of Salt Lake City has ac-
ceptedA n position with the, Apache
Powder company and will move, to ST.
David with his wife. They havo rent
merly lived in st. David.
Alfonso Peterson, who is employed
on the Charleston dam survey. has
just purchased n new roadster. d
Z. II. Tilton and Harry Rishworth
made q business trip to Bisbee Friday.
Mrs. Myrtle Reed and children, John
and Izora, OF Pima were visitors at
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. Curtis Reed
at Elbertn last week
The Primary association arranged Il
Thanksgiving remembrance party at
their last regular meeting, having the
young people visit various homes of
aged people with good things to eat.
Alex Womath has returned from
California after an absence of nearly
two years.
Miss Dora Tilton, who is teaching
at Webb, returned home for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Judd and Mrs.
Judd's mother, Mrs. Boyce, took their
son, Ben Ira, to the institute at Bis
bee last week, then motored to Doug
las.
The junior class of the ST. David
high school gave very amusing pro-
gram last Friday, in which they i'm
personated the senior class and fac
ulty for the years 1910 and 1850
Miss Bertha Miller, who is attend
ing the teachers college at Tempe, ac-
companied by George White of Bisbee,
came to st. David to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Miller, last week
The Rock school house, which was
built soon after the settlement of the
Sulphur Springs valley, was burned
last Wednesday night. 1t is believed
that two tramps who were seen near
the building were responsible for the
fire. The property was owned by the
Marcus consolidated district schools,
The senior class of the high school
gave a dance Thanksgiving night at
St David Music, was furnished by
the Fort Huachuca orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Morris and
children returned from Phoenix Sat
uday night.
Miss Charlotte Warner, Miss Wilma
Busby and Miss Fern Young, who at
tended the teachers institute in Phoe-
nix, returned Thursday evening. Miss
Bertha Wright, who accompanied Miss
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Webb and Whitewater attended the
dance at Frontier Saturday night.
NJ. j. sullivan, of courtland, motored
out through the valley Sunday.
/ Mrs. Francis Harris and Miss Nor
me Nelson motored. to Douglas en-
business Thursday,
Miss Prudence Andrews motored to
Bisbee sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Thurman and Mss Olga
Holm attended the teachers institute
at Btsbec last week.
All the teachers from Webb attended
the teachers institutes at Phoenix
and Bisbee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. $. II. Noble and son,
Ralph, Of Lowell,s motored out to
Webb Saturday night to srend Sunday
with Mrs. F. F, Harris,
Mr. and Mrs WiHiamssehneid of
the colfo~d Copper company in the
Douglas and EErida Monday.
-~
Mrs. Florence Jewen left Webb last
week for Los Angeles and other points
in California, where. she Will visit
her sons and daughter.
The dance at the church hoIse of
L. d. s. last Friday night was vel.
attended The music was good ana
the danca conducted in an orderly
manner
MSS Ida Thompson has returned
to her mothers home at Whitewater
where She will remain for the pres
ent.
Leon Jewell, vino has been visiting;
relatives here for the past two
months, left for Globe Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. roy Brown and Mrs.
George Spooner nlotored out from,
Douglas Sunday to visit Mrs. Fox.
mother of Judge r. d, Harris, who
is seriously III.
Salvador Ramirez age -, was ta-en
to Douglas for medical treatment LAST
week as the result of being kicked
by burro with which he was play
ing. fs.
Theodore English, of Elfrida, left
for Dos Cabczas on business Wednes-
day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mrs Francis Harris and Miss Nor
INC Nelson motored. To Douglas en-
business Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01
WEBB

w. E. West and son MADE business
trip to Phoenix last week, returning
home Friday TO make preparation ro.
moving to Phoenix. His mother vii,
join him there later.
c. H. Kelly motored to Phoenix on
business last week.
Smith Nelson and nephew, Jay Ne,-
son, returned to Webb last week after
several weeks spent with their par
cnts and grandparents at st. george
Utah
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Randell mo
tored 20 Nogales on business last
week
Saturday visitors to Douglas were
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mortenson, Mr..
and Mrs. M. 3. Williams and family,
Mrs. D. A. Taylor and family, Mr.
and Mrs. p. A.. DiIliman and son, MIR.
g. n. Kelly and family. Mrs T. p.
Harris, Mrs. Price Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Scheerer and Mrs Minnie
Wells.
+ Miss Carolina Valenzuela, Shepard
IL. Nurse and Mrs. Phclau moiored ou,
from Tombstone to Webb Thursday
to examine some very interesting
cases among the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Harris spen'.
Sunday in Bisbee, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, of War .
rem, were picnicing at Webb Sunday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

NJ j. sullivan, of Courtland, motored
out through the valley Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Miss Prudence Andrews motored to
Bisbee sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mrs. Lucy Thurman and Mss Olga
Holm attended the teachers institute
at Eisbec last week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

further notified that said installens
paid said first January,
delinquent thereupon penalty of five (5
of will be added thereto.
Dated Douglas, Arizona this first day of December 1926
j. p. SEXTON, Superintendent
G. PRATT,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. James Norris, of War
rem, We're picnicing at Webb Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

All the teachers from Webb attended
the teachers institutes at Phoenix
and Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

NOTICE PROPERTY ASSESSED PAVING
AND IMPROVING STREET DOUGLAS,
BETWEEN
i
CENTER OF
You notified the first day 1927
and other improving Eighth Street the City Douglas between
and F Avenue said City from the center line Eighth Street
Ninth will be office
the Superintendent Streets City Hall Building said City
County Arizona, and the follows owit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

passed through Pearce Tuesday on his
way to Bisbee with a, load Of chickens
and eggs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Webb and Whitewater attended the
dance at Frontier Saturday night.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Noble and son,
Ralph, Of LowelI,s motored out tc
Webb Saturday night to spend Sunday
with Mrs. f. F, Harris,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

said OF
and interest not paid before
will become delinquent thereupon penalty
of the be thereto
Dated at Douglas Arizona, this
j. F. SEXTON Superintendent
G. w. PRATT,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

S. H. Spain, of Light, vas IN Pearce
Tuesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

A number of young people from
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Bob Msers, of the Stronghold was
shopping In Pearce Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Harris spen,
Sunday in Bisbee, visiting relatives.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Quite number of Pearce residents
attended the dance at Wilcox Wednes-
day evening.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Miss BERTHE Ceilings returned from
Douglas Wednesday. Her friends
Miss Kate Riggin, accompanied her
home and spent the Weekend here,
returning to her home in Douglas
Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Joe Hart, Duncan Smyth. Aldor
Smith and Miss Ella Hill of BisbeC
were st. David visitors Sunday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

The Relief society win give a play
hero December ,, entitled the "Old New
Hampshire Home"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. William schneider Of
the cofo~d Copper company in the
Swisshelms. were business visitors tc
Douglas and EHrida Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Governor W. w. Brandon Of Ala
bama (abOve) and eight of his guests
were arrested on liquor possession
charges when a sherifss posse raided
a fishing camp where the executive
was entertaining. All denied guilt.
mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

James Van Ort was in from his
nch Tuesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

j. w. Maus motored to Douglas
"Wednesday afternoon TO bring his
son, Clifford, back to enjoy Thanks
giving ~ Pearce.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-01

Or. William Wood returned Tuesday
from Bisbee, where he spent several
days.