Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-09
WEBB
WHITEWATER

brother, c. Lewis, in Oklahoma. She
will go on to Kansas to visit relatives
before returning to her home in
Webb
Ralph Schupbach returned from
Patagonia Sunday, having taken
Charles Comolli back to his work
after spending few days in this
district on business.
Contonia Encenas, section worker
at Kelton, was injured Tuesday when
he dropped a railroad tie on his foot.
He was taken to Douglas for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Scott of KEEL
ton, were visitors at the justice office
at Webb Tuesday.
Hollis, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Harris, Jr., had an opera
ton for tonsils and adenoids Wed
nesday at Bisbee. M IS
Clifford Crawford has recovered
from his recent illness and was in
Webb Monday visiting his nephews
Stephen E. Jewell and son and
nephew left last week for the cotton
fields near Stafford.
Mrs. Marchal Jewell spent Wcdnes-
day with her mother, Mrs. G. F..
Harris, in Douglas, Her brother re-
turned with her to Webb Thursday.
Mrs. Millsap and son of Bisbee,
visited with Mrs. T. B.. Patterson at
Elfrida last week.
i Price Nelson, who is home for a
months vacation, spent few days
hunting in the rlountainS the past
week. He was accompanied by his
son, Morris, and 3 Mr.. Johnson OF
Lowell ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer H. Noble and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and son
of Lowell, spent Sunday hunting in
the mountains
Mrs. A. S. Porter, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Corbine, in Ell Paso, has returned
home entirely recovered from the
poisoning she suffered from eating
tomatoes.
Ralph Schupbach was a business
visitor in Tombstone Saturday
William Holmes, M. j. Sullivan and
Ramon Guerrero of CORTLAND, were
business visitors in Webb Saturday.
Francis Morris and son, w. Jones,
Rich Porter and Earl Wells were
hunting two days in the mountains,
only one of them getting a deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Harris OF
Lowell, spent the weekend at the
home of their mother, Mrs. E. d.
Harris, at webb.
Miss Margaret Hughes, teacher az
Whitewater, spent the weekend III
Douglas.
Lorin Guthrie is at home with his
family at Whitewater for a shorC
time.
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Davis and Charles Davis, brothers OF
Mrs. Marian F. King, arrived from
| Long Beach to spend the week WITH
MI. and Mrs. King.
MIR. and Mrs. William Tate drove
through to Los Angeles, where MI
Tate is employed in the iron works
Mrs. E. D. Harris was a business
visitor at Ash creek school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Nelson and
daughter motored to BiSbee WedneS-
day to visit their son.
R. r. Giles has fully recovered from
his attack of quincy while taking part
4 in the sports at the county falr III
Douglas. He will be able to resume
his work as deputy sheriff in day
! OR two.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Jean, who are
now in Douglas, announce the birth
of a daughter Saturday, October l.
! This is the 18th child in the Jean
family. 1t will be remembered that
| Webb was named for Mrs Jeans
| father Mrs Jean and Mrs. r. N
Tyler are sisters, and when Mrs
Tyler left Webb for Chandler she
also had IS children, all living put
one who died in the World war.
The Webb and whitewater farmers
and housewives worked hard to make
! a good showing at the county falr
this year and they were amply re-
| warded, Whitewater coming in tlrst
! with number of ribbons and Webb
! third. Whitewater district got flrs'
on neatness and arrangement OF the
exhibit and Webb third. Henry Grlz-
zle of Webb, took "a first prizes, be-
1+Looc dc Mr. a1H Mrs