Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-28
WEBB
WHITEWATER

! Mrs. Roscoe Burnette is reported as
progressing nicely at the Calumet and
Arizona hospital in Douglas, where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis last Wednesday.
Leo, the 12-year- -old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Price Wilson, had his. tonsils
removed Thursday by DR.. A. E. Cruth-
| irds in Bisbee. He returned with his
mother to his home in Webb Sunday.
| Mr.. Wilson came over from Fairbanks
/ to pass the weekend at home with
the family Leo is improving rapidly.
| Joseph Kirby is in Tombstone
where he was summoned to serve jury
duty. Mrs. Kerby and family left last
Saturday for visit with her sister
and other relatives near Los Angeles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Schupbach, AL
bert Schupbach and Miss Girite
Wright of Douglas, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Schupbach at
Webb Sunday.
Sunday, little Jimmie Rae Schup-
bach had a fall, he became quite i'll
by night and grew steadily worse until
he was taken to Douglas to doctor
| Tuesday. So
Elmer Kerby and Miss Florence
Britain of Douglas, were quietly mar
ried Wednesday last to surprise their
many friends in the valley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerby motored out in the valley
where they have country home at
! Webb to visit the many relatives OF
Mr.. Kerby.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Harris spent
the weekend at the Harris ranch at
Webb. Mrs. Harris is improving rap
idly.
| Mrs. Athena Lofgreen motored down
to Webb from the Faraway ranch to
spend Monday night with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, and her little
daughters.
Miss Fanny Geers was the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. Lindsey at Kelton We'd
nesday, while Mr.. and Mrs. Geers,
accompanied by Mrs. Maggie Parrish
and Mrs. Proir, motored down to
Webb to attend the Mothers club.
Mrs Bertha MCGEE, who is at pres
ent stopping in Douglas, spent a few
days this week at her Webb home
with her family.
A. E. Peikert returned to Elfrida
Tuesday after an absence of a few
months to take up the blacksmith
work at the Elfrida shop.
The Webb Mothers club had its
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. R. R. Giles, it
being also the occasion of Mr.. Giles
birthday The club has a small penny
box in which Mr., Giles placed one
penny for each year in his life.
There was a good attendance, there
being about 80 members and visitors
present. After the usual dinner, a
short business session was followed by
program and the usual social hour.
There was some business discussed in
reference to the rodeo to be held at
Webb September 5 for which the
ladies will prepare the dinner to be
served on that day. 1t was decided
that on account of the county fair
days to have the literary meeting at
Webb the last Friday in October.
Readings were: "a Little Boys Con-
clusion," Mrs. Bouldin; "The Looking
Glass" Mrs. Sheerer. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Sheerer,
Mr. and Mrs. M. F.. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Merchant, Mr.. and Mrs
Geers of GleeSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bla1ack, Mrs. Minnie Wells and son,
Henry Carrier, Mrs. E. D. Harris, Mrs.
Price Nelson, Miss P. Andrews, Mrs.
FawkS of Globe, Mrs. A. w. Bouldin
of Whitewater, Mrs Frank Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Rice of Light, Mrs.
Prior of Douglas, Mrs. Maggie Par
rish of Gleeson, E. Micols, j. M.
Abbott and Miss Pearl Sheerer. The
next meeting will be at the home OF