Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-26
WEBB
WHITEWATER


party was given the Rube Wells fam
lily, the ladies bringing the refresh
ments. It was in the nature of
farewell party, as Mrs. Wells moved
Saturday to Tombstone, where Mr..
Brown is employed as deputy sheriff.
After the refreshments were served
the young people went to the L. D. S.
church house and danced until mid
night. Those present with their fam
lilies were Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley
Scale. Mr.. and Mrs. Benton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Bouldin, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Kerby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Schupbach, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Mortenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Naegle Mr. and Mrs M. B. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Downs, M. j. Sui
Ivan, Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Mrs.
Athena Lofgreen, Misses Minnie Sea-
yer. Mildred Stewart, Jewell Norris,
Irene Knott, Flreda Rundell, Lena
Incl. Ermine Rundell, Daphne and
Clarice Thurman, MeSsrs. Ralph Dill
man. A. C. Stewart, Rich Porter,
Wilbur Thompson, Jack Thurman,
Bill and Noel Glendennlng. MIS-.
wells and family left Sunday, and
Tl1esday her house was occupied by
Mrs. g. M. Kelly.
Misses Ira Anderson and Marina
Adams, formerly of Webb and now
OF Douglas, visited old schoolmateS
at Webb.
Loren Guthrie and family drove IN
from Tucson Tuesday, being accompa-
MED by Rose Mary Dillman, who Will
remain with her grandparents Tor a
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Went 10
New Mexico Thursday.
Marchal Jewell and sister, Beth.
arrived in Webb Friday from the
Palms to visit the family and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peevey, who are
on the Norris place at whitewater,
received friends all last week. The
vo,1ng people of the Baptist church
in Douglas came out and gave them
q pleasant surprise party Tuesday,
and Friday party of Whitewater
folks gave them party and dance.
Jewell Norris and Buster Jarrett
were visitors in Whitewater Friday
M. H. Terrell of Douglas has been
a daily visitor in the valley the past
week.
Irene Knott spent Saturday with
Mrs. M. o. Rundell at Elfrida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blalack have
moved to the j. Harvey place.
At a school meeting held at Webb
Saturday night, p. Holgate put IN
bid to transport the Kelton scholars.
There was a poultry demonstration
at Rundell's Thursday, when Mr.
Armstrong and others were present.
N. C. Coy, formerly of Webb, now
vI hankershin, Calf, was in Webb
last week looking over his interests
here. He was the guest of M. F.
King.
Lee Cade and Joe Kerby, who are
working on the Pinery road, were
home to spend Sunday.
John Kelly and family were guests
Of G. H. Kelly Sunday Hud Kelly
was also home for the weekend.
John Hughes was in Elfrida from
the Colford mine Saturday.
David w. Cluff and family spent
Sunday at A. S. Porter's at Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Haner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton of Tombstone
were visitors at the Davis home Sun
day.
Price Nelson spent the weekend
with his family at Webb. Morris
Nelson and family also spent Sunday
at the Nelson place.
E. G. McGinnis, brother of T. P.
McGinnis, arrived Friday to visit the
McGinnis family at Kelton. On Mon
day night the McGinnis store was
burned to the ground. The loss will
be great, as the insurance was a
small one. A 55-gallon tank was
blown high in the air when it ex-
ploded.
Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs. Henry
McLendon were visitors in Kelton
Wednesday.
The Mothers club of Webb held
their regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Lee Cade.
Eight members answered to roll call,
the visitors being Mrs. W.. Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs. E. D..
Harris, Jr. Letters were read from
r. c. Mcbride and Mrs. j. Harvey
Harris in answer to condolences Of
1GTCQ Dy U1l6 C1uU 'IlC1IlUEIS. A4A. WIZ
Bride has recently lost his son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Nc
Bride, and Mrs. Harris has recently
lost her husband. After a delightful
dinner a short program was rendered
and a social hour enjoyed. The pro-
gram included Friendship" Mrs.
Scheerer; Rain" Mrs. ellison; "Trib-
ute to Mother Mrs. Blalack; "Ain't
It Fine Today" Mrs. Davis; Where
the West Begins" Mrs. Grizzle and
Mrs. .Blalack Present at the meeting
we're Mr. and Mrs G.. w. Scheerer,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ F.. King, Mr. and
Mrs Ellsworth, Mrs. Frank Davis,
Mrs Elmer D. Harris, Mrs. E. D.
Harris, Jr., Mrs. Henry Grizzle, Mrs.
Joe Blalack Mrs. Helen Olson, Mrs
William Schneider The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Frank
Davis.
GLEESON