Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-11

|. Roy McNeir, son OF DR.. c. A. Nc
Neir, who has been spending sew
eral weeks with his father, return
ed to his home in Los angeles Sun
day.
Tom Sparks motored to ST. David
ESunday.
A. MCGEE and family have moved
to their ranch near Webb. Mr. Nc
Gee has been working on the north
and south highway from Cochise
to Pearce, but has been transferred
to the upkeep of the southern part
iof the road.
DR.. c. A. McNeir made profession
| al calls in Douglas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barrow motor
ed to the Smelter city Monday evez
ming to attend the vaudeville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Bryant and
Mrs. T. B. Ewing motored to Doug
las on Wednesday and attended the
funeral of Ada Helen Randall.
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. T. B. Ewing the League of
Women Voters met and the legisla-
/ tive department of the United States
was discussed and talks were given
on the following subjects: History
of the Constitution, Mrs. James;
Amendments, Kathryn Delacourt;
Ways of Amending the Constitution,
Mrs. A. Y. Smith; Senators-Mr.
Asnurst, Miss Anne Marie Stevens;
ICarl Hayden, Mrs. VIM Bouck;
House of Representatives, Mrs. F..
L. Bryant; Taxation-Direct and In
direct, Mrs. Hurley. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. A. Y. Smith March 20, when
the judiciary system will be dis
lcussed.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Heron are in
Douglas with their little daughter,
Ewho is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
/ Miss Bessie Mulkey accompanied
them and has charge of the case un-
der DR.. Collins.
Business visitors in Pearce dur
l ing the week included VIM. Adams;
Mrs Saunders, West Wells; Ruby
and John McPeters, Sam Create,
Mr. Murdoch, Aravapai; Miss John
son, Mrs. j.. R. King, Bowie; Frank
King and mother, North Dakota;
Mr.. Keller, Phoenix; Mr., Ireland,
Thatcher; Dr. and Mrs. Wood, Glee-
son; Dr. Swig.ert, Denver; George
Anderson Wilcox; j. V. Pressey,
Light; Adam Dodd, Black Diamond;
IMr. Muller, Douglas; Jack Busen-
back, Middlemarch; Miss Graves,
Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barlow of
the B S B chicken ranch, mOtored
! to Douglas Tuesday
William Pearce, of Tucson, is
here doing assessment work on his
r.ining claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Renaud, Mrs.
Dan Huddy and Mrs. w. Brown
fspent Wednesday, IN Douglas.
The many friends in Pearce of
DR. F. W. Randall will be grieved
ito hear of the death of his daugh-
tier, Helen, which occurred in Doug
las Monday She was buried in
Calvary cemetery Wednesday morn
ling.
| Louis Slonaker manager Of the
student body activities of the Uni
| yersity of Arizona, was in P'earce
Wednesday Mr. Slonaker is MAX
ing trip through the state to raise
funds for the erection of stadium
at the university and was confer
ring with alumni students here.
High School Notes.
The chemistry class spent two
hours in the Commonwealth assay
ioffice Thursday morning. The
steps necessary in assaying was ex-
planned by A. Y. Smith, who dem
lonstrated the whole process.
The psychology class performed
an experiment by collecting the
spelling papers after the regular
spelling lesson Tuesday after the
pupils saw which words they had
missed. The same words were
given Thursday without the pupils
knowing the words were to be
ciVen. The percent Tuesday was
74.70 ald the percent on Thursday
was 74.G7. The object of the ex-
pertinent was to find out what per-
cent Of The pupils studied their spell
lirg for Tuesday ouIy.
Miss Many Klcpfer went to Doug!