Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24
PEARCE HENS
Newsv Notes From That
 Fam Us Camp
BARGE. March i9. l9Jl.

. given ihsre last Saturday night. Tie Misses Marie and Ra'aels Du, r.zH, Ella Blackburn aud Air Cuas Blackburn srnved ye-terGay rom romhstone 'o attend the bal given here by the L. of F. Clun.
 The old building former.ly occu- pied by the Soto Eros ard Rrnaud's Store is being taken down in sections @nt 'noved:o Tr:qroi.e
 MT s P P.shody returned ye,,er- day from Tombsione where he went on ,heri business yi.it.
 P B Soto, sf the firm ni So,s Bro- sud Renaud, returned yesterday to hi. home in Wilcox after spending Q lev days iu Pearce looking after his interests.
 The Tombstone young people came over 10 attend the St Pstricks ball returned h. me today after having q very erj ysble time.
 JLe Bentley, Of ihe firm of Geutard sni Bentley. Blackrmi,hs st Cochise was in town l. day on bu-iue,s.
 The <: Pntricks ball given last eveu- ink by the L. of r. club was 8 bril .. liant success. Quite large siten- dsL ce of dancers and spectators were present. The hall was tsstefnlly de- cora;ed by sfusion oi flag, buut- ,ng, ever greens nnd chinese lanterns ] he motto oi h. club "Lovcrs Of Fun" Mas ccnspicunu-ly displayed on one eide of the hall stowIrS the artistic tact Of ihe young decorstors. At s 30 the grand n.srch was called and ,he for was filled with dancers. Qnadrillss and round dances followed in quick succession until I2 o'clors Rhen s short InteImission Was taken for upper. The sppler was pioyid, d by the New England ki,c h' T sad the young peol le did smpla iu.Ece to the rpresd Inst was tet before them. Alter suFper dancing w.s resumed and con- tinued until h. wee small hours vbeu verybody reluctantly bid each other goed bye snd pronounced ,he ball grand fuccsss. Good music was pro- ,ided b, Prof Hills string band, com posed oi violin and two guitaie.
 PEABcE, Mar IS.
 PHI Clark 0! the Copp-r Bullion Mining company in the South Psss returned today from business trii. 10 Los Augeler.
 Mir Ckas MeKssn and family left ye-terdsy for Wilcox to attend the grand St P-trick's ball to be given there ton ;ght in the new rebo ool house
 Rev Stamp srri, ed this evenir 2 on the stage and will hold regular hurch services here Sunday.
 A Mexican circus came in town yes. tsrday And played las; night to ther email c'o~d. They are Lillsd d Tor another peri. rmance.
 The l. Of F club are making great preparations for taeir St Pstricks ball Monday night. A good time is snti- cipsted and will undoubtedly be had
 The musical and literary entertain. ment advertised by the Fraternal Brotherhood came off las; eveling and was pronounced grand success A good audience was in attendance and we're delighted with the program rendered. The entertainment w.- 'pvned by . guitar end msndolin in- strumentsl duet by Mesers c H wil-s and Wm CraR ford, which was greatl spprt tciated after wbieh Deputy Sup premr Preside B F Bush mads a few remarks on Fraternslism. Mi.s lone GuitsId then favored the su- dispce with a well rendered recitation entitled "I hr Urs ani,t" rtcitstipu by Mics Albine Gui,srd was 70 greatly spplsuded that the young isdy wss obIig. q 10 r spond 10 the encore sud gave smother selection equally sp- precisted. Another in-trum-ut-l duet by Me-sfs wiIes and Cr.w' ord. wac well received after which Mr Wm Caheit favored the sndiencs with q .epg. The spplaure Was 70 prolonged tt at Er Corbe:t came iorssrd and sgsin cIedi.sbiy scqci;'d Linsel: vuh . catching sec<l s-iec'ion. Dr Touey smused the audience with . comic iecitsti. n that brought forth audible smiles. Mise Rachel Gibson followed with a resiing of Gsorg. I Wxsh.n.fnx. fh du1v sp,vaeta f-