Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-17
Valley Neus

Mr.. Choate of the Chiricahua noun
ftains was in from his ranch on Tues.
tday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Renaud of Cisco
Texas, who have been spending sew.
Ieral days in Phoenix and Tucson re.
turned to Pearce on Tuesday remain.
ling until Thursday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Chas. M. Renaud, after
which they returned to their home il
Texas.
William Boots who lives about IL
miles west of Pearce was here on
Wednesday.
| Mrs. r. |. Koch and son Bobby re
turned to Pearce on Wednesday after
spending several days in Douglas.
Mr.. Richardson, postmaster of Co
chise passed through Pearce on Fri
day being on his way to Bisbee.
nv. Cliff, -of Webb, stopped in
Pearce a short time on Friday with
load of sweet potatoes which he
purchased from the Fritz ranch near
Cochise.
Mrs. Sam Heron and children left
Friday for Superior, to be with her
mother, who had been quite i'll.
A. Y. Moore and Miss May Cline of
Phoenix were BUSINESS visitors in
Pearce on Friday.
Jess Snyder, manager of the Coro-
nado Cattle Co. with headquarters
at the Noonan ranch was in Pearce
this week
Mr.. Gilbert of the Kansas settle
ment was in Pearce on Friday en-
route to Bisbee.
Reyes Guevara and daughter Ell
pidia left the first of the week for
California. Guevara will return in
about 10 days but his daughter will
remain with her grandmother.
Alfred Barlow and Frank L. Bryant
were Tombstone and Bisbee visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Castle and Mrs. Groege
FIeetham and son Fred spent Satur-
day in Douglas.
Chas Lehman and family Of the
Stronghold stopped in Pearce on Sat
urday for a short time. They were
on their way to Tombstone.
j. Rockefellow and Mr.. Metler, for
est ranger of the Stronghold were
in Pearce on Saturday.
Adam Dodd of the Black Diamond
spent several days in Pearce the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hurley and Miss
Sue Montgomery spent Saturday in
Tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and
George Cunningham and Gordon OIL
son spent Saturday evening in Will
cox.
Rev. E. o. Clay spent the week enc
in Bisbee, preaching there Sunday
evening.
Lewis Smith who attends the Uni
versity of Arizona spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Y. Smith.
Ray Crebs of Tombstone was il
Pearce on Saturday.
George Ugarl1ovich spent Saturday
in Bisbee
Coach Mike Hurley of the Pcarct
Union high school umpired the bas-
ket ball game between Wilcox and
ming. Miss Sue Montgomery AMI Miss
Mary Carrothers also of Pearce at,
tended the game.
Percy Wilson who operates a store
| at Naco spent Sunday with his famil,
at .Pearce.
DR.. VIM woods of Pearce was call.
ed to Courtland on Saturday to at.
tend to the injuries of a Mexican
who was hurt in an automobile acci-
dent.
Ike Dedman who works on tht
Tombstone-Gleeson highway spen1
A Sunday in Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sheldon anf
son of Middlemarch were luncheon
guests of Judge and Mrs. Monmoniel
on Sunday.
Isadore Barlow of Mascot visited
his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Barlow of the B. S. B. Chick
en- ranch on Sunday.
4 Mrs E. D. Carrothers and daughte
Mary were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
b. J. Kelly of Middlemarch on Sunday
Tom Hood of Douglas passe'
| through Pearce on Sunday ON his wa,
home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant an;
daughters spent Sunday afternoon a
c, chise calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
tBouck.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wilson ant
three children spent Sunday with Mrs
wilson's brother and wife Mr.. sn'
Mrs. Watson at Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith and SCI
Lewis called on friends in Gleeson OF
Sunday.