Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-12
PEARCE

granddaughters, Bonnie and Tthela
Matney spent day at Mascot and
Dos Cabezas the first of the week.
Gov. Geo. w. p. Hunt was in Pearce
the first of the week, coming from
Douglas over the new north and south
highway. While here he visited with
Judge w. d. Monmonier and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brewster Of
Tucson, who spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, left for
their home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bouck, of Co
chise, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant Monday evening.
Jim Fogerty, who lives north of
Pearce, was here Tuesday.
William Holmes. of Courtland, and
Judge w. d. Monmonier, of Pearce,
left Tuesday for Phoenix to remain
for several days.
T. j. Suarks and Mrs. T. B. Ewing
were Douglas visitors Tuesday.
Robt. Meers, of the Stronghold dis
trict, was in Pearce Tuesday
Frank E. Pendle, of Douglas, was
a business visitor in Pearce Wednes-
day
Albert K Rothe left Wednesday
for FL Paso, where he will attend
the wedding of his niece. He will
be gone about week.
Joe Rono, of Courtland, was In
Pearce Wednesday,
Miss Goldie Kegan and Miss Pauline
Pennick, of the Stronghold, were
calling on friends in Pearce We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Fleetham and son,
Fred, spent Wednesday in Douglas.
Noah Whitmre, who is working on
some mining claims near Stems Pass,
spent few days in Pearce the past
week
w. M. Harrison and Fl. G. Gosman,
representatives of the Automobile
Club of Arizona with headquarters
at Phoenix were in Pearce Thursday
in the interest of the club. They
came up from Douglas over the new
highway which they are charting
preparatory to putting up signs
Mrs. Meers and son and daughter,
of Naco, spent Thursday in Pearce
with Mr.. Mers who is in charge of
the Taylor & Wilson store. 1Irs.
Mers/ returneN Nome Friday. out the
children spent several days with
their father.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese, of Bisbee, wera
business visitors in Pearce Thu.sGay.
Mr.. Hickman, of the Chiricahua Cat
tie Co., met with a painful accident
on Monday while working on a wind
mill. bar of iron fell striking him
on the arm. Mr.. Munger took him
to Douglas to have an x-ray made
to determine whether any bones were
broken.
Lewis Smith, who has been home
about a week from the University
of Arizona, left Friday to join Il
party from the university headed by
Prof Ayres on a geological trip to
a district near Rice, Ariz. They ex-
pect to be out about two weeks.
T. j. Sparks was a Kelton visitor
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. Roy King and Miss Frances
Cunningham attended the picture
show at Wilcox Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Preston, of Gleeson,
spent Thursday and Friday with Miss
Milly Heron.
James Carr of Pittsburgh, Pa,
spent Thursday with his brotherrin-
law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs c. M.
Renaud. Mr.. Carr was in Los An
geles and San Diego on a business
trip and stopped in Pearce en- route
to his home.
Mrs. Howard Boulter left Friady
accompanied by her doughter Ro-
saie, for Tucson to spend several
days. From there they will go to
Tempe to attend the graduating OK
ereises of the Tempe State Teachers
collegeon June 8. Her sister, Miss
Ruth Huddy, is one of the graduates
this year.
George Gibson, of Gleeson, was in
Pearce Friday.
w. r. Burns, of Douglas, was
Pearce visitor Friday.
Miss Milly Heron spent Friday in
Gleeson.
William Sanders, of Light, was a
business visitor Friday.
Miss Genevieve Mulkey, of the Mid.
dlemarch, was in Pearce Friday.
Richard OLara, of El Paso, was
shaking hands with old friends in
Pearce Friday.
Walter, Ruth and Marjorie McKin
ney' who live near Courtland, were
in Pearce Friday.
Adam Dodd, of Black Diamond.
spent few days in Pearce the past
week and spent Friday and Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
smith, who live on a ranch about
III miles west of Pearce.
Mrs e. j. Kelly, of Middlemarch.
was shopping in Pearce Saturday.
Himothy Lopez, who has been en-
pIoyed at the Commonwealth Mining
q Milling Co. for number of
years and an old resident of Pearce.
left the past week to accept a posi-
tlon as blacksmith too sharpener
with a mining company near Dos
Cabezas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Ort. who
llVe Oh ranch east of Pearce, were
mere Saturday. Mrs. Van Ort left
sunday for New York City where