Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-27
PEARCE

George Christian of BiSbee was a
business visitor in Pearce Monday.
Geo. F. Wilson of Tucson spena sew
eral days in Pearce and vicinity tEe |
past week organizing Sunday schools
George Henshaw, county assessor,
stopped in Pearce for a short time
Tuesday ON his way to Wilcox.
Mrs j. A. Metler, Mrs. j. A. Eocke
fellow and daughter, Mrs. Waite, of
the Stronghold, were shopping inl
Pearco Tuesday.
| John Gleeson of Gleeson was calling
on old friends in Pearce Tuesday.
! MI and Mrs. John EsSenhart and
daughter of Ash Creek district and
Mrs. George Eisenhart and grandson
! of Mascot were in Pearce Tuesday.
MI and Mrs j. Roy King and Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Bryant spent Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. McKenney, who live on a ranch
near Courtland.
r. M Giidea of Deming arrived in
! Pearcs Wednesday and will make an
! extended visit with his brother, A. NJ
Gildea, who has charge of the Middle
! march mine in the Dragons.
Jesse Snyder, manager of the Coro-
NADIA Cattle company, with headquart-
ers at the Noonan ranch, was in Pearce
Wednesday.
ChaG. McKenney of Courtland was a
visitor in Pearce Wednesday.
VIM Mers, who has charge of the
/, Taylor Wilson store, spent Wednes-
day with his family in Naco.
Miss Geneve Mulkey and sister, An
nie Laura, who live on ranch near
MidGIemarch, were shopping in Pearce
Wednesday,
William Holmes of Courtland was
visitor in Pearce the past week.
I H. J. Bishop ore buyer for the Cop
per Queen sdnelter at Douglas, was
business visitor in Pearce Thursday.
Miss Hoover and Hulon Rhodes
stopped in Pearce Thursday evening on
their way from Wilcox to their home
in Bisbee.
T. j. Sparks was Tombstone and
Bisbee visitor Thursday.
Miss Janet Louise Bryant, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bryant, re-
| turned home Friday, after spending
four days att the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. McKenney.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Haven and fam
ily, who formerly resided in Bisbee
stopped in Pearce for a short time.
They are moving back to their ranch
near the Stronghold.
; Mrs Robert Meers who lives in the
Stronghold district, was in Pearce
Friday delivering some very fine
Rhode Island red friers.
i Adam Dodd Of Black Diamond spent
several days in Pearce the past week
Wm Stocks of Douglas was LII
Pearce Friday.
: Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Barlow, Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Murphy Virginia Trautman
and George Cunningham ATTENDED the
play given by the high school at Will
cox Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle of Phoenix spent
Friday and Saturday in Pearce.
Ray Krebs of Tombstone and T. j.
Sparks Of Pearce spent Saturday iii
San Simon.
Mrs. Tom Smith, who lives on a
ranch west of Pearce, was mere Satur-
day calling ON friends and doing some
shopping.
i Sam Heron spent saturday in Court
land.
Miss Eleanor Clay, who graduated
from the B:sbee high school Friday,
returned to her home in Pearce Sat.
urday,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gamble o.
ECourtland were Pearce visitors Sat
urGay.
! Mrs. Sam Heron and three daugh
ters and Miss Milly Heron spent Sat-
urday in Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Furry anG
daughter, Evelyn, and son, Meryl of
McNeal stopped in Pearce Sunday on
their way to the Stronghold.
~. A. Rockefellow of Stronghold was
lin Pearce Saturday morning.
MI. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant and two
daughters motored to Douglas and
Espenl4 the day Saturday.
William Stevens, engineer for the
new north and south highway, was in
Pearce Saturday calling on old friends.
Ray Krebs and daughter of Tomb
stone were in Pearce Sunday.
Reyes Guevara has bought new
Chevrolet coach.
The following Pearcites enjoyed pic
nicing Sunday in Pinery and Bonita
canyons: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy King and Virginia Trautman.
George Wilson of Gleesop was i'll
( Pearce Sundaye
Herman Williams and sister OF
/ Courtland stopped in Pearce short
time Sunday on their way to Central
camp
{ Francis Gallagher of Bisbee spent
! the weekend With his parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Gallagher.