Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-05
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY NEWS

OOLPHOR SPKllNC
DIR. VIM. Wood spent Monday and
Tuesday in Bisbee and Nogales.
c. M Renaud and Miss BERTHE Col
lings were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. B. Ewing Monday evening.
Lo Wright and M. j. Roberts,
candidates for the election, were in
Pearce Monday.
Mr.. Manley, who has been visiting
]. w. Maus, left for his home in
Tucson Monday.
Mrs. Tom Smith was in from her
ranch Tuesday doing some shopping
and calling on friends.
Henry Boice was in Pearce Monday
from the home ranch of the Chiri-
cahua Cattle company at West Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth stopped in
pearce for a short time Tuesday en-
route to Cochise, where they left for
visited their son. Harold, who is
L. s.. Smith.
Henry Price, Of the chiricahuas,
was in Pearce Monday.
Henry Gibbons. cattleman living
north of Pearce, was here Wednes-
day.
A.. M. Gildea and Noah whitmire,
of the Middlelnarch mine, were In
Pearce Wednesday.
John Clucdt, of the Chiricahuas,
was shopping in Pearce Wednesday.
The first card party of the season
was held at the Town and Country
club wednesday evening. good
crowd was in attendance and 500 was
the diversoinn of the evening. The
prizes were won by Wr. Bouck, of
Cochise, and Mrs. F. L. Bryant, who
had the highest score of the evening.
Mrs. M. j. Hurley and Jack Murphy
were awarded the second prizes, hav-
ing the second highest score. Chicks
en- salad and coffee were served and
the following committee were IN
charge, Mrs. T. B. Ewing, Mrs. Jack
Murphy and C. NJ. Renau.i. The next
party will be held. Friday evening,
November IL, and every week there.
after.
George d. Nutty, of Bristoe. Va,
called on DR.. Win. d. Wood Thurs
day.
Doc Snyder, of Douglas, was a
pearce visitor Thursday.
Joe Fox, of Tucson, stopped in
Pearce for a short time Thursday.
Chauncy Clapp was in from his
ranch west Of Tearce Thursday.
Mrs. Mers. of Warren, spent Thurs
day with her husband who has charge
of the Taylor and Wilson store here
John Gleeson padded through Pearce
Thursday en- route to his home in
Gleeson after spending three weeks
in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Ike Dedman and son. Henry, Mrs
Mcbride and little daughter and Mrs
Rcllings, of Bisbee, spent Thursday
with Ike Dedman.
M. J. Hurley and Dan Williams
motored to Douglas Thursday after
noon.
Henry Grizz1e brought in load OF
apples from his ranch near Webb
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing spent
Thursday and Friday in Benson visit
ing Mrs. Ewing's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Sparks.
The following Pearcites attended
the picture show at Wilcox Thurs
day evening: G. NJ. Renaud, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Murphy. Miss Lydia Young
Miss BERTHE Collins, Miss Elizabeth
Squires, j. w. Maus and Mr.. an6
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and two daughters
d. A. Noosman, living near Wichita
Kas., spent Thursday and Friday ir
Pearce and went from here to Lo:
Angeles.
Miss Lydia Young spent the weel
end in Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack 1Sisenhart. OF
the Ash Creek district, were shopping
in Pearce Friday.
The following is the report of tht
Pearce grammar school for the month
of October.
Mrs. Pa1ine Hurley, teacher.
Peginners-Perfect attendance, Iren'
Calestino, Jesus Martinez and Har
riet Smith. Honor roll, Irene Gales
tino, Pasaul Duran, Harriet Smitl
Andror T,onoz