Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-18
PEARCE

Frank L. Bryant and daughter wer,
Tombstone visitors Monday.
Dave Engle, who lives on a rancl
about ten miles west of Pearce, re.
ceived 500 baby chicks Monday.
G. M. Renaud and Jess Snyder, oi
the Coronado Cattle company, were
in Wilcox on business Tuesday
Jim Bentley, who formerly lived
here, stopped in Pearce Tuesday for
some time shaking hands with old
acquaintances, coming here from
Globe.
Mrs. II. A. Nichols returned to
Pearce Tuesday after spending sew
eral weeks with friends in Douglas
The bi-monthly card party was
held at the Town and Country club
Wednesday evening, Mrs. j. Roy King
and Ray Nuttall winning the prizes.
Miss Sue Montgomery was the host
ess. St Patrick's colors and ideas
were carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Barlow were
Bisbee visitors Thursday.
c. Witee of Douglas was in Pearce
Thursday.
e. ]. Kelly who has charge of
maintenance of the north and south
highway returned from Tucson
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mrs.
William Hawke and Mrs. Doug Lemon
attended the picture show at Wilcox
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cal Glenn and daughter of
Wilcox, stopped in Pearce a short
time Friday on their way to Tomb
stone.
Miss Annadale Bryant was cons
fined to her bed several days the
past week with the flu.
Mrs. George Furry, who has been
spending the past week with her son
and daughter, returned to her home
near McNeal Friday, her daughter
accompanying her home for the
Weekend.
Mrs. Ike Dedman and daughter
were in Pearce Friday. Miss Jennie
Colbert returned to Bisbee with them
for a short visit.
Services were held in the Catholic
church the past week by Rev. A
Castellano of Tombstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grantham OF
Douglas, who are spending the week
with Mr.. Grantham's parents al
Light, were in Pearce Saturday
Robert Parker and son, who live OF
ranch near the Sulphur Springs
were in Pearce Saturday.
Jim Heron of Courtland, visited
his son and family Thursday.
The Misses Mary Otie and Anna
belle Wilson celebrated their fourth
and sixth birthdays Friday by enter.
tanning a few of their little friends
Games were playersand fish pont
caused a great deal. of amusement
Delicious refreshments were served
and the color scheme of pink ant
whit e. swas used. those who enjoyed
| the Misses Willsonts, hospitality were
Lille Mae and Leo1a Lehman, Nina
and Betty Clay, Janet Louise Bryant
and Gladys Comolli.
| Ed Hughes, Frank Luke and Chas
Howe, three members of the state
ttaxe commission, were in Pearce fol-
short time Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heron and
children spent Saturday in 'Courtland
with relatives. ptt1j
George Henshaw, county assessor
was in Pearce Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Bignon returned Friday
from Douglas, where she spent sew
eral days.
Charels Sheldon Of Middlemarch,
was shopping in Pearce Saturday.
DR.. Swigert, the optician of Swig-
ert Bros, Denver, who makes regu-
lar trips to Pearce twice a year, was
here Tuesday.
Howard Boulter has been appoint
ed trustee for Pearce school district
to fill the place made vacant by the
resignation of P. w. Wilson, who is
now residing in Naco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barlow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy attended
the dance at Tombstone Saturday
evening.
The Boy Scouts of Pearce with
their scout leader, E. o. Clay, spent
Saturday in the stronghold on a long
hike.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Bryant and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Car
rothers and daughter, Miss Sue Mont
gomery Meryl Furry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Hurley picniced at the
Sulphur Springs hill Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Huddy and Harry Woot-
ton and family of Bisbee, spent
Sunday in Pearce visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Boulter and family.
The following Pearceites spent
Sunday at Mascot: Mr.. and Mrs. will.
liam Hawke and two sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mrs. Doug Lemon,
George Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Barlow, Mrs. c. M. Renaud
and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing.
DR.. w Webb and Rev. Wilson, dis
trct Sunday school organizer, were
in Pearce Sunday and Monday, going
from here to Whitewater district
Monday. DR.. Webb preached a very
interesting sermon at the Pearce
churcll Sunday evening.
r. A. Taylor of the firm of Taylor
and Wilson, who operate stores in
Pearce, Naco and Gleeson and who
has been in California for several
years, spent the weekend in Pearce
as the e1IeSt of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy