Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-25

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on account of very severe cold
| Mrs. Joe Lange and daughter, Mar
| saret, were in Pearce Monday from
| their ranch, driving a new Ford car.
M. o. Rundall, living near Elfrida,
| stopped in Pearce for a short time
Tuesday en- route to Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E.senhart ana
daughter of the Ash creek district,
were in Pearce Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. connolly; or
Bisbee, were calling on friends in
Pearce Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Rockefellow was IN
Fearce Tuesday going from here to
lTombstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and family. CT
Kelton, were in Pearce Tuesday
r. Hickman, living at the West
Wells, was in Pearce Wednesday.
H. 7. Jones. of Tucson, was a
business visitor Wednesday.
| William Holmes, of Courtland, spent
part of "Wednesday in Pearce.
H. T. Cuthbert, of Phoenix, returned
to his home Wednesday after spending
a week at Pearce looking over the
books of the LeadvfIle Mining COM
ipany.
On Wednesday evening at the Town
and Country club the weekly card
party was held Five hundred was
played during the evening ana the
first prizes were won by Miss Eliza
beth Squires and T.B. Ewing, wniie
the second prizes were won by Mrs.
T. B. Ewing and A. Y. Smith. salad,
waters and coffee were served py
the following COMMITTEES: Mrs. F. L..
Bryant, T. B. Ewing and VIM. BoucK.
The next party will be held We'd
nesday evening, December 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pulliam ana
Mrs. Ella Pointer, of Bisbee, were
calling ON friends in Pearce Thurs
day.
4. d. Watkins, of Tucson, stopped
in Pearce for short time Thursday
A meeting of the farm bureau was
HELD in the Town and Country club
Thursday afternoon. Current bus1-
ness was transacted and large
number was in attendance, coming
from all the ranches surrounding
Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Heron and
daughter, OF Courtland, were shop
ping i'll Pearce Thursday.
L. H. Freeman, of El Paso, was d
business vcsitor in Pearce.
Howard Boult@r, former Southern
Pacific agent at Pearce and for the
past three months in Clifton, returned
to Pearce for several days visit
with his family before going to Bis
bee Junction where he will be located.
Mrs Cundfff, living nortn of Pearce,
was in Friday.
Mrs. Parker ara son were in Pearce
Friday with vegetables grown on their
ranch.
Miss Ruth Huddy, who teaches at
Mascot arrived in Pearce Friday to
visit her mother and left Saturday
for Bisbee to attend the institute.
Mrs T. b. Smith, living on a ranch
about 10 miles west of Pearce, spent
Saturday in Pearce with friends.
Miss Lydia Young left Friday eve
ming for Tucson and was accompanied
to Wilcox, where she took the train,
by ]. w. Maus and Miss Bertie Col
Flings.
Rollin Smith, of the Stronghold,
saturday en- route to Bisbee with u
ad of eggs and chickens
c. NJ. Renaud left Saturday 70:
Cisco, Texas, where he will spend
Thanksgiving with his son and Wire,
and join his wife, who has been In
Cisco for the past two months.
Mrs. annie Rltter, or Patterson, n.
j., arrived in Pearce Saturday, having
been called here by the serious III
ness of her aunt, Mrs. Joe Rigncn.
Adam Dodd, of Black Diamond, spent
| the week. end in PearcG.
Jack Rusenbark, cattleman, passed
| through Pearce Saturday on his way
| to Wilcox, where he was called to
the bedside of his brother, Charlie
kusenbask, who was reported danger
| ously III.
| Mrs. Nettie G. Harper, who teaches
at Johnson, and niece, Yvonne Will
litms, came to Pearce Saturday arc